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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-01-26

By child to It's loshe tiiaf Be b ,ls
name and address isis Fjhe6frec5
Mrs Asby es5yssthat Nicholson and
r. J. Vaughn brought sthe child
home after IL had been struck by,
the automobile. but that she did moi.
learn who he was until after thres
DAYS had elapsed.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-01-26

J. T.. Angus, the local grocer. left
for Tucson yesterday on a business
trip.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-01-26

Profs. Willis and Chandler OF the
University Of Arizona. %he have hssn
lecturing in the city. left for Tomb
stone yesterday afternoon to address
the schools and the business organ
izatiOns there
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-01-26

Nick Mobile. a Bisbee pioneer. re
turned TO Fresno, Cal, yesterday, now
his permanent home.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-01-26

Mrs. Charles Wise. Of Lowell, isl
reported to be i'll OF typhoid fever.
Miss Helen Mccarthy who has
been i'll the past fe wdays. was able
10 resume hcI duties at the Phelps
Dodge store yesterday.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-01-26

MaIsohn A. Fraser. a prominent
Prescott business man is in the city
for a few days.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-01-26

Frank Abrams. the Naco hotel pro
prietOr, is on a short visit in the city.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-01-26

H. NJ. Mart of Tucson is spending
several days in the city transacting
business.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-01-26

Jack Hunt. OF Sulphur Springs val
ley. is spending several days in the
city.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-01-26

Sam GreenidEe, the well known
mining engineer Of Douglas, was in
The city yesterday.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-01-26

I'd Hicks. Of the Copper Queen gen
eral Office. is spending the weekend
with his father. the county tax col
icctOF in Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-01-26

NJ. o. Eldridge, a Washington, d.
C.. tourist is spending a short time
looking over the Warren Mining dis
trict.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-28
Halt Price For Slightly
SOiLed and Mussed
Undern1uSLins

THE collection is made up of odds and ends,
4 broken sizes, slightly soiled and unused
garments from handling and from being used
for display purposes. After a week of siren
Uous underwear selling during our White Sale,
it Is natural that these garments should &C
eumulate. Almost every kind Of garments from
the cheapest to the finest is to be found in the
lot. Those that are soiled or mussed-launder-
ing VIII make perfect and we have taken a
half from the prices as an allowance for the
laundry bill All grouped on one large table
and marked in plain figures with blue pencil.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-28

Coat Prices Cut Deep
OUR entire stock Is included and it is con-
~ ceded fact that the Popular" not only
shows broader variety, but the styles in Spring
and Summer coats are by far the prettiest in
the city. There are coats here of lightweight
wOOlens, of brOcade matlasse and ratine
eponge, serge and ratine-some set off with
touch of trimming, others perfectly plain, but
every one brimful of snap and style. Over
one hundred coats to select from and all are
greatly reduced.
Any coat up to $1,000 for................S7.95
Any coat up to $3.50 $1,000
Any coat up to $3.50 for-...---........s15 $500
For those desiring travelling or automobile
coats, the July Clearance Sale affords a re-
markable opportunity to secure the very
smartest Of styles at mere fraction of true
worth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-28
Among The GfrIs' Coats

WTHAT hasn't happened to the children's
w wool coats isn't half so hard to tell
about as what happened. We tell partially
only partially of what has occurred
Our regular $500 coats at....... .S3.95
Our $3.50 and $50 coats at.............S 4.95
Sizes for girls 2 to 4 years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-28
= ALL CHARGE PURCHASES MADE MONDAY
July Clearance of Silks and Wooden.

