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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-17
Withdraws Land From Entry.

R. Thompson, register of the local
United States land office, township !
south, range II west, and township 1
south, range west, Salt Lake meridian,
is reserved from ali form of agricul,
tural entry for a period Of sixty days.
The sixty-day period begins with the
filing Of the official plats of survey
of the townships in the proper land of
flee, during which time the state au-
thorities may select any Of the lands
embraced in the townships which are
not included in any valid adverse claim,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-17
Fight MOSQUITOES With OIL.

was purchased by the city health de-.
partmept yesterday for use in fighting
the mosquitoes on the canal on Elev.
enth West between Third North and
Sixth North streets. The bothersome
insects have multiplied so rapidly in
that neighborhood recently that the
school authorities were confronted for
while with the necessity of closing
the Onequa school. They appealed to
the health department.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-17
Lectures at MURRAY.

The Rev. T. A. SimpkIn. who returns
THIS afternoon with the boosters from
thelr excursion 10 different parts of tho
state, VIII Journey 20 Murray this even
Ing tn deliver q lecture At the MURRAY
Methodist church.
The Methodists OF Murray have plans
completed for the erection OF "A new
church in their city during the comins
summer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-17
oN ATTEMPTS }

prrr.ADELpnIA;; /. &
!s;s%sal HaS9s.i Of I'd he : ,.,s IA 4
men which .IS 1.'s,rnisdsa
here no today ~ bsnA,,iSts' s,DIiSu usS' h
awarded bg c,oUss conss,to 10 !
dlissy.iSlan5 he Eqs I'i'iSs'h nope he
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-17
Land Board by

At a special mesi'lSn essi,s1so,,
DGtbD w;tb Joseph HOTsss Tessss,asii.s
for for tho siuieing, 90 oOop.tirrtsie
ton with tl,.,t the hssroisSi Va, 4,
te terms Ip' agreed nggn 81, rsix
for for It the use of '''
process ,.er, receive.
inc io 'ns npaspidiy tOwa,S,d g!
mates. Ss sini,s1ss. 81 1sss.g!!.@i.ss;;' g.i.s; Ii /
l,,nS'ii has been apprls.eIb haze
updcr the Printing up''
nlJy ,l S'u successful s'''''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-17
WINNERS OF Jug
SCHOOL q

stephen Kerr WOE, Won srsi1
OF the Stevens meS SiSh -
division. d Kerrs : su0SS .pS y
Graft in POLITICS, t.i!css,,.,,,.sstss1l ut
and Capital puni1rsaI,ars rn,ars -
spoke on "1he hse,,auS aui'l pl,'f
given second p,s pla,Sse IN ~
Sesisss Desisn. vi The oIss sss,-,j.s,, -
school orchestra iu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-17
Charged With Mrrdar.

SPRINGFIELD. No, May l6.-William m
Steele, Jr, and his father-ln-law. WI,
liam Hale. were arrested today. charged
with shooting and killing William s'teele
Sr.. ln order 10 get possession OF the
Iatter's 100000 estate. The elder steele
was found dead two weeks ago In hs
home at Wilson creek.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-17
Important

Finally. may VIC sey M'
Judgment Of this comBi'"
cry Irrigation compa1J,
the older companies -sne
first. the tlow into tle
(when they have 9 ~
ond, ALI water entering
nal; and third. all urs
mpon at least 8 per esnI
served and that the's -
be done this year. ~.
The result VIII be -
such knowledge as sin
company lntellIeeni: ,
by care for your dlleafs
, save sufficient water 70
some return to yoM -
second. whether you.
no, with their pfeseni ~
a larger acreage; and. ~
rights as egslns, sga'sj,,.
pFla!ors. In !ncreaslr,.., ,.,.
he raised wlth me W NI-sf
control. you WIN e.
yo,r state and your "l'
as Yourselves.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-17
Jan Seriously Injured.

Unheeding and apparently in an In
to1icated condition, Charles Fac. Jap
West First South street, was knocked
down By a depot street car at South
Temple and First West streets al 10: 90
o'clock last night and badly injured. He
sustained q concuss!on OF the brain and
numerous abrasions. lie Tas taken 10
the L. D, 8. hospital where ar an early
hour this morning his condition was re-
ported as critical and he was still un-
SrICfIa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-17
Cobbley Funeral Sunday.

