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THE SUN, SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1016.
NAMES A "SAFETY
ST. LOUIS, IN CONVENTION
CARRANZISTAS FAN
50,000 MARCH IN
BRONX DAY PARADE
FUND OF $2,000,000 IS NOW
THE AIM OF ALLIED BAZAAR
If it was simply a
case of voting
for a National
Beverage
FIRST" TICKET garb,wearswilson buttons mw mm D, Si
Gifts So Numerous That the Big Charity in Grand Cen
tral palace Will Continue for Another Week
Russian Day Crowd of 55,000.
Oliver Osbornr Ttcllcvc-. Tlmt
Hiis:Ih's nml Oillcl to' Would
Oct 'Km Trunin:: nml Coiitir.
Wnsliiiifrton Oravoly Con
(prtii'd Over Agitation in
North of Mexico.
Aftpnionn IVosrrntmne Cur
tailed Somewhat on Account,
of the Dampness.
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SO SAY1X(J, MI'. VAXISIIKS
CincAoo, Juni D While lookln? .trntinil
thl morning tltt reporter butnpcil Into
Ollv r Qjbornn near thei corner of
Michigan iinil Jackson boule'vaids nml
learned from tlic well known Now
Torkcr that Oliver had Just drciI'd Into
town to boom the Hon. John Kin-.; C.
Ollltttf of Msachusctt!i an a rimiiliij?
mate for Hushes.
Ticket. Hurtie and (UllHte,
Slognn, Safety t'lrst
Oliver added that he would not be
julto ready tn hprltin tlio eiife-iy r.uur
manufacturer f itiitiiu at tlm Coliseum
for a day or two, however, to i-r)M It
Is only fair t Oliver to w irn u-mler Ik
sy llttlu an possible aWn the
HiiKhes-Ollle'td combination until Ollvi-r
It. nil r .idy to clear for action.
It was iice5ted to .Mr. 0linrni tint
one tlr;ivv!.i. k to the nomination of .1.
Klnc C. Gillette- for the Vlce-t're-ddi-ney
win, that partialis hie nuulltl atlon- were
unknown to the iivrriisc voter. Oliver
laueheil N'ortiflitly.
"You nn-'lit a well say," he i-rlrd,
"that a ticket compovil of rihver Os
borne for I'reMdcnt, Charlie Ilo!s for
Vlce-rre.!ileiit, vwiuiil be unkimn n to the
aver.iRe voter
.Vntilr n Hiiiisi-IhiIiI AViirit,
"Yenine man, th name of John Kins
r'olton Ulli-lte, like tlio name of I lobar!
Ohatfleld Chuttu lil-Taylor, are a li me
hold word in he land. HinjheK and 'M
I tto . why. there's tuithltm to it ticket
like that would set them lining and
vomln;. eteiin ehuMii and I'optili' alike."
Ills ent'itiMn.-m n t prntioun,vd
that nobody had the heart to tm-ntlAn to
him the self-evident fact tli.it tills lati i
effort to corral the vote, eif the lurtiers'
union for Himlier ik perfectly rnll.ii-lotl!-.
It C"c. without 'lie Jliat any
body named I'tllte-tir nn ethic up mi.Ii a
voting barb-r -.'..iilil result m fi-Undll-news
omethln? 'Ike the inlerrhani:i of
irrettlngs b4tevti u iimple nf Hr:iv
tigers.
Therefor eerybily Maudlm; iitinind
Oliver In Mli'lil.mti axenue let him stroll
Great Demand for Seats and Tangle Over Tickets
Gov. Major and Senator Owen Boomed for Marshall's
Place O'Gqrman Suddenly Cancels Reservations.
Sr. Lout, Juno 3. Thin city bejtan to Senator Wagner Mre now at Kronen l.lck
prepare In eurnest to-day for the com'.ni? le.Mlnt, up In preparation for the'r
of the Detnocratlo ho.t HaK, ,,7
Miiitlnir went up over the fronts of build- ! National Committee to-day that he would
lngs. Lithographs uppuired In store, . bo tinablo to attend tho convention. He
windows, and barrels of Wilson buttons ( "sked that his reservation at the Jef-
hT.TkJ" ':,b ,npr" nr -,-v,',rr'"-',;;"";i'"- to
Hotel lobbies began to hum with tlie- (lttetil the convention has enured u lot
new business and tho very atmosphere of talk aiound the hotels. Senator Tag
seemed charged In expectation of the -':,rl 'l"ll tlmt the report was correct.
,i . ii.i. ,i . ,,Jt Mr. Mack confirmed It to-night,
.luadretmlal political carnival. S(,M.ll(1. 0.aprn,alli who ,M delegate at
I.otiK before tho night chill was out of huge from New York, gave no reason
tin al, Senator Thoniaii Tuggart and i tor his declilon.
National Committeeman 13. V. tloltin
tvere making a survey of the Coliseum,
where day ami night forces of workmen
arc busy. After talking with the con
tractor they called up National Chair
man McCoinbs at Chicago on the tele
phone and told liltn that they had decided
to reil"iiblc the number of cjrp. titers,
electrical workers and cli.tturs In the
hope of having the building ready for the
decorators b) Sunday morning.
A ImIcom extending out from the old
one and running finitely around the
auditorium except oxer the platform Is
being erected, and this extenmi, i
calculated to solve to some extent
tin old problem of getting morr than a
I'Mt Into a pint bottle. The sub-coni-iiilitec
op arrangements s believes the
Coliseum will get away with the crowd,
but admits that the trick will not be
done without a lot of disappointment
nt(r DrmnnH for Ticket.
I'or, In spite of the oft heard reni.it k
that this convention of the l'emoor.its
is to be little more than a ratltlcation
nuetlng. the sub-commlttec has been
swept off Its Ret by the heiivi- demand
for tickets. IJvery mall brings requests
for batches, of them. The hotels report
that the demand for accommodation ex.
leeiN the most sanguine expectation".
While the Jcffer-on Is apparently to be
the c ntre of the Democratic gathering
th" rtul convention hall, us Senator
Tti?gait remarked this morning the
other hostelrlis are to get their share.
