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THE AftiZOSA JilCrUlfLlCAX, TUKSDAY MOJISTING, JUNE 11, 10O4
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN
fUBLISHED BT THE
Arizona Publishing Co.
GEO. W, VICKERS. Pre., and Gen. Mgr.
Krtiiv Mornlni Aiaociated Pr.-
&aptctia.
Tl only Perfecting Preaa In ArUona.
Tti caly battery of Linotype In -Arl-tonm.
tiMieatlon office- - Eut Adamt
Sttrt. Telephone No. 47'
Entered at the postoffloe at Phoenix.
Arizona, aa mail matter of th. second
class.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
By mall, dally, one year..... f.O"
Weekly, one year i.
Cash In advance.
BY CARRIER.
Dally, rer month
..73 eta.
Arl7ona visitors to the- Coast will find
The Daily Republican on sal at the fol
low inc places in Los Anirelca: Hollen
fceck hotel news stand, and B. F. Gard
ner, 305 South Spring street.
UIQf iLA BFL
phoenix. ntzoNA. jply u. ioo.
Tte Vl-'rilefit ol fiexlco.
The nomination of Don Bamon Cor
ral to he vice-president of Mexico will
b Fotlowcii "l)y hia unanimous election,
usdir noroiration by the congress was
eni.V . fit to election. The elevation
ot )'twnr Corral lo the position of
ViteY-l-reatdcnt i not only an imior
tant fvent in". the history of Meiieo, hut
Jnore tmportur.t still, it probably fore
taet hi election an president to sue
Cd General Vhx when that great
statesman rhall relinquish the reins cf
government. . Incidentally the selection
I 3ovexvcr Corral for the second of
fice In our r.etjtliboring republic is of
Special local Intercrt. a he i quite as
"well known in this territory a.s io R-
noia, of vhich state he was governor
for SO many years. NVe do not recall
that be hi viaite-t Phoenix in recent
yearn. ' but lie va a fre-cpaent visitor
to NogaJe ' Tucson, ar.d hundreds
of Ariiori.ins kr.ow him well.
AUboiifch the wealthiest citizen of
Sol"r.. ft'.ei r.ow.one of trie-most pow
erful nwn i.i the publi' Governor
Corral iuke priefe in the fact that ho
is o" bmT.ble origin. He bxan his po
litical career in a riv-dest clerkship in
the 9U( overiune:it ot" Sonora. and
hi tale-nts attracted the attention of
h auperr-orn. lie wis promoted from
tlnio o ; iinr, ami was Anally made
senctif' of tdt. He lil'.ed that posi
;tkn ivrth. credit, a he had tilled all
-1lfi-.it-! :1 t- r.l.'l.-f .1 ft whoil 1 !e.K i d e n T
inj;i. l was well equipped- for lJO du-t?-
Ot chief executive of the state. As
giivtvror ne was juat the man that So
jiiH' wciled.- He establUheU order ai:n
;!: rh iai- supreme.' Aa a result of
v ;a policy in doa'.itifr -verely with
A1 i 4V.-bi eakrris and in protecting tu
tttiaojjt a:l iiaceai''.e citizen a
an all lAw-abidinfc- An.sricar.8 a
piijcy wfcich hae been puisuel lv his
ucc r i ironcra tody is one of th
8ilt 1U1.es in irt An.er:ca for it
travrK-r. Kytept ;s to -he maramiina;
In the oitheri' pnrt ot the
itte ar.i a few American. Jeperadoea
b' .-ve r.-J to t'nora. th'-re are m
Lit"-)-rrke:r ther-. Jt :a at fe to say
t)Wl in Arizona t'-fcr are mor J;ui-gr-i
MrKicaaa, ten time vtr, Cian
pj doatira. A:n rinT) ai ioinp: to and
fro very liere, eejt ptriioi f the
Ty
ar.d in groupsi.
r.$ T;fh 6ntir;
afo.y. lary of thm
n carry arm,
to this fcxceHent record
t'.v ua blither
la a'Wttiorw-
iu ctbSiiiii rr i1 fetv. iiov
vrtHit Tortii iiUl ttiuch for th maicriai
upb'il:liris of tbe atate. . Am loans
et ims th- lfgllinate devtrlopmer-t of
Ui niiie iij.il tor res:urc.s hav al
aj Tiun4 a fri.i in hiru, aiid h
tiMi ; te t 'I ihrm i:i tneir invent -tner.
t. 4'HU an4 to .vus vt-re modi ti
A te v.' oa i s ;s I'residetit IM.tx call
ed him ') tne nwttonal capitul and
inudo him jovcriHif of the Federal dis
trict, w hich corn-s jonij cur dijsiirct
of ;olnmbii. Tbert an in all other
position held by him (ivc-rnor cViral
was u succe.', and he was apiointed
a i.ieriibi.-r of th cabin-! aa "iniuislro
d'; gu&trnaciwn" practically, .secret iny
of tht? interior. New, he ic t' be ,icc-llr-nt.
