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THE INTELLIGENCER ESTABLISHED I860 Published every morning except Monday by Tho Anderson Intelligen cer at 140 Wost Whither Street, An derson, S. C. 'SEMI-WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER " Publlsljod Tuesdays and Fridays I J. M. OLENN.. Editor and Manager. Entered as second-class matter Amil 28, 1914, at tho post office St Anderson. South Carolina, undsr the Act of March 3, 1870. AKSOCIATKD PRESS DISPATCHES Telephone.321 .HUllSt'ltll'TION RATES BAILY Ono Year.. ..'.,15.00 Six Months., /. ...2.SO Three Months. .. l.'-l Ono Month.42 Ono Week.. :.10 HEXMVEEKLY One Year...$l.r.O Six Months.".. .. .75 Tho Intelligencer ls dollvorcd by carrier In tho city. Look at tho printed label on youri paper. ' Tho dato thereon ohows woc-n j tho tubrcrlptlon oxplroS. Notico date and label carefully, ?ad if not correct please noMfy iio at onco. S.uhociiperD) desiring tho address of I their piper changed, will picoso stito in their communication bolh tho <*ld. ?nd new addresses. To' ln?urov prompt delivery, com flnlntq of non-dcllvory In tho city rf Anderson should ho mada to thc Circulation Dopartmci.t before 0 n. m. r.nd a copy will1,bo sent at onco. All checks '.and draft? sliouid 'oj drawn to Tho Anderson Intelligencer. AUVKRTISING Butes w 1 ll bo furnished on applica tion... . . v No tf advertising discontinued ox cfcpt on written order Tho Intelligencer will publlnh brief I slid rational lett er? on subjects t.fj ^ancrai Intor?st whoa. thoy, dre ?c 'cdmp&htcd by "tho ' names and ad 'dresses of tho authors and aro dot o? j a defamatory natura'. - Anonymous! communications will hot be noticed. Rejected mnruscrlpts will not be rt.-] "turned. In order to avoid dolaya on account ftf personal absonco, letters to ;??e Intelligencer, inton'dpd tor publication 0I|O\JLTI hot hQ. ft.ddrcsBOd ? to^hy. Indi-, vidual connp?tcd with tho paoair, 3jj? simply tb Tho InrblHc'oncor. . ... SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1016. :...<;.;? Lost opportunities come dally with j tho old maid of IMO. -o-. Pranks and planks wUl font ure (no j O. O. l\ meet In Chicago. Wo are thinking. seriously of ad journing to tho swimming pool. Tho fabio of a newspaper man-, hr Io survived'by a larc estate With. onlonB and1 buttermilk plen tiful there's no excuso for Insomnia. Thunk goodnoss tltey have decido J to ?gt?v- us a rest In tho Brand?le cos\\ We'll rem om bor Fort Douamont an I Hill 304 when tho rest has been tdiv' gotton. .. What has becomo of tho old-fash ioned milk mold the "bardo UBCd to rave about? $ ? Wo ?\-.;>.:. ?i'!-, mun com pl ai n In g yo:s terduy U/^out .Rinsing bot.' Llkoly aa not ho hu? never hcon to Columbia. Flvo Pocke aro said to bo Involved ? .in tho New York mur dor caso. That seems to toe ^training the measure a little. v^^'V?) Those ;Valnbo\v colored dreses the v. omen . ure ' wearing . nowadays help to kop .things cool. Ono' can im agine lhere, das 'been -a- shower.- . /Tho 'parngrVj^jiV has gotten this : far \ alonfe^tn the'' 'doy's grind With ? si ? ioU? dj jj'ut"bn.ft^uiv,* Liberal bead*; thorugti^ aro bolug scattered about his 'dOok. ' ; "OeorGla-wBl be forming a press as sociation, soon. The old state is so ,-,, dry now that the scribes will be afraid to pull "a big ono" unless they are all together;5 . . o'"' "<? Hunting Villa ren^ladsv?s of tue. Story ot tho' Irishman and the. floa .; ^'^{-a'OTi?'ii?j^./jy the fica, however, ? or-. the com^r|Vcn.-^Farm ?ad > Fay-, j tory.-Pershing could tell you Bojr.o-j tiling about flee pain Wo note a paper In Sandetsvtlle ! i nna the narva,.'td; 'atfno'u?e^''io.Vt)' , mit?