Funeral services for John s. Cobbley.
81 years OF age, who. Thursday after
noon. died as result OF injuries received
when he vas run down by q Denver &
will be held at o'clock tomorrow after
noon at the Qualtrough-A -Allcott funeral
chapel Burial will be In Mount Oliyet
cemetery
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-17
Morning Programme.

IN unscheduled visit today wss at
Helper. where the special was stopped IN
order 10 get water for the engines. a
nr!ei concert was rendered by Held's
baud and several songs were sung bv The
boosters
\ feature OF the visit at FairvIew
this morning was the shecial booster
newspaper which contained information
Sbont the state and praised the motive
back OF the trp. The boosters were
taken 10 the tabernecle. which has re-
Gently been built. and were served re-
treshments by the women OF Fairviev
MAYOR Prttchett delivered the address of
welcome and other short boosting talks
we're made by William NJ. RovIance Of
Lake W cav
The boosters arrived IN Mount Pleas
ant this morning, amid din and flare
twenty shots OF dynamite were touched
or 10 celebrate the occasion. IN tho
line OF parade. which marched from the
depot. TO the center OF town. public
schoo! children and pupils from the Wa :
satch academy carried American flags.
The visitors were welcomed by District
Attorney J. ". Cherry and . r Hol-
lngsworth. president OF the Utah Dey4l-
opmenf league. responded. Others who
spoke were George McAillster ]. o.
Howard, Il. vs.. Mendenhall and the Rev.
Peter a. Simpkin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-17
See Grading Work.

The trip of the Soldier Summit grade
vas the subject of much comment BY the
boosters The Denver 6; Rio Grande
railroad Is expendlng s2,500,00 for the
purpose OF reducing the present grade
and lowering operating COSTS The pres
ent grade out OF Tucker is approximately
per cent TO the top OF the divide The
work, which Is being done By tho Utah
Construction company, makes a great
change In the route traversed lenc;hen-
ing IL by about five miles. but making
the general grade but fraction over 2
per cent At one point three stretches
~ the track are visible up the mourr;a In
side There are 1900 men employed in
INC three camps on the work Twenty
seven steam shovels are WORKING con-
s'Antly cutting down the hillside Il
some points and constructing ais at
others with the dirt taken from an sd-
1scent hillside, which is taken away 10
make room for the four track system
which Is being installed The work OF
Construction will be comnIet ed ihIs III
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-17
Mackenzie Favored.

During the week there has been moro
o. less comment on the coming election
Of a successor TO Joseph q. Caine as sec
retary to the Commercial club. A. G.
Mackenzie seems to be the choice Of more
than 90 per cent OF the eXcursionists.
The local entertainment was In charge
OF the following special committees;
transportation, A c.. Guthiel, r. j,
Turner Wallace Petty. George a. Nixon
and Lee Whitmore: refreshments, Miss
Frost and assistants: parade, Wayne
Johnson Robert Mckune, Legra ndc
Woolcy. Carlos Gunderson; 6ecora ton.
j. n, Harmon. Lynn Fausett. John Alder,
tho Misses Kistler, Iowcry and Muldrow
programme. c. r. Marcuscn L. n. Har-
mon. Jr.. ". c. Bcnfer N E. Seamount
entertainment. Stanley Price. Louis Low
cnstein. W. v. Olsen. B, r. Mcdonald.
Thomas Dumaync. NJ. p B,affet. G. &.
McWhiuney and G, II Stevenson. finance.
Il. :. Flose'v. r. r.. Kirkpatrick. 2. II.
Mcdonald. J. NJ Whltmore. c. ". Steven
son, III. 4, Grain G A. Guiwits and Ben
stein.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-17
segregates 1000 Acres.

The state land board yesterday filed in
the local United States land office a
segregation list under the Carey act The
list Involves 100000 acres OF land In San
Juan county.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-17
FAVOR BOND ISSUE
FOR ROAD BUILDING
Plan to Expend Million on
Highways Meets With
Approval.

