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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-24
Failure to Provide BinOcul-
ars One Cause of Ii
tanic's Destruction
REQUESTED AND REFUSED
50 TESTIFIt = one OF III.FATID
SHIPS WATCHMEN BEFOI:E
SENATE INVESTIGATING
COMsslTTEE.

ny Associated Press
Washingtcn. II. G .Apr,l q. .--- Ike
the missing horseshoe tha: cost a
monarch his kingdom ..'lutc 20
provide snv-elasses for lpoka.ts on
Tho Titani, was the cantrihut,pg
cause OF the ships loss and the loss
OF more than sixteen hundred lives.
Two witnesses before the Senate
investigating committed todav agreed
on this point They were Frederick
Fleet, lookout on the Titanic. and
Major Peuchen n Canadian manufac-
turer and yacltsman, who was
among the rescued passengers.
Fleet acknowledged that II he had
been aided in observanCes by a good
glass he probably could have spied
he iceberg IN time To- have warned
the bridge To avoid II
Peuthen testified hat much
create. sweep ct vision would have
been afforded by binoculars lie said
he believed the presence OF the Ice
berg might has ten detected in time
10 escape collision, had the lookou,
men been 50 equipped
Flee; sail that the lookout men
asked for rlasses at Southampton
and we're told that there we're none
peuchcn criticised the lack Ci eX'
repeuted sailors on the Titanic. Ia
said that when tie call for quarters
sounded, no, enough OF the crew res
ponied 20 90" take the work re
cring and fillinc o.
bouts fI. aut hat no drills 't.
I been lei| time the ship leu
rfaHu". Hough II was GUS
uIu every Sunday
.t.. .f. nan OF the Tita
/ lsuuddering at the recollection, So.
that cries OF help on the night Of .L.
disaster made "one long continuous
moan Twice pitman begged tina
ne be spared recital oi the facts TO
dav
]. Bruce lsmay and Vie Pres,
dcnt Franklin of the White star Line
lrsently requested the committee tC
permit their return TO Now York rhr
committee declined 10 permit clthei
10 leave Washington lsmay may be
r~clllrd 20 ,h" wltnc>, stand tomor
how.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-24
FIRST Of ALLEN
GANG ON TRIAL
Floyd Allen Called to Face
Charge of Murder
in Court

Hillsyille, Va April %. In the
same courtroom whore little more
than \ month app tho Allen rlansmen
shot down Judge Massie. Common
wealth's ATTORNEY Foster and three
court attaches, Flovd Allen was call
c1 10 the b,r TODAY 10 stand trial for
The part he Is ALLEGED 10 have played
In tho celebrated tragedy Judge
Waller Il. Staples of Roanoke. who
was appointed TO conduct the circuit
made vacant hv the tra0lc death ~
Judge Nass'e sat on the bench. I'm
mediately after court convened argn-
ments were begun on petition hooking
to change Of venue. II IS reneral.
" expected however that the trials
will proceed IN Iills,iue IN accord
ancc with the decision previously
rendered b, tGdse Stanles The trial
Of Fl0vd Allen will be followed by
.hose of tho Other two members o.
'hc cain now incustody. Thesr are
Vic or Allen son Of Floyd Alien. and
bud Marion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-24
SAYS INCOME INADEQUATE
FOR CONSTRUCTION WORK
Special to Daily News

op-flai 70 61iil views
Pecas, Tex. April 23.--The Pecos
Commercial club has filed with Gov
ernor Colquitt a .etter received from
w. Z story Jr., vice-president of
the Santa Fe railroad. in which Mr.
Story states that the Santa Fe is not
in n position to consider the construc.
tion Of tho road from Peco3 TO Fort
Stockton, for the reason that the
present income OF the company is not
OF sufficient volume 10 pay the inter-
est on the value of the road The
latter also states that this condition
is caused by the low rates, and condi-
tions which have been required by
the Texas abroad commission.
The object of the Commercial club
in filing the letter with the governor
was to ascertain whether or not the
contention of the Santa Fe is cor
rect, and If SO, what change in the
present laws may be expected, so
that railroad construction IN Texas
my be revised.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-24
VINCE TERRY IS
CALLED BY DEATH
Prominent BriscOe County
Cattleman Expires in
Clarendon Hospital

