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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-13

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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-13
For Increase in Pensions.

Capital News Special Servicel.
Washington, Jan Ex-senator Borah
has introduced bills increasing the pen
sion of Harmon Eastman to $50 a
month and one granting to Mrs. Mary
Coleman, widow Of Patrick Coleman, a
pension of SIS a month.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-13

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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-13
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The San Francisco call., 1913-09-01
MUCH INTEREST IN BRIDE TO BE-
lDorothy Page Is Honored by Smart Set|
Mrs. Crocker Gives
Luncheon in Honor
s.. Of Popular Girl

=.
>. Miss Dorothy Page. who will be-
: come. the bride of Charles L. Buck
tngham next Saturday, is the incentive
for many affairs, both formal and in
formal: which are occupying the Bel
: vedere. colony
. Mrs. Charles Crocker was a lunch
con hostess in her honor. Friday aft
. :ernoon. in her beautiful island home
The table was rendered attractive by
a profusion Of bridesmaid roses and
rnaidenhair fernery. which were ar
:, ranged in small baskets about a large
central basket. the receptacles being
united by ropes of bay roses.
Bidden to meet Miss Page were
= Miss Marion Dickson. Miss Mildred
. Bright. Miss Leslie Page, Miss Mar
.*.;jorie: Page Miss Dora Winn, Miss
Marion Crocker. Miss Ruth winslow,
Miss Marion Leigh Mailliard and Miss
" Margaret Nichols. all of whom are
! members OF the bridal party.
~; DIR. and Mrs. James Edwards enter
tained at an al fresco dinner in COM
!. pliment to the bride elect. last week,
: more than 80 guests accepting their
! hospitality The tables were placed
: on the lawns, under spreading oaks.
and were deliberately decorated with
masses of pink and white blossoms.
!. Among others who enjoyed the affair
were Mr.. and Mrs. Temple Bridgman.
Mr. and Mrs Pierre Moore. Mr.. and
: Mrs Charles Mills. Miss Louise Wal
" lach Miss Dora Winn, Miss Leslie
Page, Miss Dorthy Page. Miss Marion
Dickson. Miss Kathlne Peterson,
Miss Marion Leigh Mailliard, Miss
Mildred Bright, Miss Marion Crocker,
Miss Henriette Rlanding. Miss Mar
3orie Page. Charles L. Buckingham,
William Jackson, George BowIes.
Robert Sharon, Dudley Valentine
Somers Peterson. Ward MailIiard.
James Atwood. Forbes Wilson and
Coxington Janin.
& Mrs. Pierre Moore was also a hos
tess last week in Beivedere- when. she
+ gave a tea in compliment TO Miss Page.
She was assisted in receiving by Mrs
! Carl Wolf and the members of the
bridal party.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-01
Dance and Comedy
Reign at Empress

La Somnambule' is the feature
offering at the Empress heading O
bill Of excellence. g. Molasso Is au-
thor of the piece and is, himself. its
principal dancer, sharing honors with
Mile. Anna Kremser. A melodramatic
story is the basis of the wordless
plot. and electrical effects enhance
the beauty of the terpsichorean of
ferings.
Charles w. Bowser and company
offer an interesting sketch, The
Watch" which tells the story of a
gambler and his matrimonial misad-
ventures. Comedy and serious cpl
sodes contrast nicely in the playlet.
Jules Bernard and Florence Scarth
offer good comedy and songs. A SEN
sational juggler IS Lew PaImore, who
has something new to offer in his
line. Henry Frey, an eccentric come
dian, has q monofogue full of laughs.
and the added attraction Is Fanny
Rice and Dixie Southern. Miss Rice
offers her routine of clever miniature
impersonations Miss Rice was one
OF the big hits with yesterdays s
audiences.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-01
Blanche Walsh Is
Warmly Greeted in
Russian Thriller