Within n reasonably short time the
county commissioners will be asked to
submit 10 the people OF Salt Lake county
the proposition of bonding the county for
sl.Oooo1o for the construction OF com
plete system Of modern macadam high
ways. The request win be made us soon
as meetings on the subject have been
held In various parts OF the county,
where sentiment VIII crystalline In favor
OF the project.
NJ ueeting icld at the Commercial
club yesterday there was an enthusiastic
expression on the Part OF many promt-
nent residents OF various parts OF The
county. These men were unanimously
Of the opinion iliat the bonding project
should be pushed with all possible viSor-
Those who attended the meeting. OF
conference. were: Job +, Lyon, ciiairma n
of the Subcommittee OF the Commercial
clubs special good roads committee. F.
p, Hanna. Walter J. Burton and \. o.
Carr, members of the subcommittee. j.
w McEenrV Of Murray president of the
cluos: {. II. Benks. president Of the Mur-
ray Commercial club; George a. Reed
Pleasant Green, vice president of the
West Side Commercial club: s. ~. How
ard president OF the Eiyerton CONNER
cial club: J. :. Barlow, editor OF the
Murray Eagle; It. 2, PAGE, Isiverton: j.
Sandy Messrs, Wilson and Burton are
former county commissioners and are
thoroughly conversant with the proposed
road system.
The plan Is TO eNpend the $l.0o0.Ooo
raised by the sale OF bonds for the con-
structiop of macadamlzed highways in
this county-two three north and
south roads. and several east and west
roads II was stated positively at the
meeting that the system could he put in
and maintained without Increasing the
burden on the taxpayers. In all, ap-
proXimately 100 miles of first-class mac
adam road would be built whereas there
are now flfty-five or sixty miles of in
different dirt roads.
Relative TO the financial end OF the
project, the following figures were sun,
mitted TO show that the taNpaYers wopld
be put to no additional expense by build
Ing the system:
Annual interest on bonds OF ST.
900, 900 (Ai per cent? ..........,.S Ao,OoO
Annual sinking fund 10 retire ,,
bonds .....,.r -,s... .......-. oV'Vo'
Annual maintenance of the mac
adamlZed roads ........---..... o0'oUo
$3.50 900
Annual cost Of maintaining The
present earth roads. SloOOU
Those who attended yesterdays meet
inv nj earnest and active sup
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-17
Price Heads List.

Price has been hearing all week of the
receptions rendered the special train in
other cities visited, and each report OF
spur to those In charge here. The key
TO the city. several OF them in fact,
were rendered by various Price resi-
dents bent upon making the entertain
ment mere the banner event OF the trip,
and as the boosters returned to the
special tonight the unanimous vote was
that their ambition had been attained
This afternoon a special meeting was
held In the observation car Of the train.
at which the various members OF the
party who were not on the regular
speaking schedule expressed their per-
sonal opinions OF the trip. The consensus
of opinion was that the excursion was
The most successful ever conducted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-17
Annual cost Of maintaining the
nrnesnt ca,,t, roads $50

Those who attended Yesterdays meet
ing pledged their earnest and active sup
port They will call meetings in the
communities wherein they reside. and
before these meetings will be placed the
of the construction OF an up
to-6ate system The visitors from the
country districts expressed the unquali-
fed opinion that the farmers and the
resid ents of the outlying towns "ouid De
unanimous in support OF the proposition
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-05