J ' is jiot likely to be frrfca'. while
uriiC Vice-President C'orrtJ becomes
Ptesidewt Cosrai. The wis' man who
h;i gruided Mexico's desUnles for more
tTian tenty yearn must, in the nature
cJfthjna;.s, soo.-i retire. .Of lata the chief
airhi;ic,n of Gen.- Viux. ha bcn to per
pirtuaue0. the enlightened government
VrUiti Mx:co f-.as or. joyed at Ids haridn.
II1) b6 iivn particularly anxious to
jtrCVUi an acrimonious contest over
thi' iideiit:al succession. Govern'. r
lfcrtJi'io II eyes, of the state of Xui vo
;v,nd Don Jose Iimantour,
3tarjr of Iho national treasury.
hc tefi-a .i.'-piraiits f';r the pri-ridenc-y.
Tin- strength of Ki yes is in the army,
of which lie is i high olliicr. lie
Mniigth of I.imantour is with the
bus-in.-: :-s cieiiK-nl. Don Ignatio .M.u is
c.i!, niiiiiMcv of foreign affair;-', was an
other pos.- ibilit y, hut there has been
no organization in his behalf. Presi
dent Diax recognised that were he to
die a sfusgle for the succession iifght
1j" precipiuited which would 'be injur
ious to1 the publii' Jntciv'.". As the
lirst step Hi um.vlttint; aalnat a dun
gerouai int-ri(fnr the .nicrei'S Hinif-r
the ' 'iii t-l if Iia -rTim ti-J a law
ere itiiiK ih K"-J'i-S S-iicy, a ti l not
! a-'i Hv fc'v1aK . tt'i- iitlic ;is
Wljf tUe-ti4 t n n-i itiM ti:;ioji of
(itmlO'f CorlTitl 9 the ttti'c'SFot- of
I'rr &Wfi,S LMite, bt rrautt has . me
a 1 JaI tjb4hllty. foifuj tml it'.-yes
Corral's rela
are quite its
former aspir-
ants
Hold
will decide to give him a clar
when the time conies to. till the
presidential chair
hi;.
altogether proba
NN'omen and Newspapers.
In many quarters there Is strong dis
sent from a statement recently marie
by Melvill'? E. Stone, of the Associated
Ptess, to the effect that "yell-wness"
in journalism is a response to the de
mands cf feminine readers of newspa
pers. There is. in fact, very wide room for
doubt us to the correctness of Mr.
Stone's view. The Rcchester Demot-r.it
ar.d Chronicle directs attention to the
fa-t that the big "yellow" papers which
make much of scandal and crime also
devote a great deal of space to subjects
that range from the haimlcs to the
wholesome. Much cf their matter may
be frivolous, but a good portion of it is
both serious and valuable. The aim
is to provide something fcr varying
tastes and for all sorts and conditions
of men and women. There are malo
readers of these papers who absorb
every detail of every criminal trial as
lon-.pletely as des the presiding judge,
but who cannot tell you the n';in( of
the member of congress fcr the district
in which they live. They know the rec
ord of every pt ize fighter down to the
date and hour tf each of his victories
and defeats, but do not know how the
president of the United States is eloct
ih1. They are walking cyclopedias of
s-ports and scandals, but ignoramuses
outside of those lines of lnf rrmation.
The great majority of female read
ers pay no attention to there muttei?.
They turn to the pages devcted to fash
ions, to the hrme, to personal trial, to
theatrical news, to sipned editorials by
eminent men and women cf the highest
repute: they assimilate a knowleige of
etiquette, of how to furnish a cozy
orne,-, of v.-hat to feel a babv. of the
latest things in fashion, of good things
in morals or ethics or sociology, but
they may not know whether DatMir use
John is a vaudeville performer or a
Chicago politician. Very likely a gr.- it
'.eal of this reading Is the mere foai.i
.of verbiage, and. is detrimental to in
clk tual vigor, but i. is at, least clean.