^bjjsra '?S advance in suhscsflp^ - ol? told. Tba price' of ink ead paper ] is- enougn .to'/drivs the publtsfaero toj ^vca ^bra d? COUNTRY CREDIT ASSURED Theresa.. bj$^?s?ja* oposltlon to| rural credit legislation in large cit ies, which have no practical concern with the problem. There haH been I far lesa In tho"smaller cities where| tho matter ls better understood, and none at all in strictly rural com munities where the lack of reason-1 aide borrowing facilities IB a con stant menace to the prosperity of the | population. Congress has probably represented I the sentiment of tho. country pretty i accurately in the Impreplevo'.majori ties lt has given the pending rural credit bills. The Glass bill pascBd Hie House by a voto of 295 to 10. A measure similar in nature but less liberal in its provisions has passed tho senate. There ought to he lit tle difficulty in adjusting tho di flor ence In conference, and most of tho | differences might be well adjusted in favor of tbs Houso measure. Tho senate bill would llroU Joans j on land to liO per cent of UV'-valuo, taking no account of improvement!*; tho house bill would allow 60 per cont loans on the land and 20 per cont on the value of permanent Im provements. The K?iia'tt? bili re quires unanimous consent of a loan committeo in appraising a farm! tac House bili requires only n majority report. The Senate make? the mini mum loan $200 the houso bill reduces lt to $100. Ibo senate requires ad vance payments otv the principal In unite of I'iQp; th? Ho?r? makes tho unit $25.. 'Wt . .:In all these respects the houBetneati uro pr?vidos for a more democratic | ond effective distribution . of credit, and ts tliorofpflv^e?^ as tho bash: principles of safe lending are' maintained. Tho enactment of Midi a measure will extend bettor credit facilities to a population ex tending over two-thirds of tho coun try's aroa whprc.' jth.e . prevalent In terest ratos average] V? 'per cent or. more. It-.wHl enable tho American farmer to flnanc% his food-producing business on terms ' a little nearer tl mao which his European and Egyp tian competitors enjoy. "THE WOOIi FAMINE , Clothes-arorgolpg UD-bocauso wool ls going''Vp7- '%ne sheep?ranges ot the v/orld li ave never produced enough to clothe the* BOO,OOO1,000 of us ' who wear, woolen garments.' And nov, tho millions of soldiers in the trench-' es, who must have wann clothing, are leaving little,-io? the re at ?? us. It is . estimated that the ?mulos ara' now wear In tc out aa much wool os ls grown in Australia,. Now Zealand, ?o nt li America and South Africa to gether, as, fast as- the sheep can grow IL And where, that leaves us may be Beeu from tho fact that we don't produc? normally more than ; three fifths of our consumption. ,V?e have boen importing groat Qoanlltloa of raw wool, but notrfor kqeps. Wo bavo. ajifeay' sent abroad nearly 100,000^000 'pounds, of lt In blankots, not to mention ali the mil lions of yards Of cloth, sweaters, suits hi underwear, shirts, sock?- etc,, that hav? gone , to Europe. It moans' prosperity "tofbtir" "wool growers. It means thinner and poor er and more expensive clothing itor most of uso. It means a . vast in crease In tho uso o|, Bhoddy--wool uHcii tor the second '?Mqo, or oven thc third or fourth timo, "wovon with a Utile new wool,., .'And lt moans that if ; you succeed in. getting next winter's suit without any shoddy in iU.you will havo to paj ^several dol lars more than usual/ V T J .1. ?j n 1 '. '.i. SPipgS. '"-'-I ff-T-.'-J ? "Some seem to be nnj^er tho Im pression that! I havo decided not to enter tho race for the office of county superintendent of education',"' stated Mr. A. W, Meredith, yesterday. "Kow over, this ls/a mistake^ I am in the race fend will c?vth?ue to ,?*?-itt it. . . mt ' Dr.. W.. H. Frailer has returned from Lal?