As all example of wli.it Is exiieot.d It
was Htiliiiiliieeij tii-itay tint the Southern
on peacefully and disappear. Jus, , J ", ,
SJir r S , T'lJZ " """"nten, a- a tnaWe-httt.
lower Hroariwav. .Manhattan. .ooie
mouths ag " l- htm .troll on .mil ills
appear
ref Mie a. 'leniiMidat.'in of lln, -nttoti
il'nr- fter Hie convention It will b
refurnished and opened forntallv. V iri
' ,!',r. i bo.lle, and clubs are preparing
haps forevci when Ihe'e was . rift In'
None of the members of the e-ommlt-
tie Is hazarding any guesses us to the
Identity of the person who l reported
to be coming here with the Idea of rep
resenting President Wilson at tho con
vention, i)
I'lnns for Women Delruntes.
The Kati.il Fuffrago league of Kt
I.ouls Is planning to entertain the women
delegates to the convention. Kansas,
California, Ariz -na, Vashlngton and
Wjomlng havu women tu their delega
tions. Itesldes these women, other suf
fragists uie expected for tho suffrage
demonstration next Wednesday. Many
of them will be from Chicago and they
expect tcj appear before tho resolutions
committee In ndvocacy of a slKTrago
plank In tho platform.
There wilt be no parade here. The
demonstration Is to be the formation of
n "golden lane" from Twelfth street,
where Democratic headquarters nrn lo
cated, to tho Coliseum. The women are
Just going to line Washington avenue,
and as the delegates pass down the lane
to the convention hall they arc ojtpectod
to be much Imptessed.
The Iiqual Suffrage League baa en
gaged quarters at the Warwick Hotel In
addition to Its heudnuarters In tho Hall
way Exchange llulldlng. and several
rest rooms far the visitors have, been set
aside at the. Y. W. C. A,
Tmiicle urr Tickets.
V ifinal Committeeman Norman 13.
Maik and Jiiines K. Smith, president of
the St. Uul. ltulness .Men's Le.-iKiie.
were In confereme tiv-nlght trying to
straighten out an ugly situation arising
out of the distribution of convention
ticket- The National Conventions As
"O'MaMon, whli h U'ged the 1'einoeratlo
National Coiiu'iittef to hold the i onven
tinn In Si Louis, olfered to lal-e Jinn,.
nit'i from It membership, wlch con-
HOSTILE FEELING GKOWS
WASlltVaTos', June J. Gravest con
cern Is felt In Htato. Department circles
to-night over reports received lato this
afternoon tending to show a rapid spread
of antl-Amerlcan sentiment throughout
northern Mexico.
From fialtlllo, Monterey Hnd Durango,
as well us from Chihuahua city, advices
Indicate that the, Mexican populace
throughout the northern tier of States Is
seething with hostility toward Ameri
cans, which th Carninz authorities, far
from attempting to check, are In many
instances actually encouraging.
Heports show that In all of these
townH and elsewhere agitator friendly
to If not representing tits Carmnza
authorities are staging masn meetings
and parades In protest against the con
tinued prrsencc of American troops on
Mexican soil. Americana who hav dis
regarded the warnings of the State De
partment to leavo the country aro said
to b anxious to get to the border, only
to find In somo Instances thut Interrupted
railroad service makes this Impossible.
Among thco most active In ntlrrlng
up the antl-Amerlcan feeling la De La
Knsa, who recently waa reported head
ing for the Hlg Bend section of Texan to
make a new raid. With numbers con
stantly Increasing De La Hosa, aided by
another Mexican agitator named Bezano,
Is reported to be plundering all Ameri
can properties he run find.
Currnnsa Ignores HeqtieM.
.It was leanr-d to-night thsl the State
Department has urged the Carranza au
thorities to capture Do La Hosa and dls
perso his following. No attention, how
ever, has ti'eii paid t' these rpreenta
Huns and the leader Is (Mjimltted to rom
at will. He Is said to to particularly
frlvnillv to tieti. N.ifamttc, the Cir-
lanza commander at Tamplco. who has
len resronlbIo for tho hardships Im
posed on American oil oiieratoi.s.
ar ago Nafaretto commanded the par
ONE FATAL ACCIDENT
lh.l I'. " '" r""",;rf V1 S-annot get Into th.. hotels.
fliiiu ters for delegation and visitors wiioi slsin of tmslniss bousvr and Individual-, i rtto ut Matamorus at a time when serp
ontion !, iii i.v have lntleel. have I
been bathloi? dleago fur days The,
mn, wincli lia.l I.... i :i aking a complete 1
Jerus.ileii! iviny ul it..lf sue e .Munila
iit. t"k .1 b.nS ii .M'chlgan avenue1
Just a- thre. nole.l statesmen of the
nilddl. Went. I'ltilej IVt.f Dunne,'
Oeorge ,. n and Tom i y I'owii, came
up (01 air Hid Miolbd out Into tho
siinllgnt.
VXell.lli. HllK 1 in
Poni'twdy dug 'ip a .-ouple of welkins
somewh'ri lite la-t nliiht and Installed
one In each con", -ntloii hall early this
morniroi, .h-re b. j.itrlotn walloped
them a'l .lay until ii,e welkins rang and
rang an.l n.nc
Th-. large. .v ..ior raucous welkin
as ii- fed up mi a proniliiftit p..t fight
Delegates began to drift Into town to-
da itn bv one they soug'U out th"
iMtlonal committee headquarters no the
first floor ot th Hotel J.tTirson N'a
tionsl Coinmltteetiieii Norman K Midi
ot New Yuri!. I.. I C.oltra of Mis
sourl, Charles Hoehntc.in of Illinois,
Col. ltobcrl lowing of Lon'stana. J.
Hiuce Kremtr of Montana. '. II l.re
of Ohio, William V Sapp of Kansas and
Senator Taggart have been -baking
hands all day and seemingly doing n"t
mil. ll I We
Hnifcrly Wutcti hleHK.
The despatches from Chicago are be
ing read e,.?r! at..l ?o far at ir
heie They fi.lt short of this amount by ious troubo was thnvitened liecauso of
SHi.noO. due, it Is, said, to tin t.illure of the constant firing by Mexican soldiers
me rmiroau i ompameb in i nmrinui Matumorcs Into American territory
In these clrcumMaiic.'s th. Ituslnr-s j j.est reports placed De La ltosa In
.i i. ...-.it. i.. iiM..-..i.-.i i.. ..mi mis i tn. V1e!riltv of I.aredo Heading in tno ill-
organization succ.eiled in raisins 1! I rs.t0n of Zapita, Tex. Gen. I'uiistoii
nun from tu, .I.Oco membrs. e..eh con-1 1l5ortj thu t-day .is a rumor. Indl
tilhutor being und-t the l.npres-ioii that ,Rn t tn, wnt tlmo that h had
he was to r-elve a ticket However. t,k(.n tfpll ,n .3j otf th i,an,i ,y
when tho allotment was made of the , ,,.,,I)Htchlng a troop of thi Kourteenth
I.tnio tickets distributed to tho assoela- j f.'y l0 Zapnta.