If it ere m t. the paper print inc U
would lose c;.ste among women. i
Hut even if plausibility could b giv
en to th" claim that women are respon
sible for- objectionable features In
newspapers, they must also be credit
ed, as the Pittsburg Di-.rp.itch points
out. with the prrgress and improve
ment in the i rcss during the past naif
century. The Dispatch says: "That
feminine patronage does not sli;nv!ati
the scandalous features of the press,
but just the opposite. Is one ot the
leading facts of journalism. It may
cause inno.'ont gossip and discussion of
Trills and furbelows to displace pon-ir-cus
discourses on tariff or coinage. Put
any newspaper which sought a circula
tion exclusively or mainly femininr- by
j-ervlii.-r ld h menu of scandals cr hor
rors would very prompt i.v be wound ur1
by a receiver in bankruptcy."
Tliis undoubtedly is true. We !oo
up to women as guardians of the horn",
of morality and refinement, cf social
paiity and uprightness. Why should
ce pretend to look down upon 'hem as
i-r. ouragers of the low and the vie ious
in the single particular of newspaper
reading? It seem'? .xb?urd, does it net?
The truth is that women read "yellow"
papers in spite of their "yellowness."
rot because of it. As a rule, they pick
out the good and skKi the bad.
This is not a defense of dirt and sen
sationalism in newspapers. It i3 oniy
a contention that where those qualities
prevail they meet not a. feminine de
mand but a depraved masculine taste.
Ciraft in Advertising.
S me of the operations of the adver
tising "fakirs" who live by taking ad
vantage cf the widespread desire to get
something lor nc.thing are djsciibcd
by Philip Loiing Allen in thj June
Leslie's Monthly. For example, there
was the firm, doing business under
various names, which offered to pay
liberal juices for typewriting done at
heme. The only condition was that
the work should be done on one of thf;
typewriters made by the firm, "as we
desire to show by actual woik the pre
cision and alignment with which It
writes." Incidentally a nominal de
posit of $2. HO was required for the ma
chine, which was elaborately described
in the advertisement.
"Now the promoters of this scheme
were safe in counting on one fact, that
the mental picture conjured up by the
word "typewriter" would everywhere
be that of a macl'ine costing some
where between twenty-five and one
hundied dollars. In either case a, de
posit of two dollars and fifty cents was
a just precauti' n. In either c ase, three
cents apiece for short notes without
addresses was good pay when paper
was furnished free. The typewi iter so
glowingly described was u typewriter,
but it was toy size. The postal inspec
tor who investigated the case, after a
practical test, declared that it would
be a physical impossibility to wiite five
hundred letters c 11 it. The" manufac
turers themselves sold this machine) for
about forty-eight cents a price rep
resenting a margin of prolit entiiely
satisfactory to the swindling com
pany." The common Idea tf a standard price
for a t-tandard article was taken ad
vantage of by the cat e: prising gentle
man who offered to sell a bicycle for
13.48:
"It was :ric kel-platcd, said the adver
tisement, had a durable frame, rams'
horn handle-bars, und all oilier modern
improvements. 'Willi this machine. It
went on, 'you will never get into Ircu
ble puncturing or cutting your tire.' In
short, so tho advertiser enthusiartical
ly asserted, the wheel was 'a perfect
are warm friends, and
lions with Limantour
close. That l;o;h cf th.
LIFZ SAVED EY SWAMP ROOT.
The Wonderful Kidney Liver and Glad
der Remedy.
Sarr.pe
Eottlo Sonl Frte by Mail.
Swamp Root, discovered by the emi
nent kidney ami bladder specialist,
promptly cures kidney, liver, bladdur
and urif acid trouble;!.
t-"0:iie of the eaily symptoms cf weak
kidtieys are pain or dull ache in t'r.-;
back, rheumatism, dizziness, he:id:ic'.i
nervousness, catarrh of the 1 ladder,
gravel or calculi, bloating, sallow com
plexion, puffy or dark circles unior ilu;
eyes, suppression of urine, or compelled
to pi'ss water often day aim nirrat.
The mild and exti aordinary effect o
the world-famous kidney remedy. Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root. Is soon reali.: d.
It stands the highest for its wonjo: -Jul
cures of the most distressing ca-os. j f
you need a medicine yo.i sho.ilj have
the. bast.
Swamp-Hoot is not recommended for
everything, but if you have kidney,
liver, I ladder or uric ac id tioul le ; 01
will find it just the remedy you ncv-.