>yette, Ala.,, ?hore ba de livered an address nt tho commence ment coerc?as of Lafayette college. ; '''The'raAnersVoi ttie comity aro no longer blue but ?re now feellc^f^i^ ai^d we hopeful about ^eir verops, " staled Mt; 4SL, IV yaudivRr ;-y$'&wday? ?er. Vaadrver le one ot the mott wide ly ' known men- in the county, and 'comes, in contoci..with people from air aeeiion* ?M-Ia julded that tho cotton .waa:con>Jii$f^A^t?a. fj??-ittie h<* aunshtno was working wonders wltb iCU :: \ ' - ' -:*-' ' '?fe ' . ' * . -, .-.-..v. "'.* ?<, "Whop the- K?yr iioro room lo-re modeled sad the Mwfr^ell buildings re built, I will ha?e lived on the Square loni enough to see now buildings re place the old oneSj or new fronts ad ded!-to. every structure around the Square," stated Mr. W. It. Osborne yesterday. Mr. Osborne has been con nected with business' interest around public square about- as long aa any man in Anderson. ?? O ???? The frlemls of Dr. It. G. Wither spoon stated that tho condition of Mr. L. O. Robinson, who has been seriotiK ly ill at his homo just across the line in Abbeville county, was no better, -o Mr. F. A. Carter has purchased from Mr. C. E. Cooley a lot on Cal houn street near Mr. John M. Davis' home and will.erect a homo near there. "Speaking of rye, Mr. E. C. Frior son nt Helton and Mr. It. E. Ligon of thia county have some of the finest I have ever seen and about the best tho county IB producing this season, stated Mr. S. M. Dyars yesterday. ''Mr. Frnjerson's measures six feet and flvo inches. Air. Llgon's ls down at the Gluck .mill and he will savo it tor seed." Dr. John E. White will preach two especially Interesting sermons tomor row nt tho FlrBt Baptist church, the first being at tho morning service when thc subject will bo, "Tho Kingdom FlrBt," . The second will bo at-the evening Bcrvlcof the subject being, "How-Souls aro Lost.*' -.. STATE NEWS dewberry College. Newberry, May 26.-Invitation;! Ilav? ' been Issued to the commence 'Went exercises of Newberry college, which begin June 3rd with tho Sopho more declamation contest and closes Juno ' 7th with tho graduating exor cises of tho Senior class. Tho col lege circles, as well as tho communi ty at large, aro looking1 forward with pleasant anticipation to this annual ovent, which brings many visitors to Newberry and proveB a very delight ful occasion for them and for . thc home, people. Sparfanbtirg. Court. Sp?riahburg, ' May 26;-Severa! murder casca will probably be tried In tho court Of general sessions, widen' Opens in this city Monday, Jun? l?, r With 1 Judge Thomas S. Sense presiding' Antone them' will, bo the caBt? of tho rotate vs. ThomsB Taylor, who ls charged with the murder" off Henry ..'McA'he*e,:: ' : which occurred-'in this city In April, and tho caso ?of T. H. Opton, of Greer, charged with killing LeFoy Miras. Upton, was arraigned at the last tenn pf. thc common pleas court, but a mis1 trial resulted. Tho. case, of M. S. Turner, who, according. to: h?' own^ statement, killed a. negro,.Duff MUIB, while discharging his duty as an ol if leer pf the law, will also' probably ho'taken up.?.' C ,"' According'to .Mr. Turner's state ment and the statement of witnessos Duff Mills attacked ',himt when he wont as . a constable' io arrost thc negro on a charge of disposing ot goods undqr mortgoge." Tho coron-' pr'ty Jury/at: tho inquest' ever tho body A .of ' ;Mill?.?, recommended that Turner be' exonerated. - - . .' A Butter llecord. 8partanp?rg, 'Muy 26.-The high water, mark in tht production pf ?faut or for one day at tho local creamory ?Was''rea'ch?d'-yesterday when a total 'Ot j 69$ pounds .were . produced. Thc record' of production for tho first ?mouth will probably double : the 'amount at first anticipated and still ?further Increases are. anticipated for ?June. . '. ' '? -' . i ; The heavy amount of butter' how .being 'produced ls due to the ability of tho creamery "to /receive supplies of cream froto' new mutes,- one of which baa been. otganisdd toward. /Woodruff. ... Early: in -June, "tba. now rou.to from Laurens will supply large /aantlU?B of cream. Union, county is interested to tho dreamery and . routes dre be ing organised now/ The': Owens.,* and Fountain Inn routes will fond thoh. cream hore, beginning June ?5. J. W. Holder Killed. Cnlop,;Mny.28.