Hon t'l'v ot onlv :. , ' nni. f the tetiorts of this growing
To satisfy its 3.m"i membtis uitb :00 .,m.,v.erlcan feeling are disturbing ad-
ticket, obviously was out of the .pies , f dKtnteretted (llnlomatla
tlon. so to-da Mr. Mnlih antwunrrd that
svurc" to the effect Hint agents of a
d.ll.
to thenise'ves Mr .I.iek, Senator Tag-
ue. u.wl l!,,L,- .villi, v ill lire ..trl III
stem In the hotel lobbte goes there Is i ,l)k nf .i,rmlll(. (,ri!aiiiratoi.
i-enrent Democratic sntNfaet on with ,-.,s, ,i in ..,.n its ;fin tickets it J.mi
t the udtt .rlum I the ec. ptlon of e'en.itor Haiilltur? ke' r.t,.h ,n any H.p,h..r eho wouid buv a ,d
out '
loojf '.'"I I pl'i 'e I've liii'.'ii.i w.l
kin which, al'l'ougo i t-.ir for punish
ment, had th. br it. beaten mil ot tt
long before !- ulgiit s s-sslon was ad
Journtd. The smaller and mor- fia'll. welkin,
which was deeoeate.1 with large t jw t
of S3' In rlbbm. was hung 'n tin i"ll
feuin, where the H.publ.an den-aaiis
sftr r,,iiifVi ln In II, tl.. .-I.i.'k iiiz.-tl
blankly at It foi a nine." but llnally senator Taggart
r.o'e ri'cli and thf platform id.jpt'd i,, reoni'ii-
l ti, itepupiicanr t nc raiiuii it
unlej- the Natlnnil t immltteeinen die-., ..,.,. ,..,..r.,.ni ne n.-ttv.. not onlv
g.ng.d son,.- of the tl.-kei. they allotted ,, i. .,.., but elsewhere through Latin
America, endeavoring to Mir up oiiru-i
f the I'lilted Stater, and Its purposes
Thise aentr ti r" said to bo carrying
..n i propaganda with a single view to
oreventlng the rr.lti'd Stv.es from Bc.ttlui:
at.; pMnanM trade advantages whllo
i Hurope Is at war.
r'. eipl-
The
..p rlbtilo'- fcni
. ituatlon lias eie.tted n
miisterid up couragi
right up and clmi it soViiely mou;l
on the wrist to make It tinkle and tinkle
and tinkle.
Insta c i'i. welkins took up nil tli
pre-convt.. .v i ir.'ii.s of th t nmrn'Mg
'rom dawn no' dvoied tu t!. niual'y
tedloua wo.'! ..f 'nisting and las enlt.j
stout vvrapjin'j twine around the out
ilde walls and ro. t if the Andirurlum
Moose sard .tv'.tns' th
tlrst l'rogrers,- pitrlo pi ent-r
Hepuhlican convention to make any dril. ..on( fl,,., 0f tellng ber n.l .Mr isinltli
tllte proposal tn Its preparedness plank , reports that the business men are cettlng ,
and Its approval of President Wlk-on's angrl'r every m'tittte
attitude mi the woman suffrage uues- I
TRAINS FOR TAMMANY.
can platform makers f..utuj thein.)ve,
"I''s a w Ishywush' document,' "ild ecretnrj MiilMi soil 't'ren surer
... ... .. I...
.lie ..III, ill.... ., .in T n 11. N.MII1I-.
...... ..i il. t i ares sav aiivimim ii nooseven. ana
i.VUMi if ihii," " . -. .. ...... ....... ....!. -.1 ni..li.. ItAn-kiu
,C t.lVC US 11 OOOS1. 11 IIS true ll..l . l.il.l i-nm.i in.', ii. iii- L.ijiw.i.ir, .v-
I'resldrnt Wll-.m has lulled the Amerl-; retny and treasit'er reapectlvelv of
can people to sleep you cm bi they Tammany Hall, villi tako the trail to
tire feeling ptftty safe under his guld- i d.i.v f..r St l.ouls as remit fur the three
iihie " tr.ilnlo.id" of braves who will K-avu on
Tlir busiest man lu th. clt . .v I Monday for the h.ipp hunting ground"
i:illutt . Mater, wh) Is mil- lot a of the Peuiucrut I eov.ntlon Charles
Vlce-Pr. sblential boom Althoug i he r. Mnrphv is ,ilr..nlv within a sl.
tuis an apartment In the Ho'c-1 Jeiffr-
irrlv.il ot tlio 0" ht boomers had o go to the
ll,,.t ciaiiters nniei to mm iieaiiiju.il iers ne
...ji. i n,.,,.. ,. in, tn its aoing a lot or n itiusiiaunig nini- u,
. v... .ul.. 1 ...ii. -e .,;i.-i but his candidacy Is In the Immediate 1 sunlan to be evening Monday'
bii'ilrtine riioi.. ',, i.'-eV to ihe s-a'.. of 1 ''hat-go of W. T. K mpi r, president -f , the smallest Taminauv excursion tn a
IllincW and of m-tilllng stout oak-m I h oiinuerce I rust Couipani ul Kan-I long tlm
rlll..,.. I., fs... . . ...1. ..f .e.il - ...i-ii... .. ... "'
,.,s'"ir, ,lll"eilllf . null. in 111" I ' e
lls,laiuc. at I'reuli Kb k. Ind Sberur
Al Fm th 1- nlre.ul.v on the grouml
Perhaps because tho St. Kouls ci .ei,.
tlon proinls.." tu be loo eveluslv. 1 W.l-
Will Ii"
' . oli row o
so that 'i ex-e'.i al'.v .motli.iial niv
ments ihu Moos. tl. legates could have
something to gnaw at Instead of biting
the building and the orchestra chair"
full of holes as they b,ive b en doing
every few minutes since last AVednes
day t. hare .n Dnlr.inees.