Sole! by druggists in lifty-cent an !
one dollar sizes. Vou may have s. tu
ple bottle or Dr. Kilmer's Swr.mp-K i'ir
and a pamphlet that tells all ah-v.i'. il,
including many of tne lhou--a :if! 5 ot
letters received from sufferers cured,
both sent fiee by mail. Write . I r.
Ki!mer Co., iJinghrrniton, V-.. :..-i 5
please be sure to mention that yo 1 rt;:i I
this generous offer in the Plioen rc
Daily Republican. Don't make :.iy
mistake, but remember the na;v.i
"Swamp Root. Dr. Kilmer's Smi;::;i
Root, and the address, Ping'.i.initcn. ".'.
Y., on every bottle.
chatni.' It was. in the literal .-e:;e of
the woul. as the purchaser:; found cut.
for the mail brought a bicycle watch
chatm made of plated wire wrought i:i
the fL-rm of a bicycle. The tires were
indeed unpuncturable. i:ery st it -ir.ent
in the ad vertisemer.t w is i!;e: al
ly and exactly true. Th nunufai tur
er had m;rely neglected' to mention
such an unimportant detail as the size
of his machine. There i.3 somcliing to
be leirned in punctuation, too. When
an obscure publication offered 'a watch
chain ar.d charm' as a ptetr.iuni with
every subscription, hur.d.els of un
suspicious readers m'i: tally pati-ntly
frr the arrival of the 'watch, er.ain..
and charm." The publish.-, -. however,
thought in tiyr.hei.s and sent a 'watch
chain and chaim," cheap at that."
Another industrious cp.raior 'iiTerec.1
U teuh aspi:ii:g agrlc-ultuiist- bmv to
raise mushrooms at a profit, guaran
teeing to buy all that were produced
by the amateur g.-trc!.nors. Ost ':!s 'bil
me learner was ire.- t . hay in; ma a
rooni si awns at any seeds tore. In.:
actually most of them purch .s'd f:om
the advertiser, paying at the i-f
four collars a pound for rpawn that
ccst exactly six dollars per hur-drrd
pounds when bought fr m a buno-file
seedsman:
" 'Dut we i.i.ide good our offer" was
cue i.-oiesi w r.en tne msp : oi : cnm"
to overhaul the coacerti's affair.-. "We I
bought aiid pai l for every pound cf
mushrooms that were sent back to us.'
Apparently thin was true, but the tola!
quantity shipped to th .". v Vc.ik of
fii e in eight months, according to the
firm's own bo-k.-. was exactly live
founds. A persevering German in Min
nesota reaped this hir-.cs:. A !! the
other aspirants taken together did nol
produce enough mushrooms to garnish
a s'.eik. As any reputable -'ee-dsm;n
would have t dd th.en at !!: start,
mushroom ra:?i:.g is one of the mo:--;
uncertain of a gi i'-'a!tura 1 oit'-i pris.-.--;ml
success usually comes only afte:
painstaking effort-: and re:etted disap
pointment"." Put the prize swindle was pc: pet rate- d
by the genius w ho signed himself Rob
ert H. Rank; ar. l repre-ieiite 1 himself
as the receiver for the M!:t-:.-sippl Val
ley Plainer. Will the- letter was on-cl'se-l
what puiporlcJ to be a copy of
a decision by t'..c- "ecu; t of ! litr.s"
signed by Judge N. P. Galaway ir.i
attested by J. Jacob Storeu as; iv ri; :r.
favor of the winners of the pnz'-s cjiT-i'c-red
by the Mississipji ValU-y I'u'.i
lishing c onifany :
"Tho real kernel v.i.s On: s'afi n-enl
that the rec i; i"in of th- circulai- w a
entitled tcj a c ertai.i j !::;; which woul J
be shipped on re't-ipt of the freight
charges. In nearly every case, l.y a
ftraiige e- inc iiienei-, tlie tcrlu.:atc ad-dte-.-see
had wc;i pieiiii,;m number sev
en, a 'horse- and Iilly buggy an 1 har
ness, valued at two huridie-d and seventy-live
dollars.' With o jually re
markable uniformity, tin- freight
charges were placd at twenty-nine
dc-llars ar.d sixty c cats. Never was a
bubble blown v illi pss actu;".! so.iji. In
the firsil. pl'icir. there li-jd uev r 'jee a
such a concern as, th" Mississippi Val
ley Publishing company, o,- sue a a pub
lication as the Mis.'iirsitipi Vailey Plan
ter, Ther e w.is no s.n h co.l. t as the
court cf claims, no such judge a: i.