All the colors of vaudeville from
bright to drab invest the Orpheum
bill this week There Is the
nifty dancing skating lady of the
first act with her attenuated partner
in gray. They do double skating
turn IN which the footwork of Part
ner G. S. Winslow nearly attracts at
tention away from pink garbed and
pretty Gladys Duffy.
There is the red of hilarity In the
act presented by Ed F'lana gan and
Neely Edwards. who appear to be old
timers at the game of entertainment
Their act opens with the couple
abed, sleeping off the horrors OF "the
morning after This part of the
turn is lurid and ludicrous but ends
with a stunt, wherein the team are
suddenly seen in nobby dress suits,
and go through the dancing evolu-
tions that made Primrose and West
famous. You viii never realize how
much you enjoyed 'the old time
stuff until you see Flanagan and
Edwards sing and dance white
Wings.
The deepest dyed color, however.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-01
|CORT Halls READY MONEY"
Variety Spices Orpheum Offerings
Montgomery Farce
Creates Continued
Gale Of Laughter
BY WAITER ANTHONY

The crook" has entered farce and
has made its devious ways of compli-
cation and laughter more euriousiy
funny.
Ready Money" at the Cort, intro
duces Mr.. Jackson Ives, who makes
very pretty and passable Thousand
dollar notes Anywhere in life the
presence of $4,000 would be compe-
tent to create activity. In q farce it
performs miracles. which manifest
themselves in the meteorological i'm
possibility of a steady and continuous
gale. In the case OF the farce the gale
is laughter. And, mind you. the crook
and his phoney money were at the
Boreas caves of mirth. whipping UP
the storm which lasted last night from
about 8:45 - soon after the play
started-unti1 about IL o'clock, when
the curtain dropped on one OF the fun
niest lines Of the play.
While Mr.. Jackson Ives and his
activity In bothering Uncle Sam and
the banks and such others whom do
not know who handle thousand dollar.
bills. are at the bottom of the plot.
the real comedy arises from Its vic
Tins. And this is as a good farce
should be.
Chief among the stoilers who work
for Mr.. Jackson Ives is Mr.. Stephen
Baird. a youth who owns a prospect
ors prospective gold mine. and Miss
Grace Tyler, who owns the heart OF
Stephen.
The enumeration of these leading
roles Is closely in the order of the
excellence of their portrayal Frank
Mills has the part of the baffler of all
detectives, and thus IL would be un-
ethical to make the hero of him; be-
sides, 1t wouldn't be fair to Robert
Ober, who Is the penniless but clever
lad of the first act who engages every
ones sympathies by the detection of
his department and the Intelligence
with which he reads his lines. He, of
all others. discloses the true farcical
spirit of the sincerity of his sadness.
which reacts In his speeches of mex
pressible humor because of his mex
pressible woe. He nearly gets $500.
he almost gets a diamond ring, both
of which he needs, for he only has
quarter OF a dollar and his sweetheart
is waiting at the cafe with friends
|it is New Years eve-for him to join
in the celebration.
The sweetheart, Grace Tyler, Is
played by Miss Nena Blake, who ha s
more of charm than Is usually found
in sweethearts in farce.
This trio of players are not inter
fered with by any of the members OF
the big cast in their rapid propulsion
of Montgomery's rapid plot. but are
rather aided and abetted by every
one in the company, including Clar-
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-01

able) work of an impersonator OF
other great actresses. She is to be
a member OF William Faversham's
Shakespearean productions and will
be. seen as Juliet and as Desdemona.
Miss julia Opp, who is. In private
life, Mrs. Faversham, will play Lady
Capulet in Romeo and Juliet and
Emelia to her husbands Othello.
Though the new productions will not
be completed until next December
and will be tried out" In Toronto,
1t is believed that they will reach
San Francisco before the season OF
1914 is put away as a memory.
Y
why travel? The Moulin Rouge Of
Paris is soon to be torn down or
burned up. or both.
X
The Drew name seems likely to be-
perpetuated in comedy since John
Drew's clever daughter, Louise, has
assumed a prominent role in Philip
Bartholomae's latest farce, Kiss Ne
Quick" Meanwhile, Pater Drew as
sures. US that he is going in for
Shakespeare once more. Perhaps
he'll come back" as .Petrucio: !.
X X
No fewer than six road companies
are now presenting Within the Law"
throughout the country.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-01

Mrs John c. Coleman, in their home
in California street.
on their arrival in this state, the
family first went to Lake Tahoe,
where they enjoyed a fortnight's So
journ, later going to Woodside to
visit at the country seat Of Mr.. and
Mrs Franklin Zane. August was
passed in San Francisco, at the Cole
man home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Coleman. Mr..
and Mrs Zane. Professor and Mrs.
Noble. Doctor and Mrs. Miller, Mr..
and Mrs George Coleman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Duke Coleman, Miss Persis and
Miss Janet Coleman were among
others at the train to bid them goodby
this morning.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-01
Mrs. Reid Entertains

