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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23
LARGE
MADE DURING week
Bothin Real Estate Company
Heads List With S375,00O.
From German Society

The largest mortgage put on record
during the week was for 1915, 900 from
the Bothin real estate company to the
German savings and loan society. 1t
was renewal of a loan made about
five years ago and covers 90 pieces of
property scattered from Battery San
some and south of Market district to
Van Ness avenue. 1t consists, how
ever. of only a small part of the Bothin
holdings.
The Humboldt savings bank loaned
to Frederick o. and Clara B. HaussIer
$4,000 for two years on property In
the west line of Fillmore street, 81
feet south of Sutter, 25 by los feet.
The Union trust company loaned to
the Mount Zion hospital $4,000 on the
So by 1877 foot property in the south
line of Sutter street, 1877 feet west of
Scott.
Mary e. Tully, executrix of the Mary
Ann Kane estate. loaned to Samuel and
Flora Axebrod, Isador and Dora Rudee
and Jacob and Esther Levy $4,000 on
the SO by 1877 foot property in the south
line of Sutter street, 119 feet east OF
Fillmore.
The German savings and loan society
loaned $4,000 to f. E. and Jennie
Knowles on three properties in Ala
media, Fifteenth avenue and Bryant
streets.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23

tivity," said H. c. Tuchsen, represent
ing Baldwin & Howell. "The Southern
Pacific is spending all kinds of money
in improvements, including the rebuild
ing and widening of bridges, in order
to include six tracks. the arching of the
creek at the Main street extension and
the Improvement of the wagon bridge
at this point and the extension of spur
tracks down to the water front.
All this activity and the strength
Iening of the real estate market only
goes to prove what we prophesied a
year ago." added Tuchsen. And it
won't be long now before the public
will wake up some fine morning and
find Redwood City railroad center of
considerable consequence and will won-
der why they did not invest before the
prices advanced. Today beautiful 20
foot lots can be had for S625 on terms
of $50 down and $40 month. This
figures less than $40 a front foot, a
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23
RAILROAD INCREASES
PENINSULA TRAINS
of 20 Trains q Day Lures
HOnaoSeeRerS TO Southern
Suburban Towns

The activity of the Southern Pacific
railroad and the Peninsula electric
railroad in and around Redwood City
has stimulated the real estate market.
and land values are assuming substan-
tial figures.
For some time the Southern Pacific
has been adding to its schedule until
there are at present As trains a day
stopping at Redwood City. The PENN
sula electric railroad has formally an
nounced through it's general manager
T. Z. Chaplin, the immediate construc-
ton of the electric line from Mayfield
TO San Mateo. which will make it pos
sible for passengers to go from San
Francisco to San Jose and all parts of
Santa Clara valley by electric line if
they chose to do So
Redwood City is full of railroad ac-
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23
FINANCIAL SLUMP
PUZZLES EXPERTS
Many Conjectures About Causes
of Business Depression, Both
East and West
Continued from Page o

occasioned by the early disasters For
the present, under the terms of the
agreement, the Denver and Rio Grande
will meet the obligations of the West
ern Pacific
The welding of the Ocean Shore bond
holders into an entity to participate
in the sale on September 1 has inspired
some speculation in the securities.
There has been some bidding at 80, but
the trading has been light.
Earlier in the month there was some
anxiety over the United Railroads As
owing to report that the sinking fund
was in arrears. 1T has since been
stated on good authoriey that the fund
has been restored. The amount In ar
rears is said to have been in the neigh
borhood of $500,000.
POWER BONDS SELL
Subscriptions are being received to
the new issue of $780, 900 of bonds of
the Sierra and San Francisco power
company, known colloquially as the
Stanislaus project. First mortgage
bonds to the amount of s5,oOo,0oo have.
already been placed in the United
States and abroad. The present Offer
ing is the second portion of the ,origi-
nal authorization. The paper is offered
at 931 ". Like the former issue it car
ries per cent.
The sale of the Geary street bonds
was accomplished with greater de-
gree of success than has attended the
efforts of many other municipalities of
late. On reliable authority we are in
formed that during June more than
dozen cities Offering issues OF upward
of 100000 failed to market them, even
though most of them were 411 and
per cents. The largest Offering that
failed, we are told, was $1,500,000 of
AIS of the city of Seattle MInnaap-
oils failed to sell an issue of $3.50. 900
As. The state of Mississippi found no
purchasers for 100000 of As. The
Cleveland school district received no
satisfactory offering for 100000 of As
and the city of Roanoke, Va, failed on
an equal amount carrying Az per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23
WORK TO PROCEED ON
THE MISSION VIADUCT