WOODEN DRESS GOODS-In addition
to the many extra special items we Of
fer our entire stock Of both imported
and domestic woolens at the following
reductions
soc and Csc values at, yard .-.. sec
75c values at, a yard -......... sec
$1.0O calues at, a yard .......... Csc
S1-25 values at, a yard --........ CSC
$3.50 values at, a yard .........,.21.29
SL75 values at, a yarl .........S1.45
$500 values at. a yard ......Sf.69
$3.50 and $3.50 values at, yard SIS
WOODEN REMNANTS special fea-
ture Of the July Clearance SaIe-1OOO
short lengths of one to five yards viii
be Offered at about HALF REGULAR
PRICE. These are computations from
the seasons most desirable wool dress
goods selling. A splendid opportunity to
buy skirt or dress length at about
~ PRICE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-28
Infants Pique, Silk and
Cashmere Coats
Infants Wear Bargains

= REATI Yes, the Infants wear bargains
" are great with the emphasis on the
great Beautiful, stylish-@up-to-th second
garments, and cut priced to the extreme.
III MroS rnNc HAMnAEAnE SIIpS-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-28

oPectoL Line OF pI'50 4
Silk Understands at p L 80
A WONDERFUL value in silk Under
1 \ skirts made of fine quality soft mes
salines wei made-sOme with UnderflOunce.
Fancy pleated, tucked and rUffled styles
others with Bulgarian pleated flounce. In all
-colors Of the rainbow, black and white. Our
special S1-95 line in the July CT EE
Clearance Sale at your choice ~ y / 90
OTHERS REDUCED AS FOLLOWS:
s295 silk UndersIirts at ....-....... S2-25
$495 silk Underskirts at .............. $685.
silk Underskirts to $500 for .-.......- S5s5
silk Underskirts to $3.50 for .....-.... 1875
MESSALNE SILK SLPS-In black. white
and every desired shade; made Of good quail
ity, soft messaline- Our special S4.95 line in
the July Clearance Sale 90 or
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-28
Unpare1le1ed Values in Wash Fabrics

IN THE white and cOlored wash goods sections offer
ing some especially attractive values seasOnabe merchan
disc at prices great many that lower than
actual and addition to these special values
every item the goods apartments We also include
table linens, finished linen pieces etc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-28
Corsefs Greatly Reduced

T1HE Clearance Sale brings to you some
4 splendid corset bargains. All the broken
lines, all the odds and ends and all those which
have become soiled ever so little have been
taken from stock and grouped at attractively
low prices. Some of our best makes VIII be
found in the different lots Gossari, LyTa
Ia Vida, American Lady, Warmers Rust Proof,
Thomson's Glove Fitting, Memo, ". B. Regis,
ePopular Special etc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-28

A GREAT assortment comprising our en-
4 > entire stock Of silk and white Swiss XII
monos. Every one made of good quality ma
terial, in the most fashionable style. The
present seasons very best models.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-28

WE never weary of extolling this depart
w and apparently the price cutter was
long time in wearying of his devasting occu-
pants here And every garment is the best
YOU can find at any price.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-28
Wafsfs---ReaL Sensations

WYE CAN'T look at the attached price-list
w without a sigh. No more can you view
it, without beaming with smiles. Clearance"
at this store is no respectOr Of profits OF COSTS
Odds and ends in white lingerie waists worth
70 PL-5O aG----.----- ----.-----.-.. SOC
Odds and ends in silk waists, worth up to S495
az Observation-Disclosures OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $50
Mildly blOuses, sizes to 20, at. ........... 7oc
Our Csc line Of waists at-................7o c
Our Sl.45 line Of waists at.........-...S1.15
Our S2.45 line Of waists at..........-....S1.so
Our S4.95 to $3.50 line Of waists ATT $685.
Our $50 line Of waists .S6.45
$1,000 and $3.50 line of waists at. .Ss.o5
$500 to $3.50 line of waists at........S1245
Waists worth up to $3.50 at. $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-28
Observation-Disclosures

n NE of the most attractive features Of this
~ great July Clearance Sale viii be our
unusual pricing of undermuslins. Our entire
lines including all French handmade garments
have been marked at lowered prices for this
event Splendid assortments viii be displayed
on our special tables, plainly marked with the
special prices
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-28