-Mr. J. W. ^Old er was'"thrown from the-iteridor'of a work train near Val do s tu, Ga.; Thursday and Calllnff, waa caught" un ?ter i'derailed flat car that waa,over- j tnt-ned. His body was caught under the falling j car- hut the;.c?irv rolled on. releasing his hqdy. Ho waa ?bto to get< up and walk a short distance^ hat died uhorMy af terwar-ls from 2 Inter? nal Injurie?.. .", . - The . hedy was1' brought ? to'-' Uri lon Sunday -add, ;burj?d at,' tWlck!' .Pond,' four mifeii.-north W Union. . Whs SmyttioCop." \* i?harlesionr May ?? 2G;-Helfers' .ot the Country club will -he gratified at wb^Wnonneemaht V^^ - With <8harre?ee, formerly bf Chartostoh'add now a*memberaf tho &an-Tcrori clnfc OreenvHlo...-South Carolina* .'h?a wad the smytho golf cup; the most de al, cd of the trophies offered by the 'Greenville club^ Those, familiar with golfing in Charleston, however, are aot-anrprised afc 2d.T< Bherfessee vic* ?Ojtjr?. because he ,h?s a fine record for tho Charleston course, and tho Char-, leaton course IS m oro complet*XMW|! the Greenville; ^oprse. ''pyifei ?! Chick ' springs, May 26.-The y or j?saisatthn 'ot the Chick Springs ho tel sad water plant hos been com pleted and. all .plans for tba: opening of the hotel June 1 have been com pleted.. From all Indication? this re sort' will experience tho coming sum mer the best season it has ever known. Hundreds of Inquiries from all sections of the Carolinas, Louis iana and Tennessee have been receiv ed and quite a number of r?servations are made for opening date. Tho ho tel, has .accommodate a number of guests since May 10. A Yh?t ?U.ry. Georgetown, May 26.-A new rec ord haa jUEt been mude off this port in bass fishing that' will interest thc bass fishermen of charleston and cause them somo uneasiness, per* haps. J. ii. Slau. of this city, has landed, with rod and reel, the largest bass of which there ls any record, lils fish weighs forty-eight, pounds,j is forty-seven inches long and, ?twen ty-eight ?ind one-half Indies In girth. Thc fish was caught, off the Bouth Jetty, lt required three-quarters of an hour to land.bira, and lt waa nec essary to pull In the anchor. Tho tackle used comes within tho re quirements of the contest. Mr. Stau has the fish at Congdon's fish house, and lt la attracting large crowds ot fishermen. ' ,l ;i :" " That York Affair1. . Columbia. May 26.-A letter has been received from George W. Brun son. firBt vico president of tho Routh ? Carolina Stato Press association.; stating that ho will he unable to fm present and sending his best wishes from Now York,'where lio 'lar engag ed in a now work' as an advertising specialist. Mr. Brunnon spared no pains or expenses ' to make the 'mern-, hers havo a good Mme when . they were at Chick Springo and ho-will bo missed at tho meeting in York.. Tho meeting will be held-Juno 7 ti io: '. ' "; . George Pierce Browne, publisher of the Anderson Danly Mail/-writes a breezy and characteristic letter in which he says, "Put me down for a scholar. May go by way of Columbia and Join the gang-there.