Bcfoie these details could be attended
to, however, some thoughtless cf.i.i mul
have Itt down tho b.ir. The deiet-atfs
charged upon trie Auditorium .ntr iu.es
with a t cream, wheieupon the workmen
promptly dropped their tools, and be
gan to shin up the ntppnrte of the a
Hums. , llv. ise Coiii.iussli.iier of St
Kouls, and L), C Midung, eii.uriu.iii
of the Oettiecr.itlc Stale comniltte".
Thomas Arthur, rlinlrmati of the
Democratic State eommlttee or .Mon
tana, atrlved to-dav with the 1 1 . 1 h i .i -tlon
that bis Stat'S eli,tt voles bad
been pledged to Vlre-PrcMilcnt Marshall
on a tluke and that tiov. Major probably
would get them.
Doom for Second I'lnee.
Thouiuf. K, Wade, a delegate from
Marlow, Ukla., got lure with a Vice.
Presidential Ikioiii hWo. lie said that
the delegation from his State was com
Theio will be 10" on the
tin.-., trains, will .1 will be run nvir
ihree rall oul the llrle, N'ew Yoik iVi
t nil and Pe'i'isylv am i. Tom 1'olev.
Thomas 1' M.-Avny and Charles W Cul
kin will bo In charge of tho trains With
the excursion will no John It. Voorhts.
tho venerable grand sachem, who never
misses h national convention if he can
help It The hotels Majestic and Mar
'Hieite w II be the headquarter of the
Tammany men
IT'S TTNAlTsAYS McADOO.
If Hronx workers In Manhattan were
In a little more of a hurry than usual
yesterday to get home they were Justified
because It was "Hronx Day," the grand
fete day of the borough and county on
the north. It was celebrated with a
half holiday all over The Hronx. There
was a parade of 15,000 school children
In the afternoon and a big demonstra
tion and parade at night, In which It is
estimated that 69,000 persons took part.
The afternoon programme waa curtailed
on nccount of the dampness, but the eve
ning demonstration went oh as sched
uled. There was one fatal accident to
mar the day
The school eh dren began their pnraoe
nt I ;30 o'clock nt (Iratid Concour-ii and
lt'.Tth street and nurched past tue re
viewing stand at Ilurnsldc avenue and
ISftth street, rollowlng the children's
parade there were games In the parks
The evening parade began ut S :30 and
lasted ueveral hours. A cordon of
montited polleo cleared the way through
tho crowded streets, and following the
pollen were about TiOO automobiles
Major Josejih I. licrry of the Second
Uattallon was grand inuridial of the
military division, led by the Hlghth Coast
Defence command. Other military or
ganizations participating were the six
ty. ninth Infantry. Twelfth Infantry.
Twenty-second Knglneers, Hospital
Coips. Second Held Artillery
Following the military dlvWlon came
Uoroush President Mathewt.on In an
automobllo and the Plattsbur, Military
Training Uattallon, Spanish-American
War Veterans, Legion of I'otelgn Wars
Veterans, Sons of Veterans, Oliver Til
den Camp, No. 25, Hoy Scouts : First
Naval Hattallon Cmlets. American
Guards Cadets, Junior Uuard CadetM,
Lono Star Hattnllon. Washlngton
HelghtM Hattnllon. St. Oeorge Hattallon
and Uattery I. Second Field Artillery.
Tho civic division was headed by
Richard W. Kawrence. marih.il. followed
by various fraternal orders, Y. M. C. A.
members, Scotch Highlander hands.
Hronx social clubs and a suffrage delega
t'on In white with vcllow sashes.
The only fatal accident of the day
occurred when Morris tioldman, It.
rushing from bis home at $4.1 Peek
street to view the parade, was struck
and knocked down by an auto tnirk
owned by Kotiergan Urns and driven by
Michael tlurofalo, -12 Hast lEOth street
When an ambulance from Lincoln Hos-
nltil arrived tho Ix.y was dead. The
driver was arrested, but later paroled tu
the custody of his employers.
CORONER BLAMES HEALERS, i
Threnlens Action Wter llrntti f
To-Vrnr-nid lloj.
As the result of the ittalh last Tue?
das of William .liirgen". Jr.. I sears
old. of 4t2 Jamuli.i avenue, U.ist New
York, Coroner Frank S. Senior said last
night that he would summon two women
Chrl-tlsn Science healers to te.mlfv at an
Inquest to be held to-day or to-morrow.
According to the Coroner, tho child
died from heart eakne following 111
tiess from diphtheritic sore throat. Tin.
buy had been III four weeks, and was
treated by th two women. Two plijil
clans were called on Tuesday afttrnoot
but It was. too late. I'nder tho clrcum.
stances they declined to Issue a de.itli
certlllcate.
Coroner Senior Is Interested also In
the death few weeks ago of a little
girl who la said to have visited the
home of no uncle of Willlmi Jorge;,
Jr The Jurgens child, according t.i a
report, was t.n.ei to the house while she
was there 'Pile Coioner Is Ilexes t' e
girl may li.iv ntr.i.'ted her fatal ii
nes from him
It was said yei'.erdny hWo that dur.
Ing her little brothers Miners Helen
Jurgens. 'J years old. continued to at
tend Public Si'hool No s. where s n
I'ame In contact w ith ores ..t litt.li . i.
dily. t'oron-.e Semor raid . after
the Inque't be mlulit lay the fan's in uie
case betore the i.iatid Jury and s.eit fur
the Indictment of tlm Christian Se n li
tis. ..ii ,i charge of mausliiughter
bash avenue elevated r illroad structure , hig 230 strong on Sunday, and that by
tue end or tue weeh tney vvoiiiu nav.
c ose nv. id srinir nieanwn e fir i e n. ,
Inasmuch a one 'euiv ..t mutter can- 'n'erybod shouting for Ptiltnl States
not occupy two .IWlln. I sp.i.e- at the i fteiiaiot ttuueri I. 'Jeii as a i annul uc
am time all the moc. t lnstn'ideis for the hnej of Tom VPirsnill
here for tue conventiun w-ho are A vacant store opposite the .leifeison
fortunate enough, or unfortunate enouirh, i was decorated to-day In anticipation of
... .i... .. .. i i i. .a the arrival nf the .iitv;inee i-li.iril of Ihe
tickets or press barties admitting them Illinois delegation. To-morrow loo Chi- j bj an unequivocal stat.m. t h:it they
to both conveiit'ons got Pieim-elves all ; cuku iveinocritis tere i uimimk, huh ,jn..n
worked up into ,i fit' -any to-dnj . Krler. serretarv to Comniitteemui
Conferences and other developiiientn tJoescnensiein, s-ipi mere would ne at
'A ill il He Democratic Chairman
1,'tnlrr All) Ireiiinstniires.