special 20 T4'v News
Clarendon 1e>, April 2 Vine
aut S Terry about 80 years 0IG 1
prominent to.iman of '1is section
died o., tuo Nda.r Hospital 'arIs tu.
morning from apoploNy Mr. TruE
Ras connected with the IA ramon for
many wears and was formerly shar.
1 aud tl, .llloCtor uf Arms'rnu-
county. afterwards moving to CIru.
don aud eu-arcd .n livery stable AMI
hotel business and later ia the car.
no business on his own account De
is survived by an only son. Houston
Terry. a student Ia q medical Ooileeo
loo Fort Worth.
The funeral services we're announc'
20 for tomorrow morning ~ 'ea
O'Clock iron 80 Methodist church,
Rcy. U " Ions. the pastor conduct.
ing the services Inicrment will ho
70 the Criy u's Cemetery
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-24
Observation-Disclosures,

Washington. April ga notable
wedding of tho week will take place
tomorrow evening. when Miss Amy
Richardson. daughter of nr and Mrs.
Charles W ki,hai dsor. will become
the bride OF william Dwight Chand-
Ter. jr., easisn United States navy.
Mr.. Chandler is ne son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William dwight Chandler of
Concord, y u and grandson ,f VIII
liam r. Clandl.r former secretary
cf the navy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-24
Notable Wedding In Londnn

London, April 2a.-The mar
ria2e OF Miss Murrclle Lucas
Tooth, daughter of Sir Robert aud
Lady Lucas-Tooth. aud Major Rich
ard George BRIGHT, nephew e. Vis-
count Canrerbrry took place TO-DAY
in 81 Margaret's Westminster. In
the presence Of large and fashion.
able assemblare The bride. who Is
n young woman of great beauty, Wis.
tied America last year and was enter.
tanned in several cities Of the lTnlted
States and Canada
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-24
IRISH CONSIDER
HOME RULE BILL
Between Three and Four
Thousand Delegates As.
semble in Dublin

Dublin April 'S--IetWecu three
and four Thousand delegate. repre-
senuus an creels aud AN classes in
Ireland assembled on convention %
nh Mansion House IN this citr TODAY
TO EXCHANGE opinions aud register tho
popular verdict In regards 90 the
Home Rule bill now before the Brit
sh parliament The con, entIon met
in response 10 call issued hv John
Redmond n is generally expected
that the measure will be indorse.
as worthy Of acceptance by the coun
.trv. though changes In some Of M,
minor details NAV be recommended
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-24
COnfers with Cabinet on
Eve of New England
Speaking Campaign
MAY STRIKE ROOSEVELT
BELIEVED THAT PRESIDENT
VII l. BREAK SILENCE WHICH
mas Bl.EN HITHERTO
MAINTAINED.

By Associated Press
Washington. D. c. April as
President Taft md several rf H.
cabinet conferred tonight at the
White House, considering. II is said
the political situation in New Eng
land. and going over some or thC
speeches which Taft is to deliver On
his trip which bcrins tomorrow.
IN speeches at Roston. Worcester
South Farmington or Philadelphia
Taft is expected 10 break the silence
which he has maintained under pub
'ic attacks by Roosevelt and vii
probably mention te former President
by name.
In his three days trir. Taft VII,
make a dozen speeches
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-24
AMERICANS FLEE
FROM VERA CRUZ
Refugees From Southern
Mexico Touch Port
at Galveston
TELL NARROWING STORIES
AIROCIOJS OUIRAGES At HANDS
OF IiANDlrS FORCE MANY
To LEAVE PROPERTY
WORTH FORTUNE.
Special to Daily News.