ODDS AND ENDS OF SILKS-Hun-
dreds of yards of the seasons most pop
ular fabrics, in both fancies and plains.
All are broken lines and odds and ends
viii be thrown in this lot at about
HALF REGULAR PRICE. You viii
find crepes, crepe de Chine, crepe Ne
teOr. satins, messalines, taffetas, char
meuse, pongee, moires. reps, bengalines,
failles, surrahs, and many other plain
and fancy dress silks at about II Price.
BLACK CHIFFON TAFFETA-Au pure
silk quality, Sc inches wide. Regular
S1.OO goods. July Clearance CO.
Sale. a ward ................ OSC
BLACK MESSALWE-3 inch all silk
quality. A splendid, heavy S1.OO value.
July Clearance Sale, CO.
a. faAN - - -
CHIFFON Tuxedo" guar
anteed quality, soft finish Our regular
y Sd,25 value at Csc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-28
Buy WooL So CheaD
80 So Sacrificed

THEY are made of Pique duck, whipcords,
1 linen, linene, cotton Bedford Cords in the
seasons very latest styles and models. The
entire stock Is Includes:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-09

tie un6 5reibeiten. SIM 5iebeniabri-
gen &riege muroe @aiiel mebrmals
bon oen Sran3oien beiett. Nad Dem
GLITTER 5rieoen am 5dluB Scr &rie-
&C gegen Mapeleon muroe Gaiiel
1907 Ole @al,pt- uno &%eiioen3ltaot
oes a0nigreids @eitfalen. Na6 ser
Mie6ertperfung 6es &orlen bielt an1
81. Mopembcr 1918 Sur iir1t @il=
belm I. bon Soften ieinen Gin5l1g.
Sim 19. S,rni 1866 tpl1roe Gaiicl bon
preubiihen Irl1ppen nnter General
bon @cpcr bciebt lln6 lit ieit6em prel1=
bii6. = Stootoireetpr Sod in 9 c
nj erbapem ml,r6c nit SO gegen
4 Stinnlen gum Oberbiirgermeilter
BON Galicl getp0blt.
8aDern.,
Nus ser @abl ser ~ ii h cner
5ltr
Observation-Disclosures 51lr
gingen 81 Gentrumsanbdnger, II
2iberale, 3 So5iol6emofraten uno 1
Neutraler berpor. Gas lit Elm d,1=
Berlt' giinitiges &eil,ltat un6 mirft
auf sic ertpadte &egiamteit Ser Miirl=
he,rer &atbolifen Gin gutes 9iht. =
Sic 3abl Ser an Ippbus erfra1lftcl1
Eer1one11 fat 1i6 altf II erb0bt; I'M
alien bieien Sallen lit sic &ra1fbeit
bafteriologiid feitgeitellt. SIM ga1r5en
befin6en iid ieet 108 Yerionen, Sic
a1 Tppb1s ooer tppb0ien griheim111=
gcll erfranft iin6, in dr5tlid)er Nflege.
- Ma6 langem 2eioen lit in &pt=
tenbnrg uner>partet rai6 @enc=
ralpiear Sttn1ar BON gge inn glitter
bon 66 Sabrcn gei torben. - Snfolge
Srinfens bon friidem @aiier in er=
bibtem 3nitano crfranfte Scr &al1f=
mann un6 ebemalige @oliermei=
iter @oumiber uno itarb. -
Ser % iin6ener 8farrer, Sc
6a11t nn6 9tftriftsihnlinipector @eim
lpur6e III ieiner @obnnng to6t aufge=
fln6en. Ct bate iih nit einem @a=
iiermeiier sic S9Iagaoer am @alie
ourdidnitten. &eim i@eint ibon
felt lai1pgerer 3eit geiitigen Griibun=
gen nntermorfen getpeien 5u fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-09