:-. . Miss Lois Cunningham. who re-
turned TO her home in New York a
fortnight ago. Is enjoying camp life
In the Adfrondacks as the guest of
Mrs Whitelaw Reid.
:: Miss Cunningham accompanied Mrs.
T4eId TO California In the early sum-
rner and was her guest In Millbrae for
several weeks. After Mrs. Reid,s de-
parture for New York Miss Cunning
ham remained as the guest or her
aunt Mrs. James Cunningham, in
Wood dside. Later she visited. also in
yNoodside. with her cousins, Miss
Evelyn and Miss Genevieye Cunning
ham.
Mrs. Reid has been entertaining
laHtshly during the summer months.
Wildair, her camp in the mountains,
having been the scene OF many house
parties. Besides Miss Cunningham
she Is entertaining during September
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-01
To Visit Grand CANYON

Lieutenant. and Mrs. Henry Kent
Hewitt, who have been spending the
last four days as the guests of Mrs.
Randell Hunt IN this city. will de-
part tomorrow for Los Angeles,
where they will be Joined by the for
mer's mother, Mrs. r A. Hewitt.
The party will depart Immediately
for the grand canyon to enjoy a
brief sojourn On their return east
Mrs. r. A. Hewitt will go to her
home and Lieutenant and Mrs. Hewitt
will go to Brooklyn, where the for
mer will resume his duties at the
Brooklyn navy yard.
Miss Mary Wilcox of Fresno Will
make her permanent home with Mrs
Randell Hunt in her home in Pacific
avenue
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-01
Popular Girl Returning

The younger set is eagerly anttci-
pating the home coming of Miss Eliza
McMullin, who is enjoying a brief So
journ in New York as the guest of
friends before returning to California.
In company with Mrs. Carr. Miss Me-
Mullin departed for Europe In the
early spring and has spent the entire
summer abroad with her brother, John
McMullin, who Is studying art In
Paris. Miss McMullin Will come west
within the fortnight and will winter
in San Francisco with her grand
mother, Mrs. John McMullin.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-01
Miss Mott in Sacramento

San Francisco society was sorry to
bid goodby TO Miss Elita Mott. who
took her departure for Sacramento
several days ago.
:s Miss Mott has recently been visit
ing here with her mother. Mrs. E. B.
Mott and her aunt, Mrs. William 5.
Wood Later in the fall she will de-
part for the east to spend the winter
with relatives in New York.
Miss Mott is cousin of Mrs. Cullen
Wefty and of Baldwin Wood.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-01
knight Jordan Wedding

The marriage of Miss Addie Iona
Knight daughter of Jesse knight of
Utah, and knight Starr Jordan, son Of
Chancellor David Starr Jordan Of
Stanford university. Will be celebrated
today in Provo, Utah.
The marriage will be a fashionable
affair and will be attended by sew
eral hundred relatives and friends.
Chancellor and Mrs. Jordan will be
unable to be present at the wedding,
as they are In Europe on a trip in
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-01
Little Lady Makes Debut

Cards have been received from Chi
caEo announcing the birth Of a daugh-
ter to Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Drum,
Thursday. August IA. The little girl
has received the name of Miriam
Sarah Jane.
. Mr. and Mrs: Drum. who resided
+ in san Francisco the first year after
their marriage, returned to Chicago
last summer and are making IT their
permanent home.
. Mrs. Drum was Miss Gertrude
Guerin OF Chicago.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-01
Mullens to Winter in City

Mr.. and Mrs. George Carlton Mullen
and their little son, Atherton Mullen,
will close their home in San Jose this
week and will come to San Francisco.
where they have rented an attractive
apartment for the winter.
Since their marriage two years ago
Mr.. and Mrs Mullen have made their
home in the south.
Mrs. Mullen was formerly Miss
O10a Atharton
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-01
Stork Visits Shipps

Lieutenant Earl Shipp, Y. S. n, and
Mrs. Shipp are receiving the congrat-
ulations of their friends on the advent
of little daughter. who was born
Saturday. Before her marriage Mrs.
Shipp was Miss Anna Weller. the only
daughter Of Judge and Mrs. Charles
Weller
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-01
Engagement Announced