ehtllsa 70 lalN news
Galveston. Tex, April 22.- Forty
seven passengers, forty-six being
citizens of the United States who ar
rived this morning from Vera Cruz
On the steamer Texas, are unanimous
IN the statement that the United
States government has erred in not
intervening in Mexico long before
this.
The latest they tell of the torture
and assassination Of Americans in the
repnhiic even within the shadows 81
The capitol at the City OF Mexico
are like rehearsals OF the dark ages
An OF the refugees abandoned thelr
lands, homes. furniture and every
thing they possessed, and carried
only enough money for passage and
The clothes on their backs
NJ n. lsh cells OF the murder oil
an American citizen named Walt
Mr.. Wait was a neighbor TO me,
said Mr.. lsh. lie had sold several
hundred head OF cattle and hidden
The money away where he could not
get 10 Il. A band OF despcradoes CAME
no his hacienda and demanded money
and falling deliberately beheaded
him with their michctes, herded his
cattlo together and drove them OIL.
There are dozens OF similar in
stances OF atroclty.
John T.. McGee. a wealthy planter,
when he went to leXco I've wears
ago was among tie passengers on
board the Texas, returning to Amari
"a minus S22.0u0, and leaving be
hind exceedingly valuable land, live
stock and bees. MIR. McGee tells OF
the cruelties practiced on an Alneri
can woman who is now n the hospital
At the City OF Mexico.
The bandits visited the home OF
Nj. SHAY. one of my neighbors, about
week before lett, lie gave them
about Sl2 and one gun, saying that
was AZ ne had on the place.
The band then lett but on going
so a neighboring ranch one of the
Mexican helpers told them that Shay
had "mutho dinero' aud four more
guns on the place
TIE bandits hen returned 10
Shays place and demanded mora
money and arms Net being given
,lc upn,y and guns they took Mrs
shay. tied her down and began beat
inr h-r feet. When this was started
as soon as possible Mr. Shay and his
men gathered up the other four guns
and $500 in money and gave 20 the
desperadoes who, after a final beat
ir- % 'ho woman i,it the place.
Mrs Shay's feet were beaten IT,
.raIv 20 pieces and she had to b,
carried tu the hospital at the City OF
Nc,tco where It was found that near.
ly every bone hai been broken and
ns, is iu serious condition
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-24

Providence. r T., April o. Re
puhlicans OF Rhode Island will hold
their state and ccngressiona. district
conventions tomorrow for On" selec-
ltou OF delegates so tho ratioalI con-
vcn,ion at Chicago. Tie ontr. dele
cation is claimed for Taft among
whose supporters are Goycrul rith-
'er and the memlcrs Of the state ccn-
tral committee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-24
Insurance Commissioners Meet

VhicprO, April % Quostidfs N
W'r. ' .i'r--v iw"0rtarcc 10 en-.
r.r CIRCLES U, t0 con-. ..fou
, ,ta. convention 'a'c insurance com
.n'ssiH.ers. which met NJ 10 10. 4
la t''e IN this city tolal A stand
'r accident and hoaiti polio j. tr.
~ The rost important mst.o-s tp o..
.HNrlscd The com m r1iourrs vil.
also give attention 60 the question %,
expense limitation of liability com
|pauics and the question Of reserves
an workmeus compensation premi-
I |ums
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-24
Fight chose in Iowa

Cedar Rapids, Ia. april On
the eve Of the Iowa repuh'ics state
"ocycntion. which is o. meet .n this
'it" tomorrow 10 name the d' gates.
at-large 10 the chicago ron ntiou
10 is generally conceded hy a disin-
tcrvstcd PARTIES that 'hc hand ~ Il
lnins'rue'ed delegates will a., DC tho
Issue between Taft aud c. 1mins
Boh sides admit the convention will
hc closely divided though Tsft man
ayers claim they vii. control BY a
narrow margin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-24
STRIKE IN EAST
SEEMS AVERTEO
Mediation of Difference Be-
tween Engineers and
Railways Promised