in's 9eben gu rufen. l1eber eine gat1=
Sc &eibe erfolgreider 8eriu9e >pur<
SC oem &ongreB 8eri9t eritattet.
Gent aongreB muroe audi mitge=
theilt. oaB oie Mntpenoung Ser 8un=
id)elrutbe unter Sen 6armern in
0eutih=S uotpeitafrifa benin 8rnn=
l1ellgraben uqgemein gebraudlt6 fet.
@amnoner.
s(uf 0eu1 Yabnbof @getorff
ein 611brmerf bon einem 81
ienbabn5llg erfoBt. Ser 8ddermei-
tier @eitenoorf 11no Ser S6utmam
Mittefopf aus 2inben mur6en get0b=
tet. - Ser Sobn Mrrol0 oes Cont
mercienratbs 8artbolo 2eDin bon
61ttingen, ser ais 2ientenant
int Grogonerregiment &0nig Scarf
bon &nn11nien q. @annop.) Go. 8
in Met ltan6> %1tir5te I'M Man0perge<
l1uoe NIT ieinem Bfer6e ul1o erlitt
10 idmere &%erlebungen, oaB er an
SEN 6olgen olsbal6 perl tarb.
@eitfalen.
Sic in @odnm eri6einen6e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-09

Monn, fMbrte 6ieier Gage ein mag
balliges Manoper aus. Ser Sdau=
plaB Ser uebu1gen tparer1 sic 1n=
1pirtbiamiten @egenoen u11o Sic bod)=
item 8ergpartien nit ibren bpben ST.
pfeln uno tiefen 5dludter. Sen
SdluB 0es Man0pers biloete Elm M1=
griff zines imagi11dre1t 6einoes auf
oem @ipfel 6es gggisborn, 10000
SUP bod. = Mltf Ser international
len G%or1feren5 gemeini6aftlid)er 2a11=
oesi ecretdre, Sic in 3 iirid in Si=
t111g getpeien, lit Sic @abl fir sic
nad)ite Sag1rng o1f San 6rorreisco
l1no 0as Sabr 1915 gefallen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-09

33abl Der Mluueloungel1 lpar INN meb=
rere @u11oert gr0ber. Sod bei@ranf=
te 6ie fran50itihe &egierung nit
Miidiidt auf oie I'M 5iioen 5ranf=
rei95 itattfin0elr6en Mon0per 6ie Mn=
gail ser giienbabnlpagell. = &ir5=
lib perungliidte in ser @rube Erin5
@einrid=S dadt BET &umelin=
gen ser "a Sabre alte @ergn1ann
Soiepb @ripct. Gin entgleiltcr Scr
oerlpagen fiel altf i'm. gr erlitt Ser
artige innere &erlebungenz oaB er
mdbreno 6es 5ransportes nab ieiner
@ob1mng itarb. - @elegentlt9 zines
@emitters idl11g Ser @lit in Sic @ob=
NUM- oes &orbfledters g. Braun
aus 9orentmeiler 9as 6el1er
tbeilte lid 6em @auie 6es 2ano=
lpirtbes &einr. Mefels NIT; beioe &C.
baltoe pur6en eingedidert. @eriider=
ter @eiamnti6aben etpa 10000 ST.
- Sic feierlihe Snitallation 6es
11e11en Efarrers BON Ssmeiler,
6es bodtp. @errn S. 6. 6lamntang,
ml1roe bonn bo6m. !@rn. 9edanter
@oitert aus gdternad porgenommen.
S6ueta.
Ser neue 8aoiide 8abnbof IN 9 o.
| Ell lit fiir5li6 obne beion6ere 5eier=
lidfeit 6em 8etrieb iibergeben NOR
6e1t = Die Mlpeniection Ser idtpei=
5eri11en Mrmee in Gen ettpu 600
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-09
9te alte @etm,atb.
S6leien.

