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The evening times., 1913-06-06

Batteries: Minneapolis, Young.
Burns and Patterson, owens: Kansas
City. Vaughn and O'Connor.
Summary: Two has. hits, Tame
hill, Drake. Williams, owens, j. Della
kanty: sacrifice fly. Iiene; stolen base,
Owens: double play, Tannehill TO
powney TO Carr; hits. off Young in
I innings; Burns = in la innings;
Patterson none in ! 2-3 innings; bases
9 balls, off Waugh {; struck out. by
Young 3. Patterson 1. Vaughn 4; wild
Ditch, Vaughn.
The evening times., 1913-06-06
Nosed Them Ont.

Toledo, June s.-Severel timely hits
allowed Louisville TO nose out To1edn
this afternoon. to .. George pitched
we'll, but tho breaks were against him
Several lucky HIT; and an unfortun
ate tumble helped the visitors 10 two
runs in the fifth, while N.ehofY's non
single out Of Gardner's reach in the
eighth gave them the deciding tally.
The score by innings:
The evening times., 1913-06-06
Toledo ........oo2 600 600 3
Louisville .... 900 020 01O-3 o

Batteries: Toledo. George. Raskette
and Devought; Louisville, Smith and
Severoid.
Summary: Two base hits. Kirk.
Bronkie. Burch, Severoid: stolen bases
stansbury. Osborn; base on balls,
Smith l.. George 3; struck out. bv
Smith 8, George 4, Baskette 2; double
plays. Hulswitt to Weinberg; Beumi!
Ter to Weinberg; left on bases. Toledo
9, Louisville q; hits, off George ! in
innings. OF Baskette ! in / nning.
The evening times., 1913-06-06

By our deeds and our words, we seek
to establish this bond of confidence be-
tween the public and ourselves. To this
end we always write our advertisements
in simple language impossible to mis-,
construe.
It will pay you to read carefully ev-
cry one of our advertisements. You can
depend upon them, just as you can de-
pend upon our personal word in the
store or out.
The evening times., 1913-06-06

Well, here they CO. boys! Make way
for the Giants and Pirates!
The evening times., 1913-06-06
Honesty in Advertising Pays the Same
AS i'm Anything Else

TRUTH is the very soul of advertising.
L every statement to be taken literally.
only what we mean and what we can liter;
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-18
RICHMOND MAKES
IMPRESSION At
LAND SHOW

Crowds are visiting the exhibit Of
the city of Richmond at the California
land show. The imposing tile rooted
structure that forms central feature
of pavilion No. contains a display
that is an impressive demonstration
Of the unusual development of that
shipping and Industrial city.
OF the 81 plants in Richmond. Ave.
representing leading industries and
giving a strong representation OF the
bigger features OF the city. have in
stalled exhibits in the space on the
court OF honor reserved by Richmond.
large number Of beautiful enlarged
photographs, supplied by the enter
prise of the city council. tell the story
of Richmond's growth.
The Standard Oil company has In
one corner Of the Richmond exhibit
space Its celebrated replica of an ''oil
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-18
RICHMOND VALUES ARE
To INCREASE WITH THE
OPENING OF CANAL
George S. Wall, Richmond Realty Booster, Tells
of Progress to Come When Shipping Is
Brought to Richmonds Inner Harbor and
Over Its Different Lines of Steam Railroads

civic center of Richmond is something
on this tract.
But Wall, while knowing that the
city hall Will be strong force in
developing the subdivision. looked first
sion lies in the path of the great
commercial activity that will be pro-
duced by the inner harbor, soon to be
under way. Harbor center will be the
vortex, the pivot of the harbor sec
tion
Then Harbor Center lies on Cutting
boulevard and the line of the modern
electric line the Southern Pacific COM
mond. and for which 1t has already OBJ
tanned the franchises. and unloaded
great quantities of material opposite
the Pullman works, which are close to
Harbor center. and which. by the way
Wall brought to Richmond. This cleo
trio line into harbor center will bring
the traffic OF an entire city to this sub
division.
With night freight switching the
new electric line will develop large
manufacturing plants in the harbor
! area. All this development will help
make commercial district OF Harbor
center. Into it run the most import
ant thoroughfares of Richmond
. Twenty third street, Cutting boule-
I ward, Harbor avenue and Twentieth
street
Thousands of dollars have been
spent and are being spent in making
permanent street and sewer improve
ments in harbor center. All these go
free to investors. Fine improvements
are one of the great factors in build
ing up subdivision.
And behind II all is the Panama
canal 1t will develop Richmond and
will put the values on harbor center.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-18
Beautiful Ingleside Terraces.