*! i?. Among tho old guard to attend the press convention will be N. G. Oa teon of Sumtor, who will be present with his daughter, Miss Mouetta Os1 teen, who has been a favorito, with thc members of tho association. Mr. Osteeu began tho printing business in Columbio half a, century ago. The Osteen family ls . one of tho best known in nowspapor ch-cles in tho south. H. G. Ostoen. a ct>n, is the publisher of tho Sumter Daily Hem. Nothing has yct.,been heard from Dr. W. P. Jacobs,,: founder of Thorn well orphanage ? FOR somo (years Dr. Jacobs has been chaplain'of the as sociation. Ho'la a,,native-of Ypjrk ivllle.) The. association will not feel that it has met. un|ess.Dr. Jacobs is there. . -Vi 24 . SnrvfjorB. ; Bonifacio, Corsica,, May 28-Twen-1 ty-four aurviyora^oir. the. .crew pf the Spanish 'ato?ta?r'vAurora',"' ?unk' *oy'-t? submarine, arrived' nore1 in two small | 'bloats.. , . . - " I am a candidate T?T1 Congress from ho Third Congressional District. Dub !bcv to thc mica of tho. D?mocratie Primary. ' ?. H. DAGNALL. ? I am n candidato for congrega from i ha Third Congressional district, sub Ice t to the rules of tho Democratic Primary. JNO.,A..HORTON. ' I announce myself-a candidate for mngress from the Third District. 1 ?ill abide the rules, regulations and: results of.tho D?mocratie Primary..' : HENRY Cv TILLMAN. tj FRED DOMINICK IB A CANDI* DATE FOR C0NGREB8 SUBJECT TO THE RULES OF TUE DEMOCRATIC PARTY. ' : Up. I I i . " ? im iUi< . Qt 1 FOR SOLICITOR ' (f-I am ? candidato for ii nile i tor OL' the Tenth Circuit, subject to tho rule a Of die democratic party.*'1\ ':i~J .?' "*. _.''' LEON 1?. RICE. i I heret-. nnnounco" tays^lf a cand? dato for the omeo ot;solicitor of tho Tonlh' Judicial circuity t?ubject to tho ilea; and rpgulatioae.of. .the Demo.? 'irktiC'primary. . ? ; . ". . * KURTZ P SMITH. i '. / IV- .. ?.'...?' i ?' ' ?' ! hereby announce'; 'myself ,n can didate (or solicitor Of the tenth ju-, dlolal circuit, " subj?ct;fto\.tho action <}f ?he Democratic party In tito ?on stiles primary : election?.':-. 1 ' J^ *it'.. .EARLE.. FOR SUPERVISOR , l hereby announce myself.V as " a can ti kl a ti ter tho o rite o bf Supervisor of Anderson county, .anhject' to ; Ike rules bf tho democratic party. V. REEVES CHAM BLEB. . j .''Ir hcreby announce- myself as a candidate ioi- rc-Gleetion as Suporvl nnr^ of Anderson County,.- subject to tho rales ot the Dtmocratic Prtjwary election./. ? - ? ' . '- J. MACK KING. SUPERINTENDENT' OF^n| CATION ;,' i t hereby, announce myself a candi date, for the office* of Soperlntehder.* dr Edacation for Andcrsoi*. county^ subject to tho mles oft the Democrat? lc primary. PlaUor^svJ?cteaey In tho -Behool, room, better s tn the r^rVr and mill dletrtp&.^f?f^fi??t-.: son county girls a? .teachers and no partiality whatever in..selecting teach? Y^T" ;. . .' ;'0. T. W?t,t.?AJdS. Your old winter derby will mi quarters for the robin family bing yourself. The right kind of hat for this mg here to decorate your brot good one. $3 buys a better ? . . ?:" ,*?? '..-IA* il They're here at all prices fror Ano iii cy are ali ?long on cor) ? COUNTY TREASURER I hereby announce myself a candi date for Connty Treasurer, BUbJecL| to tho rules of the democratic party. J. H. CRAW. 1 hereby announce myself a candi dato far County Treasurer, subject io tho rales of the democratic party. J. P. C. GRIFFIN. I hereby announce mysolf a;'candi-1 date for County Treasurer, subject | to the rules of tho democratic pdrty. S. A. WRIGHT. I hereby ann ou nco myself a candi? date for re-election to the. o nico ot Treasurer for Anderson county, sub ject'to the rules of the-'.d?mocratie primary. . \. *? ? Ch N. C. BOLE M AN. . SHERIFF I hereby announce: mysolf.ta cand? Jato for the onie o ot Shorlff for An doroon county, subject to tho rules.ot j tbe d?mocratie party. T. J, MARTEN. ) I hereby annonnce. myself ? candi dato for fihcr4fi ot Andersen county, I subject to tho mlea of the'Democratic ? primary. . W, H. KJNG. I hereby announce myself a candi date tor the office of Sheriff- bf-'An derson county BUbje?t to'the'roles of. j tbs Democratic primary. ' A W. O. S. MARRETT. J hereby annouinc? myself.as a can? ?didate for re-election to tho offico-of j [dhcrlff. subject to the rulos o'? the) .Democratic party. ? >' ' - - JOB M. H.. ASHLSHrV'. CLERK OF COURT . I hereby announce myself as a candidate for re-election as clerk of court, subject to tho rules. ,of I the democratic primary, election.".','../ " JAS/ . N. PEAR-MAlifJ? FOR HOUSE OF ^P^SSSm^ \ TAT! VES I hereby announce myself a candia I date for the HO?BO of Representatively for Anderson county, ? subject to tie niles ot the democratic party. V W. WYCOTT.; "3 hereby a?aounee mysolf A candir date for tbe^ HOUSA of- Reprotwmta rtlvea for Anderson! ?