unter Der QntIaqe oes U2prbpers
Iuhs purbe William Bedman Den
G1oBgeIttporenen a6ernieIen. Gr
niro beiduIOtgt, gelegsntlt6 sinsr
Rauferei etnem gerpiifen syo6n Seitz
ling cine tiefe Sti6lpunoe beiaebradot
3u baben.
Ytit elmer iuspenotrten Qrbettss
ldusitrafe bon 30 Sagen tam gilbert
Stein oapon, Der tpie i'm Qaufe Der
8srhanolung perft6srt purbe, daia6rs
lib um Die 6riibIingsseit BON einem
Banoertrisb erfabt pirD uno oonn
reher fiir 5rau nod Sinber iorot.
ioEcerr Iih tpoheulanQ in Der freien
Hatur umbertreitt. 8a Gleiu BEL
ie9ung gelobte, lieb ss Der Rihter bei
Der iuspenbirten Strdfe benenoen.
GjerittsppIi3ilt Werpup erbielt ben
ebrenDoaeE 4uftrda feit3uitellen, o6
ell ffirdr5er 9udunitrih in einer
sSu6e in oem 9auie go. 445 Rlotter
Gpenue als bosnilIioe S1d6beThdDis
srng 8u betradten lift, obsr ob es Iib
einidh um einen Streib zines pie-s
iaprigen anirpiss banDeIt. Ssrau pon
giiIoa, bic Gigentbumerin oes betref-
fenoen 5aufes, bebduptet ndmlif. oab
it.e bisbertQe Wietberin Srou ".
Suehlsr aus StQberndt Die aGfe.
ehe lie aus Der Dobnunq aussog,
| idtDdr3 IGdirt babe unb fie bate ir-
fotgeoeHen 5rau GuebIer untsr Der
Gntlaoe Der boSpiuiaen Sddbeihdbi-
guna psrtuften laiTen. WGbrenb DER
qeityiasn 8er6Quolung iteQte Srau
Sueblsr ieopebe bDsptLIiqe 4bfitt in
Q5rebe unn psrfiherte, bab thr picrs
| jdhriqes S0bnten in einem unbenahz
| ten Wloment iih aLs Qnitreiher wrz
iutt babe. 2tuf 9runD oieier qnqoben
Eurpe Der 8eri6tspolisiit @erpup
beauftraat. eine 2otdIinipettipn pors
sunebmeE uno Don ieinem geriht
pirb Is abbdugsH, mas Ri6ter Gritt
heute in oem San tbuH tpirh.
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Gin alter Sefammter.
Tis Aassabs 1913 ses itabiiidlsu
Abrehbudjes melbet iid an.

gliht bios bic Wenifen, ionoerr
aish Sos itdbtiffe abrebbld). aid,
9iip Gireftorp gebeiBeu, mirS jeoes
Sdhr nm eIH ,sahr alter. aber wih.
reno Die gheuihen bod einmaf itr
Geben ausgelebt boben unb iHs Grab
iiHseri. erideint oos ASreBbud, in ic,
Gem ssobr ueu oeriiingt. fr1itiaer.
bciier. GROCER. 60 miro bic ausgabC
1913. Die IN aLernad)iier 3eit bic
9ud,binoerpreiie perlabt. 2T96 Sei.
ten iinIfaiien. bic bic aoreiien Don
rln,o 2i5,0O0 Verionen entbalter
Tds 9riiberd,en pon 1912 bate mn
217s Seiten uno enibieIt entipred,ere
ineniser 9tnmen. 1os neiie aorei,
bud lit in @irfliffeit ein Sabrbtld
imo 5Dar elm iolf)es fiir i,niere Stnot
Wir foiaen oariiber iiber oie lleber.
fdnpsniHi,ii,een nad)Ieien, oenn oieier
iit eiiI beionoeres anpiiet ciitge.
r1ltHnt. Gcoonn fonneg lpir nodheier
iiber beR SirnBembdhnerltreif, DIl
tounen inns iiber Mirfen. Hnten Eiil
ausSebnuna Der Gadetpclt inlorHti
rem, iiber mniere er5iehlIngsirltItlte
eingcmeinomgeit. Staot. uno Goua
it,perio1lhiug. iiber oifeniIite ange
leaeiiheiten jeoer srt, ioiuie iiber oielt
anoere Giuae. allr,. ons rieue aoreB
bish fonnt Hid)t bios ais lieber al
Ter gefoneHter. Ionoern nud al:
MISREPRESENTATION 9lothgeber. antiiriid
miro bas Bud pieoer pom Der gsil
Iiams 2ireetorp SO. beransgeseben
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6inoet bic SOdidul. SdDluRfeitr in
Der gsniifballr iiatt.