Wasiiimiio, June !. Secretary Mc
Adoo Issued a stntenient to-day
le. larliw hi .voiild iml acept the i hair
naiishln of th Heniocratlc Niitlotnl
' .'iiniliiee iitider .my clrcuiiistaiii.es. t.
milk, a sharp leference lo ..so-called
mwlllliig cand'datex for political of-
Hce who frilled to eliminate themselves
would not accept the ofllen In question
ll it were tendered to the'n
I bavi repeat! dly staled that In no
which had happened along 1st" the night le"1 ii.OOU from Chicago and other cin un -tan-i aotild I .vi pt tho chair
before had been oiich - to g:ve piomlse, .'Itier; of the State hj riet Monday night. ' mat.nhlp of the Democratic National
that thi' would be a ven' proniln. nt fi"v. Dunne Is expected heie Suuil'i. ' Committee," Mr. McArtoo said "This
day 111 both tor.entbill ballf. Illinois lepreseiu.i aun ..in incnnie is iin.n i. ta ens., -o.oibo i.n n in.iu
Thercforo ' If one Just siifk in uiin. I 'ho fdinous Cook Counts Mur.-blng ciub, ' 'o clmlnat" hlmsilf from consideration
the Coliseum all da.- one might miss Is reported liens that Charles F for any mllce If ho ic.illy wants m do
some particularly messy doings at tho -Murphy. Sheriff Al Smith mid State so."
Viiditorluiu. and to a certain extent vice . .
versa What was needed was Koine ' ...
Antl-Amertcan Campaign.
In Mexico and elsewhere, the advlecj
state, these igents are ttnploylne native
iss. slants . tut are buslle lircularng
tbro'igli t'.. i.s. Instpuvlois t'nt the
t nit. d States i bnt ur ai t rrlt irial ex
pansion at the expense of Katln Ann rl
can .'..tinirie- Pv vvtiv of rssilng dx
tiut oi. the repeat. d ai rtloiis ot Prcs.
dent Wilson that th. t'nlted States
wants no more terrltoiv and Is perfietlv
willing to let her l-t.t republics on th
Western Hemisphere work out their own
d-tln.v the propazin. IIM p-rslst In re
minding th" Killn Aiiierlcni.K of the fad
that American force- are not onlv In
Mexico but m llayll. Sumo tiomlngo ami
Nlc.iragui li I" ffgnt'led here us mnr.
thin n coin. -.denes that exiutly this same
line of reasoning was followed by Car.
r.uua In hi' last note demanding a with
dtawal of tin American forces from
Mex co
i li.. i.utlitn of the iii-ri.ar .pi' '
ibis not" is iiiidei stood to b.jv . been dis.
oiise. at to-.la.v's me. ting of lb" CiL!
nt. iur ...... . . ". ,,. 'but tilted exiierlence, appareims
the rom.nunicai.nn wou u ' . ' terday Interrupted the trial of n K,.
Indicated that It would M a i extrumls f,m of r,riimlM, suit brought l.v
length)' .'Oiiituiiuicatioti, which was Inter- vtargaret M I.amle nf 27a Kingston
ll ..... .uactlc.illy decided last night I
at a nuetlng of the olllclals In charge of!
the Allied Bazaar, that Instead of closing
next Wednesday, us planned, It will be'
kept open another week, The " onunlltee
has obtained an option on the (Irani!
Central Palace till Juno 21, and while
the $1,0(111,1)1)0 mark set for the lnr.,inr
it the beginning will undoubtedly be
reached to-night, the backet H feel that
doublo that amount would not be too
much to send to war stricken Kuropc.
So many things have been contributed
to the bazaar that the building Is stilt
crammed with everything ftom auto-
graphed photographs to automobiles.
Itesides. the crowds aro growing larger
nil tho time. Fifty-live thousand per
sons visited the show ywtcrijny, but by
good management the olllcers avoided
closing thu doors, an was found ncc
sary on Tuesday, when me attendance
was only 40.000.
Tho recclplH up to yesterday weiv
moie than j'SO.ooo, That estimate Is
mere.y approximate, for though the com
ttltteo has twenty-eight skilled tellers
there from several big bank", counting
money nr. fast as they can, It isn't pos
sible, they say, to know exactly what
has been taken In. Moreover, there are
many clu-cks, sonm of them coming fi-om
distant places, and these are not counted
as receipts until they have been banked
and found tn be all right
Us than JIOO.OOO nf the f 7.10,000 was
In the form of subscriptions, Most nf
the money came In payment for tickets
or articles bought nt the bazaar
Yesterday was Russian 'lay. but
even the Ilussiati Ambassador. (Jenrge
Itakbmelerf, who accompanied by Mme.
Hakhmeteff. visited tho bazanr both
nfternoon and evening, made no U"h
stir as did Mine Calve, whong tlm
"Marsellla.se" and then collecie.i money
for the Allies In a steel helmet presented
to her by the Marquis de Pollgnac Tlm
helmet was from the French liovern
ment's exhibit.
Calxp Miiuh ll Xlaiselllnlse."
tt was in tn the evening when Mme
Calve arrived, and the space around the
rotrum under the captured Herman air
ship. ispcnd d from the relllng, was
Jammed with crowd waiting to lnar
her sing The choir from th" Hus.m
Cntliedr.il had given several numbers,
but it was c.ilve and the "Marseillaise"
lie people wanted Hut win tl, L'rHplng
tlm blc French tl ig. standing under the
Herman nlrhlp, she had one verse,
the people couldn't restrain their en
ihiisiasin With one Impulse thev
started tlv verse themselves, and sang
It. Calve leading.
So the crowd went throuch the mnr,
Calve tlrst singing each verse alone, and
then repeating ll with the chorus of 1ft.
Hud For twenty mlntiWt- the people
i Peered her. waving hats, handkerchiefs
,'iti.l cities tn the air.