farm" Worked by an electric motor.
this piece OF mechanism shows the
entire process of drilling for oil and
storing it. It Is an ingenious device
and one of the attractions of the Land
show. The company also displays its
products.
Another exhibition just as interest
ing and that draws as large crowds
Is that OF metal welding by acetyline
gas flame by the Western Pipe and
Steel company, which has it's largest
plant in Richmond. This company ex-
hibits irrigation and other pipe, hav-
ing highly attractive and interest
Ing display and one that fits partic-
u1arly at a land show.
The brick, tile and general clay
building material industry in Rich
mond is represented by the Los An
geles Pressed Brick works. a large
plant on the water front of Rich
mond This company and its distribu-
tiers, the United Materials company of
San Francisco, erected the tile roof
and the brick pillars OF the structure.
They have an art display OF all sorts
of enamel bricks, tile and other high
grade material.
The porcelain ware industry in
Richmond Is represented by a dis
play of splendid porcelain sanitary
ware and electrical fittings made at
the Western States factory there.
Winehaven has enough of an ex-
hibit to remind people that the larg-
est winery in the world Is located on
Richmonds water front
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-18
STANDARD OIL IN
RESTLESS GROWTH
Richmond Refinery Plant Has
Record of Never Ceasing
Construction Work

RICHMOND, Oct 18.-One of the
most restless Industrial plants In this
country is the Standard OIL refinery in
Richmond. 1t Is an actual record that
construction work has never ceased
since the plant was first begun in 1901,
following the advent OF the Santa Fe.
which made Richmond its terminal In
1900.
When the plant first begun opera
ton 1t was looked upon as a large
industry. but 1t was baby then COM
pared to what 1t Is now and 1t is q
baby now compared to what 1t will be
in q few years at the ratio at which 1t
is being enlarged The type of con-
struction seems to grow larger with
each new unit of development, as IL
the company were finding that in the
west lies one OF the foremost fields for
manufactures 1t has ever entered. The
immense boiler shops, machine shops,
barrel houses and other structures are
all of solid concrete. On all the 400
acres now covered by the works the
construction In every line is of the
most massive and permanent sort.
With engagements the force OF men
grows all the time. That there will be
10000 men employed at the works in
another five years seems certain.
The company's fleet now embraces
Al vessels, of which 20 are ocean lin
ers. 10 for the South American and 10
for the oriental trade. Richmond is
the home port of this extensive fleet.
the vessels using the big berths and
docks of the company at this place.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-18

