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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-05
STAGE BEAUTY CHARGED
WITH, S. 900 GEM Theft
Viola Stoll Is Brought Back, but
Slivers the Clown Wants
Her Let of.

Miss Viola etou. . ninetsen-year-old
staas esaasy. has been brought here
fsea o. Louis on . charge Of stealing
oAAoe worth OF jewelry from Frank
oen1sy, better known a. "slivers. the
OawA" out slivsr0 sad to-day all he
vasks - 10 ~ oaOlk his jswelry. and
- Vsuaa a, all b could 10 ses that the
~ ~ pun1shs6
~ 0toli for . time was house
hnanag ~ gltveso In Harlem. and she
-, ~ q Louis police they were
80 saAesA 10 b married.
- w. sudAsnly called to Baltimore
eaGov = Nay. end asaEsd her 70 look
49, Do dead wtfs's Jewels. He had
OG1u1onlsl her when she was stranded
= - vo-etaes town.
~ peaice cay she confessed TO taking
- sens and pawu1ng some Of them
90 SoGlng others. She said she received
Huav ~ o. sunburst containing forty
aaao lia0oods. She has told where she
noousd eh the gems she thus disposed
e. 0hs was looked up In the Tombs
lee night
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-05
Health and Beauty Helps

Clara. nov parnotis Win Greatly rsdus:
your weight, and when this b done you viii
fssl much better and healthier. To paspase
the tseatmsnt, Ut from your drusstH
ouucss parnotis and dissolve In IN pinu hos
water. then tsts Q tablespoonful at ussal time.
This acts gradually and ssntly and safely r.
duoss weight without reortins TO violent e.
srdo or dieting. This treatment y Tar ea-
peyior 70 any ''pstsnt" fstrsduceT. for The
reasou that the esscsf,I lnes u the figure are
rseainsd and The flssh and akin AZ isft firm
and smooth.
Anriow: THIS = shs ouiy sais esrtsin
hairSemover. Mix into . paste ensush dss-
tone and water 70 cover the hairy surface. sp-
the akin and the hain Will have Vanished.
Rarely Is tho second Aphcatscu nscsssssy 10
rs>oys svsn . stubborn growth.
Genevteys, You can easily and Qwck1y
cleanse your bair and scalp with canthrox. and
tie sAampoo Is 20 rsfrsshns and inus rating
that you will never again use OF psrmit ths
uss Of soap q other mussy. harmful mixhfss
for this purpose. Just dissolve . tsaspooufui
canthrox in . CUP hot watss and your shampoo
Is ready. After hnstns. tbs hsis will DRY
vsry quickly and take on . neh. svsn eolos
and beautiful CLOS. Csnthrox y especially
uios far bot wsathss shsmpoos. bscauss v
stimulates and invisorsts the sosipS tkasuss
and maize shs head fsal % sxhilaratsd.
Auntis, Yu, that o'd<ssa3oacd sasdsns
tonic Will do you Q great emont a eood. N
supe, Here u the recipe; TO prepare. odd
ounce kardsns to Y pint slooh,l ,whisky
should not b used. then v cupfui sugar end
hot water TO make . quart. TAKE . table
spoonful before each meal anil you viii b
SURPRISED how quickly your strength and appetite
return, The kardsns tonic 10 fine Tor any ND.
pey or liver trouble and will lear ths sdn Of
.Allowusss, biothchss, pirnplss sad other CON-
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sctly what you sh0ah.
Ninnas: Toe Ghsuld ~ Q 0ystos systonic,
= u y vesy soothAag end Pes1al 70 tired,
sshAns Wsoodo. THIS tonic y made q
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-05

Lou: Nature sxacts besv tolls whom her
Law arc violated. Your skin has bean
aoaaed oy powder. An ordinary spurmax To-
ton. mads ty dioolvins 4 ounces surma. IN
y pint witch hassi % hot water, into which
y stirred teaspoonfuh siJcsrins. u far em,..
rior TO powder when on and soems psr Of
tbs skin. and IL ~ VII sivs s-blush ana
yslvsty suoothnss 10 any complexion. 1 oao
highly recommend the spurpAx lotion for
CLEARING tho skin a an complexion disfisurr.
msnts and bringing back The healthy glow o,
youth to the assd. veathsr- msusd or powder.
ruined skip.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-05
New York Actress Marries
Author of Play in Which
She Is Star.