"I- e.s ton much." tb singer gasped
when she was permittee! at last to step
down. "1 expected to see many people,
3. but nothing like this,"
She recovered enough to aciepr. with
"Til", the li linet from "he Maiquls de
Pollgnac. and to have It heaped with
unities h. tli. itnwil Then elm wa.
taken to the Theatre d... V.rdure of the
1! I P. P.lli.d Htllef rt.i.,1. .j n tho lhiid
lino: , where she h,n promised lo sing
again liu heie aWo were crowds, ami
the s ht was ton much for the ix
b.i'i.'"il s 1 1 1 g 1 1 she gave ..nc glance ut
tli.ni ail at lunnc". and Florence Wal
ton, who weie amusing the crowds by
dancing, and turning she swept out.
'ii'ilge Kcsslrr, he.n of the Him. I
Fund. ave, the day bv lushing nftc
her, .in. I luck sec went mid sang live
songs 'i Ihe Utile theatre Then Marie
Ijivs- P, ,Mnic along
I t ifr ii the dav Miss prcsslcr
worked so haid selling cliaiic - on every
thing In Murgaiet MaviVs Isiolh, In
cluding the pietty aclressis who wire
helping .Miss Mayo, that she lost her
voice, completely and had to go home.
Hut she reappeared In the evening, with
a led parasol which he said she was
"delctmliied to sell for tho Allies, by
gosh," and when she saw .Mine. Calve'
she orgiinlteel a parade of two.
Through the whole bazaar they went,
Miss Dressier nourishing the red par
asol and "barking" for Mme. ('.live, and
Mine, Calve colle cting money In the hel
met. She got $llir! Just In the course
of the pantile. Al the French booth,
whetu .Mine, Calvo stopped to sing, was
Mary (.ardeu, and the two stars had
a talk while Ihe cixiwd looked on. To
day Mine. Calve will sail on the Ito
iliambe.iu, the ship whose sailors visited
the' baxaar on French day.
Thr llnklinii'lpffa Mnlcrtnlnril.
The Htisslaii Ambassador mid Mine.
Itaklunetelf were entertained In the tea
gulden, where .Muiie Tempest was hos
tess Jesterdas-, and when) Mrs. Ilelij.i
utlii Oultmcs.s Is constantly in chalge.
The tea garden was packe-d with people
diawii by the announcement thtt Mme.
Ald.i of tho Metropolitan Opera Com
pany and Itelu.ilil Werrenrntli would
sing and the- Balalaika orchestra would
pins Mine. Ald.i sang llrowiung's "The.
Year's In the Spring" and several other
number', and Mr, Wei ie urath .-mg Kip
ling s "They're Hanging Danny Deever
In the .Mm iiing."
Then a huge man appeared on tho
platform and began :
"Ladles .i in t nentleinell, I have the
honor to announce timi M. Nijin.kv "
"Oh." murmured nearly evviybody,
"NlJInsky Is going to dame So glad I
came." Itut then tho large man ended;
"Is autographing photogiaphs In tho
.corner, which ho will sell nt 1 apiece.'
NlJInsky autographed many pictures,
and sold them. too. but his wonderful
I legs weie k..pt hidden be hind Ihe table
, where ho sat
The only trouble wdli the bazaar Is
that then; Is loo much to see. Every
where In liraii'l Central Palace are' ex
hibits well worth examination, but In
the I'llMi of things happening and the
lure of the big attractions tho smaller
ones arc lost.
'in th" third Hoot, for example. Is a
collection, not large, but Ind resting, of
plcituc" bv French ,irtlts who in.' ac
tually lighting in the front, and these
pictures who done by them In the
tiotniic.s, In tho Intervals of the battles.
Work of Ilelgliiii Children.
Then Iheio is a little booth, which
ought to b. specially wnith seeing tn
das, Hclglan Day for It Is tlll.'d with
most pathetic articles from Belgium It
Is the booth or the Berks county. Pa.,
branch ot the Comnilt'ee on Belief in
Helllutn. and Is In barge of Miss Jean
Cbamblln. Here- are tiny picture flames
made by little children In kindergartens
In stricken Belgium, ami Hour sucks
the sacks In which Hour was sent from
AmvriiH ami which the giab'ful ltid
K!afi ilforatrd with quaint little- p..lut.
lngs and -cut bad. for their thanks
Miss Mary Archer of Heading. Pa., will
anive lo take . lurge of the booth
to-ila
King All" it "f Belgium i.iblefl his
th.u.ks and congratulation em the su
i e-s of the bazaar l it" jestcrday Thi r'
wrrn iil-n iMblegrams fiom Hie ivq. hess,.
de Veiidouie, sister of King Albert, and
ethers The president of the British
W ii Iti'llef sse.e l.itpiu received a mes
a.i fiom K ng ile-nrgc of England,
which said
' The KP g thaiks the boa d of dl
e tors ..f the Mil. .1 lt.i7.mr for their
Alt
would be qui k s an . i r ,t
and flei'e! "lnerlia I ImI
kind messago of s.v"i'p,.ni. n t
loss the empire has ut,t i
deiilh of Ixird Ix '-'heller
Tho cdemonles of He-'
begin cnrl.v At 12 nc i.
who arc working for the i
bazaar, won en like Mrs lfi
Benjamin (luliim-ss .n.. M
Astor Chanli't', will -it
flrimd Central Paluc ,.
one hundred and llfly in
will gn all over the i tv ,
Helglati cnlois. Thu -
advertise the haz.iat is
vert the rumor, sc. idi. t
iltl.iliers that th"' w. l
whose names nr. c-ec
with the hamni' ,ne . t , i
They are working and wi.r
'
' ' M
Vl i
n
rl,
('Mil III Atll (!' ll.-lullliis,
"Help tue f.-ed I "' '
and babes in lie i , h.
slogan at Ctand Ci , i , i i
i Louis do S.il.ile i't . fi" " I
' Stute for Belgium, w II v
as otflelal lepiesc. la - .
Ill'-nt.
This is the tlrst nf t
dass," which will "
of tho tiiiza.it. I've v .I.
the ten mum. gift- r . - j
boats to educated d g- a
prizes. In additi'in n
will bo bestowed upon t
tendaine,
A bus line wi.l In "iiiti ' '
t mg from the 1 1 and ( '
ll.avltigli. I'orty-slxtli si. i i 1. ,, ,.
thence to Kort ol t. .
LiNlngton avei ii in i' I
tlio top of en h bu- n i
trlbutu lllerntuie ib . i' I. t
the Belgian-. An "... .
In a bus for seven . .
ti feed nne H.-!i:l..i i i 1 I
Tn-lilght in the H I' li I I
Fund theatre "' I ' 1
Diesider will ' xp.n 1. I
barrel. Those w ... w
i s means must c . t,. . .
no one knows Inn vi.- I .