~ INNNWNIa u TTFNN
New York. April Mediation
of differences between the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers and
eastern railways Hrn have threat
ened to prCcipipate a strike on fifty
lines east of Chicago AMI north OF
the Potomac Is eIncrtrl - result
from the action cf the conference
committee OF railway managers tC-
day in agreeing 10 cJn.er with United
Stateea Labor Commissioner Neill
and Judge Knapp NJ tie ntcd States
Supreme Court.
Opinion was rNa 'csse ionicht that
the possibility OF a strike is remote
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-24
sontlcrr Grnocl. in Con,cntIon

Montgomery Al1.. Anrii ,'
More ;han 500 members ~ the south
oru Wholesale Crrcers association
were on hand TODAY when President
T. " McLauran called 10 o-der the
annual convention of 'he association.
Tho cOuvo7'ion VIII spend three days
in tho d.sruss.o- ot e wide variety
SUBJECTS relating to tho southern
wholesale tra and 90. development
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-24
ARIZONA SENATE
KILLS SUFFRAGE
Following Defeat of Ameud-
ment Initiative Petitions
are Circulated

BY Associated Press
Phoenix, Ariz April 81 Follow.
ing aefeat of the equal suffrage
amendment today in the Senate. ini-
tiative petit,ons for submission OF the
amendment to 0ic people Nerr placed
In circulation simultaneously Ia five
counties
II is necessary TO obtain the sig
natures OF fifteen per cen' OF the
electors in order TO scclre submission
.of the amendment.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-24
slawr oi ,r.ou Warden or Trial.

Lincoln, Ncb. April 2o.-lhr case
.pf Albert pr'nce the negro prisoner
who KILLED Deputy Warden Davis Of
the Nebraska state pcnitentiary last
February. was called in court today
for trial Thc defense, accordiug to
counsel. win seek TO prove that prince
had been treated with such persistent
and eytremr cruelty by the p'lson au-
thorti-s as tc tcthrone his reason
and render him responsible Ter his
actions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-24
lGN~ ARE SHIPPED
AMERICAN GESIuENTS

~ f.en' .s'rN lftTs
san Antonio, Tex April "a
Within the past few days Fort Sam
Houston has sent three shipments or
arms and ammunition to Americans
in Mexico Fifty thousand CARTRIDGES
were sent 10 Guadala.ara another
shipment 10 FL Paso. and still an
other tu some point further vest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-24
ROOSEVELT GNINSIN
KANSAS PRINAr1ES

Topeka. Kan April 23-pri-
maries and conventions in thirtoci
Kansas counties toiav added a total
of fifteen % tho list 0f delegates 10
the state convention. instructed for
Roosevelt Roosevelt now has a to-
taI of eos delegates Taft. o..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-24
MISSOURI CLANS
GATHER FOR WAR
Taft and Roosevelt Leaders
Open Fight for State
Control


81. Louis Mo, April -a NHI the
arrival Of Governor lladle, .Idcr
oi the Roosevelt forces. and Con.
@ressman E1rthhrldt direct. .. the
laiJ forces boz NissoHr. IrH' Waf
lcgun tonav for control of t Rec
publican state convention .ich
opens Thursday.
Roosevelt followers claim that lHey
have enough instructed delegates %
control the convention.
The state convention will elect four
iolcgates-at-larrc 10 the national
convention
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-24
iowN EFpUIIJCAN
CONVENTION TO-DAY
Nv Associated Pres.