The supervisors have authorized the
board OF public works to contract for
the completion Of the southern section
OF the Mission viaduct; also the second
section OF the distribution system OF
the auxiliary water system.
Construction of sewers has been orr
dered In section C of the Division
street sewer at an estimated cost OF
$4,000.
The bureau Of engineering has
awarded contracts for the construction
OF sewers and appurtenances in T
street, from Seventeenth avenue west
erly to v street and Forty-fifth avenue.
the cost of which is to be paid out of
the $lS0,o00 worth of 81 per cent
bonds purchased by the Crocker estate.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23

price that will be doubled as soon as
the improvements. which have already
been started. can be carried out. There
are scores of chances to make money
at Redwood City right now. and any
investor who does not look into the sit
uation is going to regret 1T when ne
realizes the opportunity he missed
1t is the opinion of many that the
Peninsula railway service viii be sup
piled by the modern gasoline motor
cars rather than with electricity. Sew
eraI of these cars have been expert
mented with over the Southern Paci1c
tracks and have proved very satisfac-
tory. It is probably the intention TO
run these gasoline motors on special
suburban express service for commut-
ers. The run could probably be made
from Dingee Park to San Francisco IN
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23
JOHN PROMBERGER GOES
INTO BUSINESS HERE
Manager for G. NJ. Wooster Co,
Branches Out for Himself

John Promberger, country land man.
ager for c. M. Wooster company for
the last three years. has resigned that
position TO go into business for him.
self and has taken Offices in the Metrop
oils bank building. He has been hand
ling farm lands for the last 20 years in
the middle west and throughout the
Pacific northwest.
Il think" says Promberger, that
California now offers better oppor-
tunities for settlers than any other
part of the west for actual money
making Besides there is the Immense
advantage of the California climate.
Irrigated lands can now be bought
cheaper in California than in oregon
and Washington. All that we need to
do to get 100000 more people here
from the east is to let these facts be
known.
There are actually millions of peo-
pie back east who cherish the hone of
some time coming to California to live
when they see an opportunity"
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23

acres laid out as great park, with
splendid landscape effects. One of the
notable features of the place is large
IS, in which score of bathers can
indulge in aquatic sports.
The Easton place extends down to
the town of Burlingame. In this vi
cinity is the Burlingame country club.
which is the social center for all the
Hillsborough folk. In all directions
hereabouts are sprin ging up fine coun-
try homes, all of which tend to spree d
abroad the fame of San Francisco's
beautiful suburbs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23
PENINSULA Or1fS BECOMING GREAT SHOW PLACES OF CALIFORNIA
DERNHAM PLACE A
SEMITROPIC BOWER
Wonders Accomplished in q Few Years
At Beautiful FIiIISbOrOugh Estate;
Gardens SdndOrChdrdSfldrv

Visitors to California from the east
naturally look about to see fine homes
in the suburbs of san Francisco, bat
all expectations are surpassed on
trip down the peninsula. One man
who had travelled the world over said:
7 have seen Italian palaces and gar
dens along the Mediterranean and the
Japanese gardens at Nikl1o, but 1 be-
lieve that the gardens of HilIsborough
equal If they do not surpass anything
in the world for semitropic luxurious
ness and landscape effects
Among the finest country seats in
the famous Hillsborough district on
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23
MOTT COMPANY MAY
PURCHASE BIG RANCH