RICHMOND, Oct Acknowledgement
in that part OF Richmond affected by
the new harbor construction Is one of
the remarkable features OF this re-
markable shipping and industrial
city. II Is looked on as certain that
the harbor section OF Richmond will
be one of the busiest commercial sec
lions that exist In any city about the
bay.
Walls Harbor Center. the subdivi-
sion that Is classed as the pivotal
point of harbor area development. Is
looked on as property that will in a
few years bear comparison to. the
downtown business district of San
Francisco. 1t has so many factors
that must work for Its development
that people here expect 1t to be the
main commercial location of Rich
mond as the city gains Its greater de-
velopment
On this central harbor district sub
division the city council has accepted
the site for a city hall that Is soon
to be built, and through this subdiyi-
sion the Southern Pacific Is to build
It's electric line. giving direct and
rapid service between this city and
San Francisco The tide OF traffic this
other parts Of the city to the advan-
tage of this subdivision.
An idea of the future of this Rich
mond subdivision, based on what has
already taken place and what must
come to 1t, Is given by the drawing.
The natural location where the de-
velopment of the harbor must pour
the commerce of the district into IT.
the location there of the city hall.
the construction OF the modern South
ern Pacific line. the converging OF the
greater traffic streets of the city at
this point and the improvements al
ready made and to be made by the
company that is placing this subdi-
vision before the public. all combine
to assure 1t a future that will build
up many a fortune for buyers.
Walls Harbor Center lies on Cut
ting boulevard, the main harbor Sec
ton artery: Twenty-third street. des-
tined to be the greatest crosstown
business street of the city, runs down
beside II to the water front; Harbor
avenue cuts through the center of
the subdivision. Twentieth street Is
being opened into It. These and other
leading thoroughfares make 1t a GEN.
ter of trafic.
George S. Wall, president of the
company sold the property in Rich
mond that brought thousand of dol
lars to buyers for hundreds invested.
The company Is making permanent
improvements that will mean many
thousands In added values for the
benefit of investors. 1t has already
laid two miles of sewers in the sub
division. The streets will all be i'm
proved In the most modern and per-
manent manner. Much of this work
has also been done. Concrete side
walks are included In the street i'm
provements. with cutters and curbs.
and q modern water system will also
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-18

RICHMOND. Oct. 1S.-''The canal is
going to pour food of wealth into
Richmond that will make II grow at
a pace that will make its past per-
formances seem slow; the commerce
of the big ditch will set healthy
values here skyrocketing."
These are a few words that fell
from the lips OF Gorge S. Wall. who
has become known as a wizard among
realty men of Richmond. His name is
linked inseperably with the progress
of Richmond. and he is to have still
higher place in it's future develop
ment.
Inside of the next II months" Wall
continued. Richmond is going to be
launched upon a wave OF development
such as even many of Its own citizens
have never realized is impending, and
this will not cease until we have been
carried into the $4,000 class. This will
not take very long. either"
MADE PREDICTIONS BEFORE
George Wall has made predictions
before, and they have all come true.
He is one of the few that saw clearly
the tremendous values that have been
attained through the growth of Rich
mond TO this time. He seemed always
TO know what property was coming
in for the greatest development and
values. Wall sold where the brick and
steel business buildings OF the city
stand today. Now he is selling in an
other part of the city, where he says
the biggest development of all will
take place and where the fortunes
that will be made is the next five and
ten years will far exceed those made
up to date.
And the real estate men all say
that they guess Wall is right. They
are following his judgment at any rate.
for many OF them have invested in the
property he is handling now, Walls
harbor center.
When you study Richmond. you
have to admit that Wallis harbor
center lies just where you would ex-
pect the big commercial development
10 center. You study the map care
fully and you begin to realize why
Wall took up this piece OF property
in preference to anything else. Take
G look at the magnificent improve
ments he is making in this subdi-
vision and you will get an idea of
how he develops property.
You will also see why the city
council accepted two blocks from Wall
in this subdivision. the value of these
blocks being $4,000, for the city hall
that Is soon to be built. The location
is central and 1t is where big develop
ments will center. To the investor
the mere fact that Wallis harbor GEN.
ter has been officially chosen as the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-18
New Buildings
In Richmond

Richmond's business center at
Twenty third street and Macdonald
avenue is gradually but surely form
ing itself and before long office
buildings, hotels, theaters and big
stores are going to be the hub of the
fastest growing city in America.
So another prediction of E. j. Burg
has come true. Mr.. Burg, who has
seen Seattle, Portland. Los Angeles
and other cities in California grow
from villages to their present size,
has often predicted where their bust
ness centers were going to locate,
and has also made the same predic-
ton of Richmond. with the result as
above stated.
That the public has faith in the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-18
BIG WORK DONE
in HARBOR CENTER