Cedar Rapids. Ia. April 23.-Vic-
tory in tomorrow Republican state
convention was claimed with equa! in
sistenoe by both Taft and Cummins
leaders tonight.
Cummins arrived here tonight and
Immediately plunged into the contest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-24
IUJO RESOLuTlON II
IRANoRABIN EETORTEp

Washington. b c.. April % u
tho puio resolution for investigation
ol the Money Trust passes the House
the Banking and Curreu,y committee
will have full authority to delye INTO
all lines ~ financial activity
The House rules committee toHlv
1yorablv reported the resolution
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-24
knnN To- I.cnrc.cnt rrr.i,knt

Washington, April 22-- Secretary
Knox will represent President Taft
LAT the celebration Of the 10Cth ami
vcrsary Of the admission OF Louisiana
TO statehood az New Orleans. April
.3C.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-24

FT N's0rIsfc1 Tfrff
Washington. y. G. April 22.-Fcr
West Texas Generally fair Wcdnes-
fay and Thursday; not much change
r. temperature
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-24
ABE NTTFII KNOCKS
OFT JIMMY CNRROl l.

Sacramento. CAL AnrI. 13 Ah'
Attcll knocked ou' Jimmy Carol. iu
the seventh OF a scheduled tvontr.
round Sight here tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-24
Texas Weather

Tcxas-Gcnerally clear and watn
% slear and pleasant
l0risana Shreveport, clear an
warm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-24
TAFT VICTORIOUS
" NEW IIANPSHIRE.

by Associated Press.
Concord. n n. April ga
Victory IN IN" Republican pri-
maries in New Hampshire
was conceded 10 Taft tonight
by Roosevelt leaders, iVlud.
inr Governor Bass.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-24

kllHA\E NCLRIfliS
To FIGHT ~ \DFE.
ry Associated Press.

~ Associated Press.
Cleveland. q April ga
Iohnny kilbaue feather.
weight champion. today ac-
cepied an offer to fight ten
rounds with 1ohuuv Dundee
in New York ON Nav a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-24
TWtATHEp
Local Forecast

Fair and warmer " ednosda'
Vest .rday'S Temperature.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-24

Continued on Page Sd
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-04
S. K. HALCOMB g. CO.
Ladies' and Chiidren's Store"
S. x. HaIcomb, Proprietor

Among the leading commercial es-
adjustments OF Brawley mention must
be made of that conducted by Mr.. S.
K. Halcomb & Co. the Ladies and
Children's Store, in it's new location
on Main street, opposite the Oakley
block, for here the ladies of the city
can find complete and fashionable
stock Of dry goods, ladies' and child
ren's furnishings, cloaks, suits, gowns,
waists, shoes, etc, etc, and from the
large and we'll elected stock carried in
this store they can make their pur-
chases as satisfactorily as they could
do at any one of the famous metro
pOlit2n department stores.
Mr.. Halcomb keeps in constant
touch with the fluctuations in fashions,
and having always in mind his Gus
toners requirements, is enabled to
serve the ladies and children OF Braw-
ley to the best advantage.
This store was formerly located in
the Bungalow block, but to keep pace
with his growing trade, Mr.. Halcomb
was forced to seek larger quarters,
and he is now located in the very
heart Of the business district, and his
store is fitted in attractive modern
style, with every convenience and up
to-date improvement and is permeated
with an atmosphere Of style. which
not only covers the more inexpensive
lines, and every article is 10 be de-
Tended upon and prices are always
found lowest considering the charac-
ter of the STOCK carried.
While Mr.. Halcomb has resided ia
the valley for several years, he has
only just recently established the La
dies and Childrens Store. and with
its popular prices and courteous treat
ment this firm bids fair to become the
leading exclusive ladies' store in the
Imperial valley
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-04
DR.. LAURENCE L. LINDSEY
Physician and Surgeon