EUREKA, July 22.-It is reported
that representatives OF the Frank X.
Mott real estate company of Oakland.
now in this city, are negotiating for the
purchase of the 10000 acre ranch of L.
G. Tuttle, a retired banker of this city.
which is located in southern Humboldt
county, on the line of the Northwestern
Pacific railroad extension.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23
HIS ExcusE-patrIet Hal.

loran, laborer, was arrested by Special orr.
Ger William Pichler of the United Railroads
while staggering along Oak street Thursday
evening carrying erosscut saw about 10 feet
long. When the case was called in Police
Judge CoDlan's court yesterday Hallorau said.
Sure, never stole thing like that" Picb.
Ter said that he believed Halloran was TOO
drunk to know what he was doing and the
case was dismissed.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

ftsrnns Gin unO 1T Elm Slid Sts Gsp gof,r ge.ItRubt.
8lan5ss. gid bic qropinS iuirb ss ipobl auidtrIid
flidtis gu ieben %beionuren; 70 aesen geoi pirb "a flt
EN- paar ,Monuts auf elmer eidfipisIfabrt T~pdsiersn ses
Fibrt.
Gin dialinsr aunRitmptl, fir ben obr ni.rnols
Mifiontr ~auFgtbpieR pur6ea, bate in Eep gort IdoR
len einenl halbrn SoArbunbert eriitirt: cine itdnbigs, ert,
tldfies beltfdt 8Ibne. Ssbr tunItaepetbks 6etm
itaro nidbt imlner uuf benz nGmliatn Sled, mar aud ans
idstgbarsr as bic WiliurSdrI9Opfune am Central Bari
aup isiR pnblitum nidt halb 10 elegant, absr In ibm fa6
man in @atfpRler Situnen unb gbdrdtsrt6pfe Der
S9dulpieItipii. pie fe bas Nep Gbeafer in obiebbor,r
3sit nur in sdu3 o~srsinaeltsn GremplortR erbIiden barftt;
f,rntr iabrSebutelons ftGubiee G%nisnbIcs. b. u,ben bt
sestnipdrtigtn Reip Sbsater Grappt ieins fdle6t, Giaur
semddt hdtitr, llebtr Sas, mas bd in finfsta Sutr.n
~barsebpten plrbe, bat bic ~Gsiu yortr Sfadiss 3eitune"
gu ibrsm 7~5iGbrigsn SSlbfdum Elm GIeSentbIatt sebradi.
bas tinsn ~sldnsenbeu RidbIid ern,6slidtt. Romen rpie
DITTO bon 6oprn, abpIf Rtusncorff. gultab ambera unb
Setnrid @orrisb, unisr ben 2titern bes Snliituts, bobea
ibrsn ehrsnpIaB in Der osutid omerituniIdn aliIturs
esl9ihte. Inter ben &iinitltrn, bic af Der beutIdtn
gtbne gefp Dorts. a~uieereten Iinb, fanb man 8ognmiI
9aipiipn, Strnonn Senbrids, Marie Seeboh, sriebrid
9dais, 6annp Sandnidet, Stbipie Gitmann Roabe,
6risorit giittertpurScr, gbolf GouneutbdI, aarI Gonrs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
@etBma 6fs. seefFon Il.

Stlds anb Der te&niid. 9ibnsnapparut baden beinahe
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g9sntsn TIRE Bursaur baben. bic ibnen fsl6ft bic tIeinfsa
engagements bsrihaffen, Sir bic @eIt bss sbsdters
9spt e dllo totrtli4. nlr elm Rem YorI.
vi. utiBltdnee, lpsI9e bas Sbnbtatss un6 Star.
gseisn stseitist fat, itnb aIs,mad nibt aerina,r aelpor.
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enc ttdbs urtbetra4ti&e ansabl ta9iieer Mim.n lid,
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IN Der Jsrnt Die gBieaer Surg NIB ods Suas RoIier,'S
IN Paris. Sun, Slid iaben aud bic rei6fsn unttr ben
ZEN gorisr 9Riuiondren bisfe rassnbsn Salen sbaIin'S
uno UelpOmens's unb bsf@IoFen, elm dbnlides SnIhtut
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