RICHMOND, Oct 1S.-One of the
biggest jobs of sewer work ever un-
dertaken in Richmond is being carried
out on the Harbor Center subdivision
by the company that has placed this
tract in the commercial heart of the
Richmond harbor section before the
public.
Trench diggers that tear deep into
the earth are making the cuts for the
pipe and large forces of men and
teams are busy laying 1t and leveling
Off the scars. Up to this time 7.400
feet. or nearly a mile and a half of
sewer construction, has been carried
out, and the entire tract is to be i'm
proved with an up to date sanitary
system, dovetailing with the main city
system, before the task is ended.
The sewering of Harbor Center is
being done under the direction of the
city engineer and In conformity with
the plans Of the city system, which Is
now being enlarged into one of the
most modern and comprehensive pos
sessed by any city.
With the sewers laid. improvement
of the streets in Harbor Center will be
taken up. This will be another big
job, but 1T will be carried to compile
ton without halt. Oil macadam paw
ing will be laid, with concrete walks,
heavy curbing and water mains con-
Meeting with the city system.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-18
One of the new hotel structures
Rousseau & Rousseau,
architects.

business property handled by Burg
Brothers IS evidenced by the fact that
all throughout last summer activity
in selling never let up for a single
day, and their reports for the summer
sales equal those OF the large and
extensive spring sales.
The start of the fall season has
brought them an overplus of buyers
for their business lots. which keeps
their large selling force constantly
on the jump.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-18
BOULEVARD DEVELOPMENT

RICHMOND, Oct. 1S.-Develop-
ment along Cutting boulevard Is pro-
crossing very rapidly. The Southern
Pacific electric line will be started
very soon, from the present indlca-
lions. Several carloads of ties and
rails have been placed on the ground
in the last week and surveyors have
been at work on the lines.
large hotel is being erected In
Wallis Harbor Center by c. Meyers.
an enterprising business man of
Richmond. Several dwellings are
springing up on the tract and a great
many others are planned.
The street contractor has big
steam dredge digging sewer trenches
and this work will rapidly be pushed
ahead. Work has also commenced on
the big street contract In Wallis
Harbor Center tract
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-18
R|CHMOND'S NEW
CITY HALL WILL BE
NEAR The HARBOR
Municipal Building to Be Directly in Line of
New Development Water Front Section to
Be Fastest Growing District in Bay Region

be put in. Building has been active
on the subdivision. Bungalows and
apartment houses have been erected
and business buildings are being
planned. A large home building
company has bought the entire block
on which, 1t will erect substantial
bungalows.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-14
OLAsHED SKIRT A
y DISAPPOINTMENT
I.ordsburg Rubber Neck Club PeeVc'l
80 Failure to See Anytilngi
WeaTer n PikeF.

The slashed skirt has made its APP
pearance IN LOrdsburg, and Don ked-
ale. Of the Liberal, who Is close oh
server Of new fads and fashions, poli-
tioai ana otherwise, somewhat be-
means the manner IN which tho
"alash" IL worn Ia his home town;
he says: "The slashed skirt has made
It's appearance IN Lordsburg. nut the
men complain that the wearer II a
piker. The slash Is there all right, but
Instead OF exhibiting what was sup
posed TO be behind She slash, there
appears 10 be q big blue patch be-
hind the slash, covering everything.
In Phoenix the chief OF police has
prohibited slashed skirts from APP
pearing on the streets. The Lords
burg rubber neck club has appealed
20 the chief OF police 10 prohibit the
appearances on the street Of a alasned
skirt that has tho slash covered with
patch"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-14

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-14
TWO THOUSAND BEES
IN CITY STREETS
Hive IN Philadelphia shipment Breaks
and Peeyish Stingers Tcrrorikc
Quaker CITY.