P. Gala way, ami no such cieik of court
as J. Jaco'; S'.oroh. To c-rown all, the-!,-was
no such person ;:s Rubret H.
Hanks. The r.rorr.oter cf the schr.-nie
called for his personal mail under an
other name."
The fraud order intercepted, si:: hun
dred money o-de-rs. and a number of
regi':terr?d lette-rs'. It became known a
week or two ago that a few pooplo l:t
Phoenix had been swindled by eh!:i e-ori-r-ein.
All these people, vv.th the hui-'.-dreds
who had c me- licfmc them, were
reaching out after valuahl. pti"."S
which they, in th" nature of th;::;;:".
must have kno cn they h-id nevor
eained or even compel'd for. "ilv Iris
m.ist.ikcii mis for some n-.-e 'se. but I'll
take the horse and buggy just th"
:-ainc," must have been Die thought
whic h Hashed through those six hun
dred heads; and it in a:i unpleasant
commentary en the wickednesn of hu
man nature. The; prime swind'er rim
ply makes victims of men net unwill
ing to be his accomplic es.
STAMMER ?
We are cured; let us cute you. No
DRAWU SING SONG or TIME
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Southern
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SCHOOL TALKS, NO. 4.
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the basis of all succe:
Tension now in fell pro
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College literature on request.
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benefits
this sale,
Ariz-ma is likewise nppreciatinr;
it. Don't let the month slip by
without availing yourself of this
opportunity.
TdZE It.'DE TO LOS ANGELES
Tli'-' ro'ij.-n i-n'Me
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tt'Oi e" t.e-Il.-s t.) tbe i;r
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purrln'.-.l iluritiK ties
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at Jim ; Muanfuc lur-
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TEMT C!TY
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Entire new management.
Many improvements.
"Right Up to Now"
The Phoenix colony'at Coronado Tent
City is larger than e-ver be fore.
GET THERE
Hotel Mixiin
433 outh Olive St.j
Los Angeles, Cal. j
First-class, new. European hotel. All '
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Rooms with bath and ensnite. Located
in the heart of the shopping and thea
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Special Rates for the Summer.
A. J. MUNN, Prop.
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PATENTS.
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oc Popular
Commercial
Resort pf
Los Angeles.
Proprietors.
9
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GREAT SALE OF
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Wf a f.crad O'k km Chair-Uiiii;ue &
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Just Line Home.
HOI liU LOVUMOY
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I liih imi I' i-.i u in 1,- ju f ii :.. 1 j, I oar.-.
Jilsl like tit home. t h -.veil, uj.-to unlc
11 pa ri men i house rmnnl i n mi ite. ,f ;v o in
i..ur rciiTuM e-HC li. hi I . K n-) f (:! ni - lu-'l. -n. -tli-te
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tcvet l.ntlis and tel. -pin. tics Kve v M.nlei n
con veil i-m . T-o t.l lis from t,u.'n .; cel:
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Healtli Givinr Batlis
LOH AXOELIIS. i
The best baths in I .o Ai:g- I s can be had
ret the ;,;r. j. c; 1;urt i ( ; ,th an 1
Mas.ij.pe sf.iiiiiorrimi iu".., . l-'ir.-t t. It
i nas just i,.en t lioreiigiily ne.ovuted r.nd
j r. titted i.-T d is now under new- niarae
mer.t. Or.ly epei i n -cd, d.:ate ep r
I ators err.ployei. apcr. ele.-trie rind tub
! t-fit lis. fa nil massage, cblroi odv tinel
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Byrne B'.dj , Los Ang.les, Cal.
J. V. lf'KI-:i!S. )'redei,t: t.Ti:R
L. VAII,. Vice Piesident; C. W. UATl-.S.
Secretary-.
and their
HUNTINGTON DEACi
WD
PACIFIC CITY
The Southern Paej'ie road is there now:
I lie- I'aeil'o El. et rj.- (V,. rushing work to
get the re about J'lly I. I'l ie-e-s rca: onabl -.
$165.
One-thliil eiif.li, one-third ; nifintbs, one
third 1:.' iii.intlit:; 6 p. r Jeiit iiilcret, buvs
a tod lot.
Advertisements
HOTEL LYNDON
413 E. Seventh st., Dos Angeles, Cal.
New handsomely furnished single
rooms or en suite. Also housekeeping
suites. Write for summer rates. Mrs.
Ella Iloive, prop.
Don't register before you call at
Hotef Clarendon
corner Fourth and Hill streets, Dos
Angeles 5Cc to $2.00 xer day. Meals 2c.