boben 4bgaben an ben Sruit p~roteitirten unb f6 gu
etrem Spnbtfdt Der lnabbdngigen Sufaumentbatsn.
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lasco, Der ~gldn5enbite Regifeur, Der Didr Reinbarbt Der
amerhanilden 8i9ne, Der ben in bic SunberttauIenoe
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berts, Die ibre i~ntereiunte &arriere gang Helm %anfinsen,
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nm in Gelp Yort lnb in Der probin3 Elm S6eater nod
benz anOeren gu %erbduen, ibm Stars" unb autOren a6s
ipenItig gu madden unb idlieBIid iosdr in feline Sodburs,
ben feien 8erbdnS Der 9roOinSsU ianasers, 9reIfe sa
I3lasen. Set @oden ge6t isbo6 bas @eriidt, baB
oleier 3ufdnb Speier if beidmpfenOer SDnbifate feinem
gnbe Der alergrDBten SruftsapnIoIiodtion = ets
%se9engtbt.
Nep yort lit dbsr bdrum beIte -nur nod mebr tpie
ie Der Srennpuntt aler 3bedterinterefsn 9efuorben. So
pat I'M g1elfens unO 8bibslinensaamp Der SbnSifate
Die I60nitet SfduipeIbduIer erbaIten, fpel6e bic aunit
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.4miterbuln, pus Subion, bas 2peelnt, Das @aietp, bas
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

sgsi4uff.1 fur bic INNER grSBsr f.rbeubt aadfraa..
asauplps, Def IN trrtftr Sunfdtbeit 5ur @rSB. tpabien
unp srltarien tonnte, mar Idon Sdburd abosT6nittsn
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enc Eoae sdnngeR mar. ni&f nar fdi,r un,nSlihss
Ssstsniptsl BEG Stidss, lOnbern Dor allen aud fTn,rbin
YES garl5 abntide Parti,n suuutbeien. Cine ianerIi6.
Sntntdlnns oss Saaufptlers mar ba ousasidIodsn.
Oa5u tam, bab bic Timsn f5 Bel ben fOreirtsn ginnmab.
men uaS Der ipeitstbenben ausl9aItuna bes a.ftGftliden
SSasnihss aud ntattritu iebr gut sa tebsR bsaannsu:
es Sasen iDu3i.a ins ltngebeur.. Sin baar :3oblen
mp oa tpieoer lshrreh9. gs III b.tanut, bah 81, b,Iisbt.
Saaiapteleria Maubs aSums nit gbarss Srobman
sinsa Sontrass bat b.tnsufolst ie $500 @Odensae. tnS
Gs 2aifts Der gritttpfg tunn6 erbdtt. WGbrtnS feds
Sodsn Rem gort.r Spieloeit ma5t Sas aIsin ueusn
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ssfsn T. 100000 Sabrestontrafi, @elanasfomiitr. hi.
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Ttfrl.n a,sbr as BIT. runbe Riaion aeipdrt baben. bon Der
19 otel besabter. gorsdnser elmer frrikr,n Generation
hEpM batten trduinen Iafen.
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Is ridbt bate 9ontarrens bsfomrlen foTen. 9rerf inor.p
. taSttse Wanagsrs, tUetbe sesen bic uranduaai is5r
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
NEW THEATRES