Colonel and Mrs Robert c. Van
N1iet announce the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Sarita Van Nliet,
TO Lieutenant David p. Wood of the
Sixteenth United States infantry. No
date has been set for the wedding,
hut IL Will probably be an event of the
early winter Colonel Van Vllet was
formerly stationed on Alcatraz island,
where Mrs and Miss Van Vliet fire.
.Quently entertained
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-01
Returning to New York

After delightful summer spent at
their beautiful country home in
Noodside, Mrs. James Cunningham
and her attractive daughters, Miss
Sara. and Miss Elizabeth Cunningham,
will return to New York the latter
part of the month to winter in the
ca stern metropolis.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-01

Bert Lyteil- and Evelyn Vaughan
came TO town week ago, but didn't
play at the Alcazar. which may be
construed by the large. Alcazar fam
lily as social and professional error
Hope is held out. however, by the
fact that they will not leave the
coast without an Alcazar engage
ment The twain have been Fred
Belaseos best money getters. When
all else failed and high priced con-
tracts with other stars failed to Sc
cure patronage, Bert. and his charm
ing wife. have come in and made
good
They will follow the engagement of
Ralph Herr at the Alcazar, which
latter season Is scheduled to last about
five weeks. From all Appearances
Herr will enjoy local popularity, and
then will come Bert and Miss
Vaughan In a repertory. of polite,
comic and tragic drama. At present
they are resting on their ranch near
Napa, whittier they repaired after
their season of stock in their own
theater in Albany. N. Y.
n x.
Friends of Cecilia Loftus have
long known of her Yearning to" get
back to the original presentation OF
her own conceptions of roles and to
escape from the thankless (but profit
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-01
Northern Electric
Work Being Rushed

SUIsUN. Sept 1.-The Northern
Electric Railroad company is rapidly
completing the branch road between
yacaville and Suisun. When that
work is finished the branch Will be
extended from this city to Vallejo.
thus Joining Sacramento and Vallejo
by an electric road.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-01
Miss Roosevelt Arrives

A cordial welcome is being ex-
tended TO Mrs. Henry Roosevelt, wife
of Major Roosevelt, u. S. NJ. c., who,
with her two sons. arrived on the
transport Thomas from Manila Sat
urday Mrs. Roosevelt and her chill
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-01
To Reside in Oakland

Mr. and Mrs Arthur Brown have
closed their home in San Rafael,
where they have lived since their
marriage last autumn. and have
rented an attractive residence in Oak
land.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-01
Mrs. Selfridpe in Auburn

Mrs. Russell Selfridge and her
mother, Mrs. Lloyd Baldwin Sr., have
gone to Auburn. where they win. en-
JOY q brief visit
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-01
Jennings mi Return to Washington

kdieux were said TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Hennen Jennings and their children,
Miss Katherine and Coleman Jen-
ninss: who. this morning, concluded
a two months visit TO California. In
San Francisco they were the guests
or Mrs. Jennings parents. Mr.. and
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-01

Hoffacker. and Mrs. E. Dore, Mrs
Noble Hamilton. Mrs. Edward H
Hamilton and Mrs. Ruby Bond
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-01
Mrs. Ellicott Home

Mrs. J. NJ Ellicott and her daugh-
ter. Miss Priscilla Ellicott. have re-
turned to their home in Mare island
after visit with Mrs. Hugh Vail at
her residence in Leavenworth street.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-01

the interest OF international arbitra-
tion. and they will not be back for q
year.
At the conclusion of their honey
moon Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan will reside
In Terra Bella In -Tulare county.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-01

dren are guests of Judge and Mrs.
w. W. Morrow in their home in San
Rafael.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-01

Mrs. Page Luncheon Hostess
Mrs. Charles Page was a recent
luncheon hostess in her home in Pa
cific avenue. when she entertained
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-01
Continued ON Page II

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that Is recommended by beauty ex-
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The San Francisco call., 1913-09-01

Continued on Page 10 !.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-06-03
CHINESE CH0P-SUEY RES
TAURANT OPEN THURSDAY