LONDON. June 6.-Mlss Shirley Rel.
loss. the American actress. and Albert
De courvilie. who were married ysster.
day. are In Paris to-day ana win motor
from the French capital to Aix-lss- Bsins
TO spend their honeymoon.
Ariss KenoFs has been appearing In
"Hullo Ragtime" at the London Hippo
drome Mr.. De Courvills II the pro.
Queer. and. in part. the author Of the
revue. The bride said some weeks ago
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-05

soau eost By diOolvins I ounce csystas IN I
plat deer wstas. and or drops At TIL,
should b put IN the bothssscms ~ until :
eun = sffsctsd. r,s crystos eye-tonic i,
|sessasthsnang 10 weak. vstssy svss and eivsI
to than delightful sparkle and youthful or.
preston. Win the cid Of the cyaos sys.tonic
= frequently possible 70 discard glassss.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-05

Jennie: No. auinsoin haiS.tonIe cannot ma.
sihly iniurs tfs hair. Quinsoin itself 4 m,
most beneficial rsnsdy Of which ] know 10, MI
hsir md scaiptsouhass. and when II y made I'M
according 10 my simple dirsctions b better thar
any haS-tonAc you ever used. To prepare. t,,si
add I ounce a ouinsotn 70 Y pint Alcohol
thsn pour In v pint wsess. This ineIpeuav ',
tousc sto. the Invitation almost Instantly and
W ue viii hsntsh dsndnzs and make you,
scalp hesstay. Thsn . beautiful uovth Of
long. siiheu hair viii fonov.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-05

Anuss; Make your own grsssslsss cream.
Jelly wrinkle remover At little oost BY pouring
? teaspoonfuls glycerine into Y pint cola
watsr. then adding I ounce slnsosci II,
Dissolve thoroughly before using. apply tb,ch.
ly and leave over night. Then apply mors
cream and msAAase akin until tho cream. ,sli,
dissppean. This 3 splendid for correctin M
every faulty eonpisrion because II uvs mai.
vrAl tsauty and have found that certain ~.
sults follow whsa thia sinosoin cssan ,jslly h
ussd to hanhh wsinhs end round out holIovs
Rss1 Nm. Agtyst bsos, "bssuty." Is.
|-Advt.
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French Liagerie q sc

Wide and Narrow Lace az.
and Net Pleatings A0C
In this lot there are about 100 pieces of this
much sought.for material for trimming and
collars. Each yard of this when pleated contains
IN yards good quality shadow lace. Our very
special price, yard, 25c.
100 dozen Fine Embroidered Soft Swiss
Collars, of batiste and sheer Swiss,
19c, Soc, 75c and $500.
Main Floor. Ceutrs.
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Wall Papers SIC Roll

win offer Fridhy 5000 rolls q
WALL PAPERS In suitable DESIGNS
for dining rooms. halls. bedrooms and
kitchens, IN light and dark shsdsss
mainly stripes and sllover designs.
Sold with matched borders enly.
"a 0o0.
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UudermuslinS q isc

Skirts. correct covers, night gowns
and combinations In this attractive
lot; 50 styles In Summer nainsooks
and soft finish cambrics; pfettiest
styles and great values at our very
special price Of +5c.
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Our 28c Grab Meat, 12r
delicious. per can. ......,.
Our 31c Lemon CliaS Peaches &c
extra large can. special. 49,.
IN Pure Fruit Jslliss-s-ss. tum-
"N's 80. 80 49, 49, 49, '''oo
Grape. Ounce. Raspberry. straw
berry. Cra bapple,
$50 spieed PiekieS fesehes-Hslt
zion :.....':;,.' $780, "sc
Ornnulsted suGsf-23 lbs. -. .o1.O1
Fun weight. Limit 30 lbs. Only with
grocery orders. None e. o. ID.
sslmOn--ExceiIentt large can. 70
s.lnson.Finest Alaska; iars eau. %
kippered Ilerring-Per can. 49,. DC
brsshfsst Cecos--Hixhsst grade; !all
Iiecksr's Cream FarinA, whcatens OF
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GREAT SPECIALS IN OLIVES.
Our el.1S sGsen-iIalf gallon. Sis
Our iNlc Qu~sn--..luart. 49,. 15c
Our SSc Queen-Pint. ...".... SNe
Our t1lc Queea-Quart ....,... s.c
Our Wbc snssaiiia-Quart 3Oe
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Cemblnalions, Etc., n SSe