TO be the guardian OF the health
of a community is a serious RESPONSE
bility, and the physician and surgeon
to whom this trust is given and 50
satisfactorily discharges his profes-
sional duties that he gains the cont
dence and esteem of that community.
is an honorable achievement that any
man may justly feel proud Of
In this connection and in this re-
view Of prominent men of the Impe-
rial valley, men who have become rec
Ognized as real factors in the makeup
OF the commonwealth, Dr.. Laurence l.
Lindsey of Brawley occupies an impor-
tant place.
DR. Lindsey is a native of Missouri
but sought the sunny climate of Cali
fornia some few years ago. and is :,
graduate of the College of Physicians
and Surgeons of Los Angeles. an insti-
tuition that issues diplomas recognized
the nation over as an entree into the
practice of medicine in any commun-
ity. He was formerly assistant sur
geon of the Soldiers Home at Los
Angeles. He came to Brawley one
year and a half ago and in this short
time has built up a. enviable patron.
age, due to his skill in the practice OF
medicine and surgery and his pleasing
personality
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-04
THE PALM CONFECTIONERY
w. Gardner, Proprietor

In every city there is some particu-
lar place where YOU make it a point
TO go when you wish to indulge your
faStidiOuS taste for delicious cOnfec-
tions, bon-bons, etc, and in Brawley
there is located in the Hotel Bunga-
low block the Palm Confectionery"
OF Mr.. w. Gardner. who enjoys a
never decreasing trade which is war
ranted by the class Of sweets he turns
out The store is handsome in it's ap-
pointments, and is a popular refresh
ment resort, but neither its beautiful
candies nor its luscious fruits are more
attractive than is the splendid soda
water fountains which forms part
Of its tXDures. From this perennial
apriHg Mr.. Gardner serves the fruit
favored and sparkling drinks all the
year around. He serves not and cold
drinks when it is cold, and cold drinks
when it IS hot Fruits. candies and
soda water, combination which
draws the multitudes and makes his
store a lively place OF business every
day.
In addition to the above. Mr. Gard
nor has full and complete line of ci-
gars, tobaccos and pipes, and an ele-
giant display of souvenir postal cards
Mr.. Gardner aims to keep up with
the popular demand and taste for
sweets, and he can furnish most any
thing in his line from the small boys
wants to the most exclusive party on
short notice.
The Palm Confectionery is a pio-
neer establishment and during the,
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-04
GARDEN CITY RESTAURANT
n. Seuehara, Proprietor

1t is seldom that one finds res
tauranl where the food is just as de
lectahle and the cooking is just as
good as The home product, but such
is the reputation enjoyed by the Gar
den City Restaurant, of which II. Seu-
ghara is he proprietor. Mr.. Seughara
has been in the restaurant business
in BraWleY six years. About year
AGO he purchased the present location,
remodelrd the entire place, and now
presents TO the public a restaurant as
up-to-dare and completely equipped as
can be Iound anywhere,
A large dining room with prettily
decorated tables gives the place an in
Niting appearance. and long lunch
counter FOR the accommodation of the
hurrYing business man and mechanic
gives the interior that cosmopolitan
finish So delightful to The keen obserV-
or who iastidiously picks out place
to eat. The Garden City Restaurant
serves meals at all hours, and all the
food is selected with the greatest of
care and prepared for the table in
the lnr~. skillful manner.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-04
FRESNO HOTEL
Fred Moore, Proprietor

Among the list of hOstelrieS Offering
accommodation to the public in BraW-
ley will be found the Fresno Hotel,
located one block from the southern
Pacific station, in the heart of the bus
mess section of the city.
The Fresno Hotel is an imposing
tWO-stCry structure with 2S large, light
and airy rooms the verandaS of which
are screened, and of the most home
like character. The appointments Of
this hotel are most modern. and rooms
are rented for light housekeeping, and
for the convenience of having things
to ones peculiar likings. the Fresno
Hotel is a we'll adapted institution 10
the more practical wants of the EeO-
pie.
This hotel is conducted on both the
American and European plan. the
rates being very reasonable, special
rates being given to parties staying a
week or longer.
Mr.. Fred Moore, the proprietor of
this well known hotel, is a man of
many years experience in the hotel
business. He caters to the travelling
public, and when next in Brawley il
you stop at this popular hotel YOU will
be sure to make it your future home
when visiting there.
In connection with the hotel there
is dining room which will comfort
ably seat twenty people. The service
is uneNcelled and only the best Of
food products are served.