The new Eagle Restaurant OH Pine
street in the Tracy Block will be open
to its patrons Thursday morning. The
place will be- under The efficient man
agement of Der Bing, who has for
many years past conducted first
class restaurant in San Francisco,
California. This is the first restau-
rant of its kind to be opened in Dem
inc and all of the devotees of chop
suey are much pleased that Mt last
they will be able to get their favorite
dishes of Oriental viands in their
home town. Other meals will be
served regularly to those desiring the
every day working diet. Der Bing
extends II hearty invitation to all to
attend his opening Thursday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-06-03
WILL DRILL FOR OIL
IN M|MBRES VALLEY
0'Harrow and Belcher Of Plttsburg,
Pennsylvania, Are Busy
Gathering Leases
NOW HAVE OVER 1000 ACRES
Company Will Not Sink Well Until
Total OF 10000 Acres Are
Pledged 10 II

W. NJ. O'llarrow and c. +. Belcher.
of the O'lIarrow Oil and Gas Com.
pany of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania,
have obtained leases on about 1000
acres of Mimbres Valley land and
will bake every effort to secure at
least 10000 acres before they 90
East and report to the directors of
the company they represent. The
promoters have had great difficulty
II obtaining sufficient leases to make
development work worth while. Their
contracts can in no way interfere
with the ownership Of the land leased
or its sale, and provides for lib
cral rental and good price for oil
and gas where found. Several prom.
incnt citizens have not only leased
the land held by themselves, but are
efforts to persuade a suff-
cicnt number to accept the contracts.
ARE CONFIDENT
Mr.. O'Harrow and Mr.. Belcher
cannot say when the first well will
be put down, but the contracts pro-
vide that work shall begin within the
year. As soon as the leases are all
signed they will 60 East and make
such arrangements as may be neces-
sary to begin the actual development.
The indications Of oil and gas seem
to be very strong, even in the shall
low irrigation wells in some parts
of the valley, and it is believed that
the Mimbres Valley may prove a Sec
ond Artesia-D -Dayton-Lakewood dis
trict.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-06-03

ont was waiting, but we fooled them.
Between Dome and Yuma Is about
eight miles Of the deepest dust and
toughest road ! ever travelled.
II find much good road sentiment
in Yuma, and am assured the road to
Dome and beyond will soon be put
into much better condition, The
wind yesterday swept the California
sand field as with u broom and J am
expecting a battle over there
"The road from Phoenix to Yuma
is we'll signboarded, especially across
the desert. From Palomas west for
sixty miles there is not q drop OF
water to be had, as Middle Wells
has caved and Deep Wells has been
abandoned, with lts expensive pump
ing machinery"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-06-03
Rebels Demand $1,000

Rebels under Maxine Castillo, who
are located on the Mexico North
Western Railroad at Guzman, eighty
three miles south of Juarez, have
threatened to burn every bridge on
that line and dynamite all Of the To-
comotives belonging TO that road if
$4,000 is not paid them by the rail-
road officials. They say they will
not permit any part of the road to
operate,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-06-03
BOAROMAN WELL IS
A GOOD PRODUCER
About 300 Gallons a Minute Is Now
Being Pumped From North
Sider's New Well
A TOTAL DEPTH OF I7O FEET
Lit OF Water at Present Is About
ITO Feet and in Territory
Considered Doubtful

A test of the w. b. Bordman well,
four miles north Of the city, showed
a flow Of about 500 gallons of water
a minute. The well is l70 feet deep.
but the water is lifted but ITO feet.
The well is equipped with a 3O-horse-
power Rumey engine and No. s
American centrifugal pump. Mr..
Bordman will cultivate about sixty
acres of land this year and all of his
24O-acre holding next season.
VESTAL WELL
The II. NJ, Vestal well. ten miles
south of the city, is being equipped
today with No. t American cen.
trifugal pump and a 20-horsepower
Rumely engine.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-06-03
King Georges Birthday

London, England, June king
Georges fortieth birthday will be Gel
ebrated tomorrow and the usual
birthday honors were announced to-
night. A baronetcy is conferred
upon James NJ. Barrie, the novelist,
and knighthoods upon Johnston
Forbes r Robertson, the actor and the
atrical manager. and DR.. Edward Al
bert Schafer, professor of physiology
in Edinburgh University.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-06-03
American Jailed In Juarez

Dallas. Texas.--General Antonio
Rabago, recently reported as having
been removed by President Huerta as
military governor Of the State of
Chihuahua and recalled to Mexico
CITY. denied here that he had been
recalled and said he was on his way
to the capital to confer with other
Federal commanders about the cam
paign against Carranza in the north
and Zapata in the south.