>*. inty.^?bj?ct to tho rules of tbV Demb?ratlo:bar??'>?-; 1 C. P. MVCW?rjtV^^<?:. The HUH Candidate^' ; ?FOR^ORONEU . ;. I hereby abnounce tuysalr a .candi date for the .office of Coronen, for An;> dersbn county, BubjebVto Ih'aV f?.les. Ot the democratic p'^rty . It, has been 'my: pleasure1 to serve you in thlo capacity four ypara^ lgt?-12; ? feet that. I am, capable, and t rioed^ the office. J, ELVA S " BEA?LHV.. * I hereby announce mysel'r a ', candi-*] I d?te Sor reelection to 'the?'. offle? . of j coroner tor Anderson county, eubWetl to; the rules of the dom?cratUo iW\ wm- ? ? . '"v','v| . '' ii 1 aercby "onabunce tttyaotf-m?''?V?'' didat? for t?setibn to the office ?Qpm?r.?nbJeet to the ralea of _tt dotnocratio party. T. E. PBIaFRKY.. s I hereby announcemyself .a candial dat* for :tho office ot CoroaasUttt^m dorson county, subjoct to Ota tules ot] one and "you re on9,, ? ! ? M MH .Shi-.: kf$ We ?rc specialists in headgear and al this ac* son everything desirable tn straws ia on show in our Hat Department. , ?n ?tiff straws alone, twenty-six styles ?wak yon. . : -v :. . v. ? ... .y, ...... . And there are the soft styled for estra vom* fort and extra weary $2 to $3, Panamas $4 and $5 in style* tor all faces." J::i good head , without rob spring is wait v. $2 buys a pne. n $1.50 to $5. atort and style. *".*, ? *? t ? y 4 For a good foundation get in oar ai We're leading this spring in styiesy fit ? and quality-^we know we are, we .hay?} , tli?fc much confidence kn what our customers ar? teUi^gus; Everything ?iesirah?a aistd va?ate* yow ?vi?? eo* see again soon, $3.50 to $7i ";.;. ?.y .. .'. y * V:V -'-;i ' TVie Store with-a Conscience' ? J: ? - V . j. . ... ' '; . ? ? ' > ? < ? ,1 if? ??? j j i : your linens are laundered.by us.'- The ahirts are nicely finished, carefully folded and are free from .surplus |fcj^^^%|^^Drfdbr^or ! sleeves, i} ?. .-...? ' - - -J. ?.[.VV"'"^ . >( "'.-; t/!:-:'--. . ' Tho collars are evenly"ahaped, have Biicuth-edges>an?;f??l'eaay ? ... and comfortable tb wear, . '.... ; rV . f,-.^.' y^'..>'.. . j The. cuffs bend'without breaking' In thc mi dil le' and they clo .nut -': hug your wrista.too-tlghtly..'. : -. i|'-.-.;'.?'.'-.^>*->;:--.-v---'---^??.?^ ; . you'll dike, outwork, , .v.;-;' -^j; .^i?;^;^!^)'-,:'' No question about it =. .. ;v,J1vj.vy,; \ " y. : ' V; V" j ; Tryus. ' " . ..;},- '-i?rv' . ; ? Anderson Stearn Lst?ndty , . .. 'Phone-7.-... ;<.:.-,y.-. \ -j . \ ~ jsjSgJl \ Ililli -- 11. . TOURS 10 TO 40 ?. .... .i, 'y^iwc^piisG--. '../'' .;'#4?:'; ; New York, Boston, White Mourttams, t^e^ S?gtf&n^y/' Q?? bec^ Montreal, Lake '^hampf?in, ?Lake (George, Ausanf? Ch??m, St. Lawrence, The Thousand Islanda, Niagara*,F^?: /^-ka, . Pacific Coast Yosemite VaUey, <Wad2ah^^^ Vancouvwfj . Gl?c?e? ,Niu^i^-^^ ' zona, Salt Lake City, Color?lo Rock? ? and U?3 Ai^?es. -.AND THE Panama-California thfr very highest cl?$s ?f sei-vic?y whlch^^^m pleasure cu^fortab?e >a? enjoyable., /' .'.;?.' " . . ? '-'? ^ '':' ' v- ' '{. '.' ? ^. The Tours cover the most > ajtracUve routes s and the prin- i , ?ipaK places of Scenic, and Hisforic Interest thfouighont ?he 'Gre?itest:Cpuntry in the World. ; ' .> ; Write For ^d'^Oesci^?W; : ' :M>y 'fe>?;' ;. ;y;?-:> - ??? inMxnaoii in.m\?m? iTwi??&mmf^^ '' ' '} ' ?y-'-'-f ?'"' ?? ?