tag, Srnit PoFurt, asnes Sornid, SOIspb auin3 uni
aoalbert W~latiotpstp, nm MIR bic a~lereritcn Ramen Sa
i1tnren. Shr tpehieInbss Repertoire besriff bic alaHites
unO Die ssiantutt moberne probuftion Elm. IS lGBt nd
tallH' %ermefen, tie btsle anrsaunsen fir bic ensItf&e1
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BOD telbit Der Rem Sbeatsr.@ ebonte Elm @ebante Setns
rid %eonrieb's. Sduuipelsr unb SdaulpieIrinnen. bic
ouf Der bsutiden @ibne bstannt setpprben unb oann mia
srfol9 5ur tnslifhen iibersetrtten ftnb, bat es 5u 0ubens
ben 9eseben. Daniel 8anbnann, Metbua Sdeler itns
Jdnnp Sonauidei frarsn b. ii6tburter Der altersn Go
%nsrattOn beitr wiimen; beuts iebt man einen SEQ Gitrtxs
1telll, cine Marietta Sap, cine Ssbtpig Reiter uf ban
eilslitden 8iibnsn. Dor ausm ftnb fHr fs aber aus bsta
oellttden Srbins PIao Sbeatsr fa5tunbfa s~ebteeens gs
sitieire berborsesangen. ipie Uiar Grs.mann, iram Rnb
ndl, Carl arnbt, unb in iunsasr 3eit be. Geikr heY
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Terntr bab.n briiide unb anbere MODERN, slid. fhrtn
Veg BON Srbtns plaee an ben groabtpab e.funbsu. frra
lbsral bat Die NIT ahtuus ssndnnte beutids gIhne. 70
ldnse ne duf Der 3Dbe tdnb - re mdht lsibef fef efri;s
gen Sabren cine tritiIae llebersanssptriob, burG. Ssr
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tenO 9eipirtt. T
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Dott bat 1T srobentbsiIs auf bsutI8e 8lnfbtIfr.bund
3utid5ufubren. 81. 1T ess.nfpGrtis nod INNER IN b.r9
sslben gadfeingebduoe am 8roabtpop urb 6xt se, CIR
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

am StranOe beg 9ubion gu f4affen. go ipllrbe, hi.
an Central Part gBeit. DsriuirfIiGt. Sin S6eoter obns
Stars, aber nit eirem unsefoobnIidsn Hdnbi9en Gn,
1smble, oas ipiebsr Elm Gepsrtoire pflessn min, bon Der
t!aili3en 2ragDbts Biz b%inuntsr gum Sdpunt. Gein
iinftsrii9sr Better, Serr Mintbrrp Zines, in ais btEs
tatsr utllllondr ulb SproBItns elmer 8pitDr,r Nriiio,
traterfamilie CUR QDsIt aetonmsn, unb bintsr ieinem csn.
ltttut as Rdd9alt itebt Der Standardization Der grtu
yortet Dtiliarbdre, bas io5idIs pre5tige oes Souies. bds
6arnit %nerinlipft it, tnb bas tiultterii6e prelise, bas
ttr OteIss sbeatsr Unit rem an rein auberit6er grudt
nar Oas Wisuer 8uretbeatsr %bsreliftr nsrben tann) be-
retfs sefoonnen 1T. @s nirn,nt cine bcrne9me ausnabmes
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

aorlrtbnna ant Der "a s.eit.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-10-13
No Love in Old Age

Marriage is simply a business proposition after a man passes the age of 56; there is no love then, declared Fred Greenwood, a B year-old Norfolk widower, when he applied at the court house for a license to marry Mrs. Lena F. Crowell, 37 years of age, who lives at Earlville. Virginia.
 II need a companion, that's why 1 am getting married in my old age," declared Greenwood. "I chose Mrs. Crowell because she is comparatively young and l have known her since she was knee high to a grasshopper. Let men past 50 marry for compan- ionship sake and young men marry for love, and the world will be happier.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-10-13
age shows @ decided increase.

age shows a decided increase.
 While the figures represent only about half of the popula ton, covering merely the area in which there are laws requir- ing the registration of deaths, they give Q fair indication of the advance in the conservation of health. The increased knowl- edge of the medical fraternity is partially responsible for the i'm provement, while the additional precautions taken by city, state and national authorities, the i'm proved sanitation, the more gen eral indulgence in athletics by both sexes, should have the larger credit. One of the great est factors, however, is general enlightenment on the part of the public as to what is healthful and what is not.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-10-13
Exercise and Rest"