2ie Yreslaner Yoli5ei lit
mebreren Ortseingelelienen auf Sic
@pur gefommen, Sic iib iittlide Ser
feblungen idmeriter Matur baben 51
S6l1loen fommen lalien. Mnfdnglid)
lparen Sic Nadri9ten oaruber ltarf
iibertric6en. @eual1erer Snfor1natiol1
5ufolge iin6 5tpei Sdulmao6en, fiillf
Sreslaaler, tbeilS iiingere, tbeils dlte=
re Mfunner, uno Elm &uppelpaar Der
baftet lpprben. 3mei an6ere in 6e11
Scanoal permifelte M4nner baben
Selbltmoro begangen.
Sadien.
Ser sur l1nteriu6ung ser @irf=
lomfeit Ser iogen. @iinidelrutbe
(gntoefllng unterir0iider &1teGel1
lu1o gr5aoerm in Sale itattge=
hobte @elebrtenfongreB bat beidloi=
fen, einen internationolen @erbano
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-09
CASTORIA
fur sauglinge und Kinder.
Die Sote, Die Ihr INNER Gekauft HABIT
v.: s,:ss s,' 70. &MHzMzzzM
@mrtte1nbera.

Sic 2anotagseriattpabl i1n 8e5irf
@ottmeiI fir Sen Der torbenen
acknowledgements Maier bot inn
eri item @ablgang 11o6 feline Gntibei=
oung gebra6t. Son SEN 1916 abge=
gebene11 @timmen erbielten: Staot=
l6ultbeiB @lliifber = &otttpeil (@en=
trump 1925, @drtnermetiter Miil=
Ter = 56memigen (nationalliberm
1869, @emetn6eratb 6leig=Sdmen=
ningen (@o5ialoemofrat) 1851. -
3u 6erielben 3eit, als Ser 2uftfreu5er
g 1" nit Ben @ellen rang, itieg in
os eben fer
tiggeitellte 2uftidiff e II" 5n elmer
fiinhltun6ieen 2a11erfabrt unter Ser
Iiibrurg 6es Sngenieltrs Dirr cuff.
9as 9uftidiff fou itd na6 @elgolal1o
begeben. - Ser II Sabre alte Sefo=
NOM nn6 @el1bGnoler S. @aIfer alts
Sinbe1fingen lit in Ser Sde1t=
ne, mo- er nod NIT @arbenabla6en
bei9dftigt tpar, pom @agen abge=
itiir3t nn6 tpor fofort toot.
8aben.
Sic Mitglie6er 6es 6el1tld=ameri=
fonii9en &nmero6en= nn6 @atrioten=
bu116es, iomie sic iie begleiten6en
uMinute @en" iin6 in &ar1s-
t II be eingetroffen nn6 auf 6as ber5-
li@lte millfommen gebeiben &por6en,
11a@6em iie iiberau, Defenders in
%9lugsburg un6 5tuttgart, Ser gr0b=
ten gbrnngen %tbeilbaftig gemor6en.
@liaf=2ptbringen.
@ie oljdbrli6 fano in % eb fitr5=
lid ur1ter 5ablrei6er 8etbeiligung
Sic ieil1er5eit bonn ielige1t 8ii6of Gu=
pont oes 2oges geitiftete Eo6tenfeier
fir sic I'M 6euti@=fran50iii6en &rie=
&c 1901 gefalenen fran50iiiden
Soloaten itott. Gos Eo6tenamt bielt
ser friibere Gr5prieit tier bon Notre
Game, 3omberr Ssmert. @ii@of
9en3ler, sic @eneralpicare iotpie fait
SOS geia1nm1te 9omcapital mobnten
inn Gbore ser Seier BEL.
Deiterreid-1tn9arn
Ser 0iterreidii6e @aiier bat fir
SEN 8au ser @11dartitiiden @e6d9t-
niBfirf)e, sic befonntli9 CUR Grit
11erung at Sen @u6ariitti9en Cont
greg 1912 int 20. 8e5irf BON @ten
erridtet mer6en mir6, e6n 8etrag
bon 10000 &ronen %geipenoet. Sim
ID. September fan6 Sic feierltde
@run6iteinlegung elmer bonn 2an6es=
&rtn5en Mlops 9idtenitein
auf ieinem Cute @roBNl11erS6orf in
MGbren geitifteten gudariitii9en &C.
6GdtniBfir6e itatt.
2~nrembnrg.
Mn 6em 6iesidbrtgen 2our6es=H Bill
ger5ug bon 2~nremburg baben
ii6 $50 @erionen betbeiligt. Sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-09
Dag feline Micrcn=8 cidmcrbcn 6abem.