Combinations icorset cover and
skirt or drawer) and nightgowns. In
cheer nsinsooiu, all.over embroideriee
and the popular crepes. Princess and
other new styles, designed On the new
lines for slender figures.
3 for Infants Dresses md
ChiIdren's 2se Rempers. l9c
Color ed chambray. low neck and
abort aleeves; sises year to year,.
ChlldHeu's SOC Rompefs. sc
Bingham and chambray, low neck
and short sleeves. sises J to syears:
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SAVINGS i'm WOmen'S Cool Summer Lingerie

seSSssVA ASSes8SA ~
| Crepe Nlghlgewn ii Sc
The lowest price yet named for this
new and popular crepe slip.on with
kimono sleeves, In pink and blue -
well - pure white. to choose from.
All daintily trimmed with embroid.
cries. Splendid values.
French Liagerie q sc
Chemise and corset covers, Of fine
batiste. daintily trimmed with hand
embroidered designs and finished With
embroidered scalloped edges. Even
In these inexpensive pieces the excel.
lence Of French needlewosk b un.
mistakable.
Chlldrea's Rompers:
Chlldren's sc Rempers q lie
Colored seersucker, gingham and
chambray. low neck and short sleeves.
lnlaHlS' Sl.lo Dresses q Sc
Russian yoke, princess style; main
sook with laces, embroidery.
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Specials for Friday
and Saturday:

RHINE WINES.
Bottled and shipped by Felst mel
mach, bingen On Rhine.
Gael -
Bottles. ltot
IAub0nhelmfr .pysOy NY
schioss- hsnnisbesssr 1000 tOc
California por, Gallon goc
California sherry. gallon ........ Inc
California Clsret, gallon. Obo
California Cstawba. Gsllon. -. Nle
California Musestsa. GsliOn N,e
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Our $3.50 Sssta Msdss PERT $40
Our ~ 90 santa AladPs hhegyy.. lao
Our q 90 sweet CataWba. 49,. lao
WuIskEYs.
Old Maryland Rye, straight; Gsi. .04.OO
Old IsyfoV lssugb0s, straight; gal. 400
OLD MOnograsa Rye. straight; gal.. 100
Old Masyiand ibondsd); quart. 100
Old Monogram Rye, quart. go. 0Oc
Old Du.hIniils, Irash. bottle. -. l.2O
Ross Bsos.' d. T.. n. Isish. 10
years uldI bottle. ........... l.26
Rs,as Bros.' Fine Old Irish; bot. 100
gawsOn's IiIu~us hrotcht bot :. lbs
Lsws0n's RAre md Scotch, bot. Doc
iiaiG a Iiaix 3-stsr scotch 80. las
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Special! 19c Crinkled 101.
SeersuckerS, at, yard 1AzC

A dainty practical washable fabric for summer wea
which requires ironing after laundering. Blue pni
tan. grey and lavender ~ inches wide yard. l2Xc.
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Knox Braid Banded SallogO-W1e1
grosgrsin ribbon on crown, 0SA
black.white and COLOR: sDecial SOC
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-05