IMgi.ui barrel K .m I ' v
WIRE STRIKE MAY BE AVERTf.I)
WrstlTIl Cnloil llellljs t'l
llcfeire I. lite c inillillssfoa
R.iFT'.f.', June '.' t .(in ' i .
trnfTic ebb f i ! " i '
graph i 'o nt.an.., d i t ,.
thi- Con' e -s ' I . '
to-.l " t 1 pres. n lie r
the emit rnv .-r x e'w
tilegrenlieis and Hie . t
nls-n... .ai.cd .. ta' ,
iiiuler the Icgtsl.i" ,v-i ....ie. ; i'
tig'itioil of inndtl"'iv ix t.i. . ,.ir!
All parties 'O ihe ,,v.
ti.. w appe.ir.-.l In t"i. t'i . -i
ex, e pt t'l'-rctiit l ive i
t'ninu Fi de' i '"i- . i.it '
...is s,.i,i 1,, I ,-lnn l , f,h
venting the thtca'.eiKd sti kc of
phers, ha.s taltcp an ac'ive pa 1
proceedings, and the chat, e
Ing an agr, . 'iii-i" bet v I
tions 11' lee I' M,l. u
t V" ulil- r i"'e l I Is e
M e
i
ASKS COURT TO DEFINE LOVE.
.Inrne Inlil 11 Needn't Cuter Inn
lliincli nf Promise Mill.
reted to mem tnat u woum -ten u , Itrookls n. to ask Siipieme Com '
eh to
imiily with that part of Carralia s note , ,,...,,' (.rH,. n .lpi,, i.,. 'riiere h
Willi b deninnueii a caieBnrii ai si.n.- l(,iM , i,,stlmonv atvnit Miss Lap
ment" of th" purposes Ol Uie cn'mns
expedition.
on the other hand the Impiesslon that
tho imte wi'l refuse to comply with the
demands fn. an Immediate withdrawal nt
tins troops is still eticouincid In Admin
Istiallon cii'-lc. And because of th's
.mil the disturbing reports fiom lexl. i
the outlook Is view' I h.ie with In teas
eg ula 'ii -n otlb Inl or the State De
p..iline.V went so far lo-inglii .s Kt pre
dict that If the Mivrb-an icply does f. I
to satlsrs the Cair inz i tinv rnuieut the
t lilted Slates wHI I"- driven to the
thiesliold 'if general Inti rvenlbm
love for William Hlchmlller. the ilneiml
ant. and the "ilieain.s that slow'
faded'' after Hlchmlller refused to foi
low up the engagement ring with :
wedding ring
"Judge," said Ibn Junir esruesitK
"what Is love-1"
Justice Cranei regarded the line
steailtlv fur half a ml'iiite. nol.u ns
s.-rinusnesH .end pnuils"i tn eletl .e love
in hW ehatgo - "lu so f.n as ! aff ts '1' s
-.ise '
When tin thiie- ..inn. liuwiVir
We'll' those who felt that the .1 i
ilodged the question lu conllnlng him
I 'elf slnctly to the case- He explain. -u
. thai love need mil enter llilo a hica
lot promise suit at all. and when It does
I It Is merels to b. cnnsldered In gauging
InrmiK'iHcnt nnil Ilniarelons" t daniage tn t.ic, i-.iied fi clings
,, Miss Uinile had Icsutlcd that she w is
r.nH-r Mrtleei ."" I oil.. j still In love with lib hinlller IdolUed
Hi Psn June !i While American- him. in fi t. and was still willing to
A ME RICA -VsS VA RNEV.
master slioa-man on the Job ho could
oiilcltly rearrange matters so ti.ut both
shows could b. given In tho name bniiu.
IiiT lmultanoousls . the performing
Moose, tay, walking orjund on tlidi
hind ltgs up towar.' the north end of
'he Coliseum while tho trained elephants.
umped through tl i hoop down nt .tin
south end, both ring' therefor' being al
ways. In view
None other that John Htngllng blin
xclf was iijlited right here In the 'uhby
of the Congress Hotol -i r'c.nly as
esterdaj. lint this inorulnt vvhm tins
reporter looked up the circus man to
e-e what ho could do about combliing
the two bis show- to-day the hotel
b;r said that J..I.11 bad taken orn
l.sjh at the axsembled patriots In t '
'nbb: and pt .n r1' ' 10 gull" uwa'
roro 111 e t.e Juin .lie- I nrnuiii and Hull"
elrtus ii g 1 n In nrilrr to get 11 llttlij
peace: ,1 1 d . 1 '
GIVES W0RKINU GIRLS HOMES.
Webster Apartme.tits, an lltuleivied
Coriiornlloii, I, els 1 barter.
AiPeVVV, June 'a. Tho Wtbs'e.r .vijirt
menis. n . ..fallen i-ndowe.l to ' Im
prove coni.'tions t-.r working g.rl. . w
vbsrtercd by he r. tary of Statu lluno
to-day.
The corpuntlon will meintam In Man
battan apartments where young women
may live, under tin. prov'. ion:, of the
will ot Charles n Web'ter, which wtt
tirnbated In New York ci's on April t..
The directors are. Jes.e Shador Straus,
Jftalnh L. Webster and Wtuthrop A.
Wilson of New York clt, fiernrd
Toniend of Montclalr and Ucrard T.
fleitJsn of Brooklyn
LAWYER IS ARRESTED
ON CLJENT'S CHARGE
Ciipl. Wosicott nf Miiriiicv
Snys W K. 3r)nio ITiis Kepi
His Moiiox.
At tho request of District Attorney
Hwann of Mau'n it tan. Wlllhun 11
Maynie, 11 lavjer with offices In Man
lia'tan, vin ariei,-i at his bonie
so that money could be raised with
w.dch to pay off the mortgage. Capt.
MVistcott says that the lawyer did not
I use the 1 oney for the jiurpose for which
It was Intended and that he has been
unable to get U.clt the bonds
TWO VILLISTAS HANGED.
Vsk In Me Mint lull lite I 11I111I? fnr
( nlnmlins Until.