&ein Mann, Ser cine 6amilie 5l1
l11teritiiben bat, pern1ag es, BON Mie=
re1lei6en geplagt GIT letn, nod bral1d)t
er es SIT b%efiird)ten> ment1 er elm fol-
dies Mittel pie 6olep Mieren=9iuen
CUR @ano bat. Cine ebrbare Meoi5ir1,
lni6doli6 u1o 5%ltperlaiitg, Sic mir
mel1ig fpltet u11b piel @utes tbut.
Tolep Mierenpillen hertreiben Miiden=
idmer5en un6 &beumatism1ts, itdr=
fen oas Spitem l1n6 itelen Sic nor
male Mftton Ser Mieren= 1tnb @Ioien
Der. 3u faufen BEL anen
!&a11olern in ct. CLOUD, Min1. -
M15eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-09
9riiien iinb cine @arnnns fir
Sinner.

Driiien iin6 sic 6olge bon oufein-
an6erfolgenben @rfdltungen BET
5Guglingen nn6 fleinen &in6ern,
peroerber 6as geiitige uno pbpiiihe
2eben zines &n6es. Ser nItano,
tpelder 6ieielben beranlaBt, fonne1t
leidt bon lorgfaltigen gltern bernie
Sen perben. &aide nn6 ourdgangt<
&c @eilung bon alien @rfaltnngen
nn0 Observation-Disclosures, ertpirft
ourd Sen @ebrau@ bon SoleD's So
1rep nn6 Gar COMPOUND, un6 bic
Driifen tper6en ii6 nidt entmtdeln.
gu faufen Bel alien @dn6Iern in ct.
@loub, Minn. = Mn5eige.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-01
N. D. G. w. TO DANCE

The annual dance OF Gabriel parior
No. 13s, Native Daughters of the
Golden West, Is to be given tonight
at knights OF Pythias hail. Hermann
and Valencia streets.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-01
NE " ACTS PLEASE
j At THE 0RPHEUM
Miss Mayhem and Billie
Taylor Retain Favor
of Audience
PATRONS APPROVE
EMPRESS PROGRAM
mission Play at Columbia
and Tivoli's Bohemian
Girl" Held Over
Continued from Page Is

in @Countess Nadine" which is a
great: Improvement, by the way, over
Miss walsh's last tribute to vaude-
VILE, THE Thunder Gods" The
present sketch was located by its
penman, Joseph A. Golden. in Rus
sia. and shows how even a coun-
tess in the cars land may be mis-
taken In the singular notion that the
slayer OF her husband was a wicked
man and q nihilist Paul Odlof Is
the guilty man. but IT develops in
the final scenes that he slew her hus-
4 band in honorable duel after the
ssTretch had ruined his (Paurs) home.
:. In spite of the fact that the countess
had become spy to capture Paul
clutches of the Russian officers after
she has endured the advances OF a
sssort of Scarpia of Slav police. The
sketch is beautifully mounted and
. admirably acted particularly in the
zTole- of the countess, who, irnper-
8 z.sonated by Miss Walsh. is a splendid
Ndgure of dignity and power.
n a nice coal black hue radiates this
Jweek as last from the comedy OF
Kennedy and Platt In their Nobody
Z Paid You'2 act. It is like Jet, and
Spa
= Stella Mayhem and Billie Taylor
exhibit too many shades of vaude-
willie TO fit into any scheme of color.
. but the effect is, as last week, genial
and joyial-
Redford and Winchester offer a
Juggling act. Formerly the pair
= tplayed single" and used to make in
dividuals hits. Together they are a
nicely contrasted couple whose Of
ferings are high toned on the part
of one and low on the part of the
tramp comedian. The latter's sense
OF humor is as acute as his sense OF
touch.
2; Honor Is Satisfied" which w
J.. Arlington and company presented
last week at the Orpheum. IS the
only dolorous shade save that OF Miss
Charlotte Ravenscroft. whose pre-
sentations OF song with her own vio-
lin accompaniment were a triae too
solemn to please. The Misererig il
: best, with orchestra, chorus. prima
donna and Caruso, is said enough, but
as duet by one performer Ii be-
comes plunged in hopelessness.
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The San Francisco call., 1913-09-01
|SOLANO A WIDELY
/ ADVERTISED STRIP
Irrigated Farms Project
and New City Will Add
Millions in Wealth
$500, 900 COMPANY
HANDLES BIG DEAL
Ranches Aggregating 10o,-.
600 Acres Brought Under
One Management