"Red Seal' Cin9ham-a material favorably known from
coast to coast az very desirable fabric for chdrens
dresses and wocns house dresscs large variety Of
stripes and checks in pink. blue gray lavender and tan
yard, l21ac at. yard .............:....:..... use
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fOrCu UrcSScS--fOpuIdr StylcS
Womsn's Psrcsls and Bingham Dresses. come wiAA
ealos collar others IN plain color; edsins OF 40.
Women's Cineham, Pescae, White Llncns and
Black Sateen Dresses, In a large variety of q = NO
women's Lona Lawn kimon0s, In pretty floral and
polka dot designs. trimmed with border In m .
Wrapper DspA. ssupaA Nsss
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-03-06

complete; one 17.shoe Van Brunt
drill; one iron Assertion drag: one
2section wood beam drag; ore har.
row ca1t; one SIT. Mccormick now
er; one Diamond sulky plow, break
er srubble; one H. F. Dutchman
gang, Hin; one walking breaker. Is
ming mill with complete sleeves; one
wagon tank, 10 Dbl. one tank pump
with hose. good as new: one stock
tank, galvanized, sbtl.; two hay
racks; one bucking pole; one grind
stone; one set Of harness. good as
new; one secondhand harness; one
DeLaval cream separtor; two old
wagons; two watering troughs; AMI
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Free Lunch at Noon
Five Head Of Horses

One brown horse, II yrs. old, VT {.
100; one sorrel horse, 10 yrs. old, VT
1915; one black horse, 10 yrs. oil
VT. hoe; one black mare, II yrs
old. VT. HOO: one black gelding, 2
yrs. OLD, April I, VT. $50.
Cattle. So
One brindle COW, 3 yrs. old. just
fresh; one black Jersey COW, yrs.
old, will be fresh by sale: one red
heifer. coming 2 yrs. old; one back
heifer, Jersey. l VI. old.
Farm Machinery.
One lumber wagon, good as new,
complete; one TIT. Deering binder,
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NOTICE Of MORTGAGE SALE.

Notice 10 hereby Given that default
having been made in the payment Of
certaia notes secured BY . oortaia
mortgage executed ana delivered By
George Buech)er and Louise Buech-
Ter, his wife, Of Minot, North Dakota,
mortgagors. TO Howard Haney Of the
same place. mortgages, dated on the
20 thday Of May. 1910. and fled for
record In the ONCE Of the Register
OF Deeds In and fof Ward county,
North Dakota, on the 3lst day Of
May, 1910, At 10:3s :. m. ana was
duly recorded in Book ia Of Mort.
cages on page 46s. will be foreclossd
by sale Of the premises in such
mortgage and hereinafter described
by the sheriff, Ed Kelley, at the front
door Of the court house in the city Of
Minot, county Of Ward and state Of
North Dakota, at the hour Of two
o'clock in the afternoon on the 2Sth
day Of March, 1913, to satisfy the
amount due upon SAID note and mort
gage upon the day Of sale; that no
action at law or otherwise has been
had to collect said indebtedness; that
by the power Of sale contained in said
mortgage and the covenants therein
made, the MORTGAGE does hereby
elect and declare that all such sums
secured BY said mortgage are due
and payable and that the premises Do
scribed in such mortgage and which
will be sold to satisfy. the same are
described 40 follows:
East half (E 1.2) of the Southwest
Quarter (sWA) and Lots Six and
Seven (6 and u, all In Section Six
(6), Township One Hundred Fifty.
three (15s) North Of Range Eighty.
two (s2) West Of the 9Th Principal
Meridian, containing 100 acres. ac
cording to the government survey
thereof.
That there will be due on such
mortgage on the day Of SALE the sum
Of Thirty-seven Hundred Sixteen Dol.
lars and sixty-one Cents t$3716. 61)
together with the costs Of sale.
4 d 2 q s Z. Z
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other articles too numerous to men.
tioE.
TERMS OF SALE-Sums of $1,000
and under, cash. On sums over that
amount. time will be given on bank.
able paper until Oct. !. 1913, with in
terast at the rate of 8 per cent. s
off for cash On su1ns over SO 90. No
property to be removed until settled
sor. No by-bidders. All stun goes.
H. G. PODOLL, Owner.
H. }. HEIGHT. Auetioneer. Il
Postmaster NuttiIg Of Makoh IL III
from chicken pox.
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PUBLIC SALE.