Philadelphia, Aug. IA winged
peril descended on shOreward bound
crowds az the Market street ferries
recently, sending men, women ana
children scurrying for safety some
Of them weren't quick enough, ana
as consequence spent day nursing
on various parts of the anatomy
stings VI peeved and indignant bees
Il happened when box contain
ing hive Of forty thousand bees
fell from an express wagon at the
ferry. The box, which was consigned
TO a man IN Swedeshoro, y. J., broke
az Il fen. and the hive rolled out
Peoved at the indignities heaped
upon them. two thousand OF the bees
swarmed out.
The advance guard Of the little
army Of singers attacked street
cleaner with "a howl he dropped his
broom and took refuge in s.loon.
About the same time the other bees
got busy. The crowds scattered ana
In short time the ferries were dee
serted, save for the buzzing swarm.
Frantic messages were sont 60 the
company which shipped the bees ana
"a representative OF the firm hurried
To the place. He nailed up the box
and sent Il on us way, minus several
hundred honey gatherers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-14

The readers OF this paper Will be
pleased 10 learn that there ~ al least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able 90 cure In all lts stages, and
That ~ Catarrh. Hairs Catarrh cure
- the only positive cure now known
Co the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being "a constitutional dlsense, requires
constitutional treatment. Hairs
Cutarrh cure a. taken internally. act
INK directly upon the blood and mu-
cuus surfaces 90 the system thereby
destroying the foundation of the dis
ease. and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution ana
assisting nature Ia doing ~ work
The proprietors have so much faith
ln its curative powers that they Of
Ter one Hundred Dollars for any ease
that II fails 10 cure. Send FOR list
Of testimonials.
Address: r. J CHENEY A. CO. To.
ledu, Ohio.
Sold by an Druggists. 7bc.
Take Hairs Family Pills for CON
stipation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-14
ELITE
MAKE SNAKES TETS
waiting Fnncy inr small lAve
Ornamental Scf1iruts.

Toxic. Aug. i2.-To make pets 81
snakes g. the latest hobby OF Japa-
ucse society. Fashionable women are
ouitlvaiing fancy FOR small and live
serpents. they have about them the
harmless. spotted keel-bacsed and
striped snakes. which are easily
tanned
The man who has done more than
anybody else 10 establish this bobby
II Kiniiro Nnknmura. who has been
engaged IN the snake business for
more than twenty years. ana who
has a wonderful assortment Of rep
tiles. Tho most productive districts
tor snakes in Japan ara certain noun
tain sections near Toxic and Nikko
Here they are caught I'm large nnm.
hers. japanese snake catchers drink
sake before starting out 10 hunt large
serpents. 50 that they VIII not be
stupefled hy the poisonous breath"
81 the reptile. real combat occur
red recently between three men and
serpent twenty feet long The snake
poised its head about Nix feet above
ground. knocked two men down with
It's tail rendered another unconscious
+ by rs poisonous BREATH" and theii
escaped
( But MIR Nnkamura has found other
uses Tor snakes. llc snys they nre
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-14


Deep Interest m the various feat
urea of the state fair has been
eylnced early thls year ana the re-
ports o. the heads Of the various de-
partments show that the features OF
the big annual New Mexico show are
going 20 be more worth while this
fan than ever before. Especially
srasisying are the prospects, for the
Poultry show. under the supervision
OF the able and hustling John Rueb.
who already reports some thirty-six
extra prizes offered IN addition 20 the
premiums published by the fair assoc
citation. Fanciers from near and FAR,
practically from coast 20 coast, are In
curing about entry conditions and y
10 positive that the Poultry show Il
70 be- much larger than last year
which was . record breaker.
There - probably no feature Of
the fair which Interests more people
than the Poultry and Pet stock a.
vision. The unusual interest taken
this year shows that a most import
ana industry "a growing rapidly IN
New Mexico ana that the New Mex
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-14
slole a Cnnl Wllh 300 In %.

Kansas City. Mo, Aug ia.--Persons
who leave their belongings IN their
motor cars AZ the curb while they 20
inside some business house down
town may profit from the sad story
that J. Y. suddarth ~ 4.2ii Benton
Boulevard has 10 tell Mr.. suddarth
bought new suit o few weeks ago.
Yesterday being warm, he TOOK ON
his coat while riding IN the motor car
and hung u on the coat rack. re
made several purchases and then went
20 the office Of the Fisk Tire COM
pany 1905 Grand avenue. The coai
contained o handbook and 5000 in
checks made out 10 tho Suddhrth
Monument company. when the own
~ ~ the coat came outside again the
coat had departed The police were
notified.