II California is the best advertised
strip of land on earth. as is claimed.
Solano Farms for the last two months
has been the best advertised strip of
California. and when that advertising
is carried into the middle west. tho
east. and even abroad. tide Of colo
nists will be turned toward the fertile
region north OF San Francisco that
will result in an addition Of fully
$25. 900 in wealth: to the territory
tributary to the states metropolis.
PROJECT MADE POSSIBLE
With the Incorporation of the So
lano Irrigated Farms company, with a
capital of $7,500,000. q great engi-
neering feat was made possible, and
on August II, 1912, the deal for the
first ranch of 5000 acres was agreed
upon. Since then 363 ranches, aggre-
eating more than 100000 acres, have
been brought under one management.
For the development OF this land five
great dredges were put at work Dig
gfng canals. reservoirs and laterals
over the farms, 1000, 600 cubic yards
Of dirt removed, the Lindsay canal, IL
miles long, S5 feet wide and IA feet
deep. and water turned into a. 400.-.
600. 900 gallon capacity reservoir oc-
cupying 2s0 acres. And all this was
done in 90 days.
A squadron of tractor engines also
began plcwing fields. The lands were
ditched and checked for alfalfa, some
of them planted, the water turned on.
the subdivisions surveyed, and In June
the first unit OF 10000 acres was.
ready for the market under the SELL
ing agency of A. J. Rich & Co.
CAMPAIGN STARTED
While the farm lands were going
into the hands of settlers, Solano City
was staked out. 1t was planned by
Mark Daniels. expert in city plating,
for a population Of rs 900.
The townsite was opened on August
IL, anniversary OF the purchase Of the
first ranch. and the sales on that day
exceeded 100000. On that day, too,
so days from the beginning OF the
campaign, the total sales passed the
million mark.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-01
Buy Good Land
at the Right Price

$3.50: cash, 10 acres. Santa
Clara Valley, IL mi. from
station; in bearing vines ;
choice location: 1920, small
monthly payments.
s275 cash, 20 acres, Glenn
Co; in alfalfa, with valuable
water right; good soil; $2,I5o;
years to pay. =
y s acre irrigated gardens
at Stanford University3 ideal
little Irrigated farms, ideal
locationy easy payments; hve
year terms.
$4,000, bal. terms: 30s
acres. going farm, equipped,
San Benito Co: 100, acres rich
river bottom soil: $4,000 per-
sonal property and improve
developed. Sacrificed because
of sickness. at $4,000.
Less than $50 per acre
s16 acres, near stony Ford;
all can be irrigated; 200 acres
now In alfalfay individual
water right to 1900 inches;
well fmprovedy about 75 hogs,
20 cows, horses, 175 tons al
falfa included in prices 1-3
cash, bal. mortgage.
SIS per acre: 100 acres:
delta farms, garden land: Gulf
of California;; $50 cash, SO
monthly: splendid buy for far
seeing people.