Special rates by week.
HOTEL BEACON.
716-720 Eeacoa St. Los Anselei. Calif.
A select family resort located In th.?
choicest section of Deis Angeles, near
Westlako i ark. In the elevated ari l
cool part of the city. Special summer
rates. Terms on application. ,
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IT0BBY
FURNITURE
CARPETS
DRAPES -
in reach of your
pocket books
W DO THE
BUSINESS
Come with the
crowd or write
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Los Angeles
LyonPcKinney-Smith Co.
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German-American Saving's BanK.
Mam nnd Firat St.,
Capital and Surplus
PAYS
4
Per
$430,000.
Assets Over
S4,7oo,oo.
Offers cvny f -il. I ; v fcr
offered by any otl;.-r S-vir.g
Cent
taie": and
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Oi'MN SATl'JIPA V
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Everthing r.c-w. Everything perfect.
T''"'r!ef . .'li-' it.'
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1S3 ft. above
the Sea, over!ockirg the
City, Coy, and Coronado
thcr Dust No-Be, nor Fcr:. Two Min
utes from the Heart of the C'ty.
Ne
Los Angeies
HOUSE
r "'. .'' " . "
Free Rms.
Arizrna hradciuai ters. cential nnd
lip-to-eliito. I'M) r oiris. we 11 1 ght:'il.
Elevator nnd aP n.o'ern ro..vcnl
ei.ees; private had, a'l tiled.
Ann riean plan 1.5 to $'.n)
European plan J- c an 1 lip. Loj
Angeles, '"al.
HART ER03., Prop.
fF Kodaks
NATICK
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iSanta Catalina Island
.Tj hours from Los Angeles ' Season 1'j.Jl.
The id'-al resort.
Fishing. Bathing, Sailing, Hunting, etc.
THE FA MO PS CANVAS CITV. Hundreds of model tents at reasonable
prices.
Tin: ISL.VNP VILLA-- Europeia p!.;n.
HOTEL MliTUopoEEjModern in every particular.
Complete information from
BANNING COMPANY
222 South Spring Street, L,os Angeles, Cal. .
HOTEL COLUMBIA
Ci; S. J .road way,
DOS ANGELES.
A homelike place where Arizonlans
wili lie particularly well cared for.
Large, airy rooms, community kitchen,
free baths, roof garden, convenient to
all beach cars and theaters. Reason
able.' summer rale-fi.
MRS. L. T. J5URRELL, Propr.
1 jrr t '
p-.
Money to Loan at low Kates
For building or on Improved cltjr property.
Stats Mutual Buiii!n2 1, Loan Aso:iat!sa
Of Los Angc-les, Cal.
.Tf you want a lon call on our earenta.
K. K. PASCOiK. 110 N Center St.. rhoenl.
J. ERNEST WALKER. Phoenix.
WE
WILL
SAVE
YOU
MONEY
That's
What
Counts
St.
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I,os And Cal.
M. X. AVF.r.V, Prc-M'T.t.
'JAIL li. J iMXH'.'X. "i e-rre: id ntj
". N. I I.IXT, Vicf-r resident.
P P. SCI H '.1 A c '11 K P.. C;.s!ir.
W. 1'. I'AIJ.AXHtlR Asst. C" s' icr
L. V. IU.IN.V. A. C r.II.ICK'-:. DR.
T. m vrnr n ev sic n r. vicroi!
i'JNi;'T.
the earr.irra at the al.ove ta'.e equ 1 that
iS C 3'i to S 3) P. M.
SUMMEPv RATES
AT
HOTEL ROBINSON,
San Dicg'o, Cal.
Special weekly and monthly rates.
The largest and only first-class hotel
in the city. The Pest location, appoint
ments, service and table on the coast.
C. VY. ROBINSON. Propr.
Sixteen years steward anil assistant
manager Hotel del Corona do.
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Popular Hotels.
HOTEL P.OSSLYN.
tL?itrjita;?-i-er -' ' 1
'A i .
tf."-
A hom" for Ari-or.ians; mode-n.
comfortable. In the heart of Hie
shopping district: rear all theaters.
Kloropean plan 7."),' and up. Excel
lent cafe in com e.tion. Los An
geles, Calif. Free bus.
HART BROS, Props.
E. H. HEJ
Mgr.
and Photo Supplies,
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AUT PICTURES AND FRAMING.
We make a specialty of Developing, Printing and Enlarging.
Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention. Send for Catalogue.
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