Hi. I'Asu. Tex., June '.".- After Milling
ciiiitempt for the gallows us the "death
ot 11 thief" and asking tn be shot a,.iinxt
an minim wall, Futurism Alvarez and
.III 111 Sanchez, Villa iimullts wine sir
tn liiaKd In the nt. in I upon Colunibus,
weie haUKed In ill' J ill said nt Iteming,
Tompkins avctun. New llrlclilnn, Stai
tsl Hid, yfstvruax In Peteiivi-s Lewis
ami Crocheioii Ciunts JniWi. -I Iliriv
Tlernan hi Id Mayme in ?."., H 1 1 '..ill in
appear bcfoio Dlstilct Allnrnes Hwann
to-day,
The complaint against Majiue Is made
by Capt. Charles Tlblen 'elcoit nf Mm
United States Ma tine Corps, wen Is at
present oil a f 111 lough, (.'apt Wciteott
suvh that M.iynin has failed In turn nv r
t i him eight United States. Cuba Sugar
bonds, valued at about Jii.Ouu. Tlieso
bonds, the Captain charges, were sent to
Muyme, when C'apl, Westcott wiiB sta
tioned In California In December last,
for the purpose nf hdvlng M iymc rnlvn
money on them tn pay off a mortgage
on some prnpert owned by the Captain.
H 1h further chareed that Mas me, niter
rnolvlns tho bonds., wrote to Oipl,
Wentcott that he was unable to find a
I market for them and that tlm Captain
thetent bla $4,000 life Innuranc policy,
"'' N. M . tii-day. i'lie J11II said was nil-
'ounded by coiupanles of Now .Mexico
i) 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 tn guard .igaliisi mis ib monstta
tmti The liundlls went tu tbelt deiith sloh -
ally smoking the Inevitable "elgarelo
do adln." (farowell cigarette)
Five other condemned Villa bandits
hnd been granted a twenty-onn day slay
nl' i-xecul'lon by elnv. MucDniuld peiid-
lug ,1 thorough Investigation of their
I IHI'S
Theatre tn fie Iteiiioitellcd.
Plans were flled jfMerday with the
Bureau of Hulldlngb for Installing new
plumbing, chairs, flro ocapeti, dressing
rnonik mid thoroughly lenovatlng the
Kiilckerbncker i'heatie, Broadway and
Thlits-iiglith streel, at an estimated coot
of K5.0011 Hobr.rt W OOelot Is tho
owner of recoid. Klaw A Ihinnger are
tho lessees. Albert M, dray lu the ariiil
tect.
have not be.-n foiiildden by their liovern
ment to enter Mexico novices uuiu
Ing Secret irv of State Polk w.itn
Americans tint such amino wowni .
Inexpedient and tiar.aruoii-s in nu
time" Collector of customs r.. 1.. 1 .nm
has orde'.cd nil Inspe- tuis at. tin Inln-
lilltlniml brhUe to warn all xteelicnus
As a reMilt nono lm i"it au.irei.
However. A. J MeQuatters. genual
villager of tue .xivarann m .111.1
Milling ('"illipailV. Salll lie lielieveil 11
would be entirely sate for i-epiceenta-lives
of Ills ciuninns to go I" P.iiral.
wheie the lumen aie locniei nun wie'r"
fighting between Ainertixun triiiepe ami
Parral eitlreus and Mexican suldli-ls le-
ciiitly urii-l. II" said two such icp-
roseiltatlve-n will Piive snoruj 101 iiu-
W. H. It.illaid of the Clnco ib' Mas
mines, iu Pedro. Chlliuabin. who ar
rived h"te to-day, s.ild einll-Amerlcun
feeling was strong around San Anlouln
an 1 l.'1'ncer
"Tilde I' much sniping on inei'
cans tn these vlelnllhs nnd 11 ho ainiuul
N.iliilqtllpi." h" Mabl
The leiilv nf the American truckman
killed h a Mexican at Ll Valle, Mrx
Ico. several days ago him been Irtriitllleil
an thai or Throdorii liagies ot .m-w voilt 1
rlf,v, according to dospatchex received I
at ''Columbus Held headquarters. After
an Investigation the military million
lbs released tlm Mexican who shot tho I
truckman, It being asserted that the
American was siting to snior tho Mex- 1
lean's, house.
Nineteen United States soldiers weie
killed In the Psrnil rlols and the bodies, 1
which wern hulled pear P.irrnl, nro to I
be hionnht to the l ulled Sitntes, ae.
rotdlng to an Anierlc.ui soldlci, who lim
iirrlvcii hero ftom N.iiiilqulpa. lie said
he passed ti motor truck train going
south from Nanilqulpa with a largo num
ber of coffin
marry him. The Jury leturne.l a verdict
of I3,0ou lu her f.ivnr
1
m i, t :. . jm. 1. -K l .i. 1 -aHKzws r -m rm n 1 hi r . s
n.' ts v j 1. 1,-pt.j: ' hmsw wa 1 n ifi ui m mr
?.'5s;.v., ''' I- MHM "ifWSSIr
Great NorAutf
in Supreme Comfort
s. f-'j vv
1
' f ,i
The "Baby Store"
There's a place where Baby
(aged 6 months or 6 years) is
always Queen or King.
Our Infants' Section.
The little dresses, the dainty
coats, the delicate undet
things, the rompers, the night
ies, the hats have all been
chosen with the utmost taste
and care by a woman who
knows.
All are priced with fairness.
Next time the children need
new things, think of our Baby
Store.
("III to doth st
l-ex, to Xd At,
Because of the main-line elcctrifiratinn nf
gsfy- "The St. Paul Road" across the Great
sr--' Continental Divide, travelers enjoy a vision
unobscured by smoke and luxurious travel un
impaired by cinders or fumes through this wonderland of western
grandeur. Smoothly, silently, the superb all-steel "Olympian"
and "Columbian" cross the mountains, hauled by the worlds
mightiest electric locomotives. By no other route can the beautiful
scenery of the mighty Rockies and forested Bitter Roots be enjovxl
to such advantage as by the Electrified Mountain Route
between Chicago, Spokane, Seattle and Tacoma the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Pan
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From Butte, Mont., side trip can be made through Yellowstone Park nl le; crvst
than via any other northern route. At St. Maries, Idaho, an optional steamer
trip down the picturesque "shadowy" St. Joe River and across beautiful
Couer dAlene Lake, is offered without extra cost. At the end of th.
route is Rainier National Park, Washington, and the innumerable attrar
tions of the Puget Sound Country. Alaska is reached from Seattle .uul
Tacoma by a delightful coast wise voyage in protected waters.
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G. L. COBB, General Agent Passenger Dept.
1200 Broadway, New York City, N. Y.
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