AS have decided to 20 to Canada,
l will sell at public auction, IL miles
north of Minot and / mile south of old
Lynch postolfice, Sec. 20-157-S2, or
Wednesday,. March IL, 1913, the fol
loving described property:
Sale to begin at II o'clock sharp
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Dated this 18th day of February
A. D. 1913.
HOWARD HANEY,
Nortgagee.
JAMES JOHNSON.
Attorney for Mortgage,
Minot, North Dakota.
2 20 t6
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
County Of Ward-ss: In District
Court, Eighth Judicial District.
Martha B. Crowl, plaintiff. W. Her
man E. Crowl, defendant.
SUMMONS.
The State Of North Dakota Sends
Greetings to Said Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quircd to answer the complaint Of
the plaintiff herein, which complaint
is on file in the Office Of the clerk Of
tho District Court Of Ward county.
North Dakota, and to serve Z copy Of
your answer to the said complaint
upon the subscribers at their ONCE
in the city Of Towner, Mcuenry coun.
ty, North Dakota within thi.ty days
after the service Of this summons W
on you, exclusive Of the day Of such
service; and in case Of your failure
to appear and answer said compliant
as above required, Plaintiff will take
Judgment against you by default for
the relief demanded in said com
plant.
Dated January 22nd. 1913.
cHRIsTIANsON & weber,
Attorneys for Plaintiff, Residence
and Postoifice Address, Towner
N. d.
2 20 te
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MONEY TO LOAN, JOHN J
BATES. u
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-19

and doubtfuIy across the coming days.
 It seems the importers have just been waiting for the democrats to pass a tariff law and have retained ferocious lawyers to bounce upon that statute and maui and lacerate it shamefully When those lawyers pause from their attack the new tariff law. Shoot says, will lie helpless on a hospital cot, sadly disfigured and utterly disabled. And during its conva- lescenee the revenues will b. tied up and the government will grow pale on starvation rations. Nobody wants to see Uncle sam pull up another hole in his belt. But that is the spectacle we shall witness. predicts Senator Shoot. if the democratic taTT bill be- comes a law.
 It were vain to try to disperse the doldrums that envelope Reed Shoot. < standpatter who could observe and take considerable part in the Payne. Aldrich achievement without a symp- tom of elation once flecking his brow is too melancholy a contemporary to spend cheery word on under the present auspices. 'Twere easier to make Dolores giggle. easier to dis suada the Colonel from a fourth at tempt, than to reassure the ineonsoI able Senator from Utah.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-19
THE EMBARRASSMENT
 OF IGNORANCE

X group of women were sitting on 9 hotel porch discussing camesoles
 T have enc of cbiffOn-cloth, said one woman
 Mine is point desprit, ! think 1t Is 90 much daintier. said another.
 Mine has the cItest little rosebuds on it. said a third. And so the stream of comments ran on.
 Finally a new voice joined in with the question. What are you all talk ing about? What IS a camesole?'
 Every face was turned toward the ouestioner The gentle stream changed to & torrent of inquiries.
 Don't you know? Where have you been? Where are your eyes? Haven't you read the papers," etc.
 There is nothing 50 embarrassing to q woman as finding herself ignor- ant of some new thing that her friends are net only discussing but wearing if this woman had read the advertise ments of the good newspapers 'regu larly she conld never have overlooked the existence of Camesoles.
 Do you know what camesOles are. If you don't you may find yourself in her position at any moment Better begin now to read the advertising columns regularly so that you won't be caught in a similar predicament on that or any other subject of apparel.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-19
THE MELANCHOLY SHOOT.