What is the relation between exercise and rest? Work is that at which we must continue whether interesting or not, whether we are tired or not. It used to be thought that the prime requisite of rest was Lhe use of faculties other than those involved i'll the labor of the day. But there is such a thing as fa- tigue that goes deeper than daily work. We can work so hard as to become exhausted-too ex- hausted for any kind of work. Perhaps this will fatigue. It is coming to be regarded as funda- mentally true that rest from fa- tigue demands continuity; that, for example, four periods of fif- teen minU tes each of rest, is not the equivalent of one hours rest; that man who goes on vaca- tion and takes half an hour of
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-10-13
Growing Western Cities

In considering it's criminal sta- tistics we have had occasion to remark that the west is no lon ger "wild and woolly." Crimes of violence and criminal records of every sort have steadily di- unfinished in the western states until they bear the same relation to the population as in the longer settled east.
 The census of 1910 shows a very rapid growth Of western urban population. Upon this we may base the hope, also, that the woolly politics for which the west is famous, will become pro- gresslvely safer. The politics of the west must hepceforth consider not merely the demands of the farmers, but of the manR- facturing interests as well, and of labor and of the great sataried classes. The west is filling up with a great conservative middle class population that cannot longer tolerate dcmagogues and counSelS of radicaliSn. - New York Times.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-10-13

The amount of labor required for the crop itself was about l5 working days with team lh days. The sesbania used as green manur- ing on the west half of the potato ground was given Y irrigatiOns. Bermuda grass, more- over, flourished beneath the sesbania to such an extent as subsequently, to require g days labor for cleaning up the .i5acres so fertiliZed. tatoes, this method Of enrichiug the soil proved very costly, P days mans time and days teamwork being required to put the Ses- bania under and afterwards get rid of the. Bermuda grass Nevertheless, the labor en- tailed could easily have been managed by a careful farmer, as the Bermuda digging was done in January when other work was not urgent.
 Tomatoes, Dwarf Champion and Burpee's Quarter Ger tury; .52 acres: Seed planted in cod-frame, Feb l. I90G. TranSplan ted to field March l2-l5 First ripe tomatoes. June 10. Last Of marketable crop, Sept. s. Yield, rSf- class, l12S2 pounds; second class, salable, 22i9
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-10-13
A Growing Barn

Harold Mackabbic, farmer at Loydminster, Canada, has a re, markable barn. When he built it he used green willow posts for the corners and sides.
 The following season he found the posts had roots and were growing. That fail the floor was three feet above the level of the ground.
 A year ago the barn was on stilts nine feet high, so the farmer put in another floor, con- verting the barn into two story affair. The lower floor is now two feet above the ground and the farmer looks forward to the time when he can put in third and perhaps fourth story.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-10-13

The amount of labor expended upon this crop was large for the area, especially at the tranSplanting time. One day's team work in preparing the land and about 32 days, mems time, were required to bring it through, al- though the work was not heavy and could have been largely performed by boys. The yield was low owing to the desert and unfer- tiliZed character of the soil. onions requiring large amounts Of organic matter in the soil to give good results.
 Early Rose potatoes; .Sl acres: Seed pota- toes planted Feb. l6-l9, l!O6. Beginning to bloom April l3. Crop all harvested June l3 Yield, 2Gl5 pounds. Highest price, May 2i 3Hc Bulk of crop, 2kc. All marketed In Yuma.
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The Arizona sentinel., 1910-10-13
A Hurry Order

"The government requires inn mediately an airship capable of conveying a large body of men, y says the English cabinet officer, entering the office of the iu- ventor.
 "Ah. You want a war ma chine? Is 1t secret order?" asks the inventor.
 ''It must be a dead secret, but it is not a war machine. We've got to have some means of en- abling parliament to escape the suffragettes."