Senator Reed of Utah is probably the gloomiest man in the United States. Shoot never was a chirpy soul. Even in the republican party's heyday when the work of enacting tariff legis- lation was reduced to the simple formula of holding when AIdrich nodded. Reed Shoot was a somber figure, a twig of cypress in the holly wreath. But his solemnity then was merely superficial Within his breast there abided the certainty that an was we'll for a few people at least He looked serious but felt gay. Now Shoot is as gloomy as he looks, says the St. Louis Republic.
 Senator Shoot cannot understand the democratic method of tarin re- vision. But he clearly perceives that is is radically unlike the procedure that prevailed when the stalwart re- publicans told Mfr. Taft to go and play golf and have a good time and they would see that the tariff was re- duced. And in view of what followed a revision that was done by astute. experienced revisers. which everyone admits was a plenty, what will be the cfAas,squences of tariff law framed in novel manner by a party that has refused to be guided by the advice of men who know all about this tariff subject? That is the question that is agitating Senator Shoot and constraining him to gaze dolefully
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-19

the comfortable litne sum of sloOoo per annum. If he. in the vernacular of the Western cowboy, Is "ont for the stuff," then he has made mistake in accepting a cabinet position, and should have remained in journalism and upon the lecture platform. To attempt to continue lecturing now pre- sents too much the appearance of commerciaIizing his high and impor- tant public office and while Secretary Bryan is doubtless free from an in- tention of doing anything Of that kind. his action affords opportunity for criticism. and it is this criticism that hurts It is criticism that will not only hurt Secretary Bryan, but through it's reflex action, will injure the great democratic party
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-19

The statement called for from the banks of Arizona on June 4 have just been compiled and sent out by the state auditor. This compilation shows that Arizona is growing rapid ly in financial strength. The total amount of money on deposit on June f, 1913 amounted to ss0177s742s which vas an increase of $6,7ss.2G7. .94 over the amount shown by ;he state ments in June. 1912. This is certainly showing of increasing prosperity in the new state.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-19

It begins to look like the Borderiand route had backed our friend Del Pot ter off the boards The Fl Paso to Phoenix road race this fall yin dem onstrate the necessity for following this route through Arizona by any Southern ocean to ocean highway
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-19
AUTO RAG ES FAIR FEATURE.

! rAiH F6Af ShE'
 The big feature of the opening day of the Arizona State Fair this fall will be the exciting finish of the two big automobile races now assured, one from Los Angeles via San Diego and
 the other from Fl Paso over the Bor- | derland route. Los Angeles and San Diego have joined hands to make the
 race from California more interesting
 than ever before. Ten thousand dol i Jars in prizes will be provided for this
 race.
 The Fl Paso Phoenix race is attract ing more and more enthusiasm every l, day. At every point where prize money was pledged the sum named is
 already assured beyond doubt and
 that there will be more than one dozer
 cars in this race is now considered
 certain and even prediction is made
 that there will be no less than fifteen
 cars in this race
 These automobile races will be the
 est pulIers for the Arizona fair of
 all tIe events scheduled and the Fl pago- Phoenix race will De the means
 of bringing the Borderland route into 1 creater public notice and favor. An
 who know this route recognize that i it is the best possible one across ArE l zcna from Texas and New Mexico to 1 California. The time made in the El
 paso Phoenix race will show this
 route to be the one to be followed by
 any southern ocean to ocean high.
 wav It has now been agreed thal this race will follow the state high
 way from Douglas to PhosniS. via Bis
 lee and Tombstone and while thf
 racers will have little time to not' j in. country through which they pass inc hundreds who will follow then D over the route in the futrro will se'
 all the great industrial sections O : southern Arizona, in the great coppel E reduction works of Douglas. the great - Warren mining district of which Bis F bee is the metropolis. the historiea . city of Tombstone where once was tn' i. greatest gold and silver mining eamI 7 in the west. the memory Of whici | has been kept alive by Alfred Henr! > Lewis in his woIfviIle stories A l l'rucson those who in future trsFe n the Borderland route win see the spo t which rivals San Augustine, Florida d for first place as an American settle 8 nent with known history of nearl i- four hundred years where in reeen q years has sprung up modern cit e From Tueson to Phoenix the touris .s will pass through Florence where tn Is first attempt at irrigation was mad e in Arizona At Phoenix they will } in the midst of the great salt Rive y valley which has no equal for agr at cultural production in the West Ffo' ot Phoenix the future tourist en rou' of west snay either proceed to the Gran ie ! Canyon and thence to California
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may follow the Borderland route to San Diego, passing the ancient city of Yuma.