4m Irsitas g6sna finbtt In ber
WuiithalIs bic SdluBfeier fur oi,
it1btiIhen So6fhuleH iiati uRo fin
nisIs asier, bic untsr BEN goriib bon
Or. CHARTS Gr.aorp Smith Dor iif
geben pirb. 1T bas folaeHos interei'
iante prosramm auiammenssftsai
iuorfen:
aronunssmarih 6. arefdm.r
Ghcr Sing to the 2oro" 6ogor
5enI6uI gbpr.
Ginganggebss Rso. g.o. u. 1baps,
Rebe iibtr bas 5bema Die Gueu'
Ter SfFsnili4sn M,inuna". g.baIter
Don Carl u. Budsnbsreer. asons,
fir 5ugbss.
Ghor Der Wanosrer- Sdubsri
Rsee iiber oas gbsma Die gbilippi.
nsnFrass", ssbaIteH BON CARLTON
fyreosrid 9opibioH, Rebnsr fiji,
Moinut Oils.
.6abonera1 aus rGarmsn" Bisel
GbOr sWsp aittl. Cuban Maio-
5oisp6 Surbl
.1he g<cmdH's Dsooins Gong
ponlutonst
6ohihuinor.
Rtos iiber bas 9temn lie pflinier
bss nmsriianiften giirgsrs~ g.balisr
Don Allen Sionsp s}rend. Rsbntl
fur bic WobiionpiIle Sotfhuts.
Uhnv Jhs Eunfna (Efnn,
Right Gong Barbour
Wertiniste Glsstlubs Der Rdohss
BON 0usbss, Mataui Gins uni
Wooonnro.
Msas iiber nas 1bemd .Gds heal
Gsim uno bic ibsals Rsgierune@
s<holien bon Amelia Ssantiis ga
ssl. Rebner fir Wooondrb.
gbor ~Gooo bp1 9oTt
aniprohe ourd, ben prdfibsnten Dsl
6ohIGulrnibs Or. GbarIts ore
gorn smit5.
WertbeiIung Der Tiplome burh b<l
GhuIiupsrintsHosntsn Or. R. e
Gcnbon.
ghor .amtrifa"
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glsrsbsatide sdlatenasielli4ai

Die Qorposutfhe Gdiitsn Ge,
islif&off peranitolfet am Sonniag
ben 8. Juni In 2ingonners G1rtsn 5u
Cofles tin Gamilienfsft. 3u iptIdeul
nmfo1sHee gorbersitungsn estrcfftH
ffHb. Duff. 9nn3 unb geluitiguH'
gen nIler 4rt finD porssisben. unf
lDerbsH bic Rerrsn Gdiiten fin slrid'
fdlIB Guf hem GGxibeniianb befbdti4
gen. 0ds 0sft Derfpriht in itbel
4inii6t ein Gomiiitnxit sn perosn
unb 5iuh Greunbs unb GGnner Del
0soelu6 oesn. ssiebeue 0tas. %
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9icnir Der gnana. ct. Sobamnes
(SefueiROe.

Gie Gu. Grot Ct. Sobaunes 6je.
meiroe ouf Qat. gluburn (Qdftar
GruIt gsoR) pcrauitaItet am tonnteu.
heu SamitaQ i'm @faoiien garf in
Coflen ein Eicnic. bas beretts am
8ormittag ieineu aufaug nebren
uno iih ohue 5rage 5u eiuem CLAN.
5enoeu GrioIge geitalten piro. lie
neridie6enen aoulmitteen iino beretts
ieit gSod)en an Der Qrbeit, Inn nte
8orbereitlIngeu fir ben ansfIng si
trefieu uno bic seitgdite oiirfeu ba-
Der gcnuBreidler Shunbcu periidbert
iein. Der Rarf lit bequem mt ben
SatIep gars su erreihen.
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alsi6hsitlib on isineH 8ruDer 8. g.
pitsring uno feline Jfidte UIarp aItee
9din be8ablt peroen. Ruhoem aub
oiefs geItorbsn iino, ioa Der rIruIt"
fir beenbet era6tet uno oas oorbduz
oens 8erm0gen gIeihbeitIid an bic
ainoerbeimdtb unb bic SbIo 9umdnts
tdtsz GefeaI6aft nertbeilt lperoena um
eiuen 5onbs su ihdffen, aus oenen
Giutiinften beioe Gsieui6aftsn in Den
perIhieoenen 5beilen Der Staot uno
8oritdote 3psigzStationsn etabItrsn
ioIlsn, bic aIs npidertnss Stattonsn
bstannt ieiH iollen.
ellie 6ine permaht ibrem 9atten
R. 6. 5iue ibr gan3es 9runoelgens
tbum. Gbsnio foq sr aus ibren 4ttlen
Der Cine. Gas & electric So. iolongs
bic ginfinfte besisben, bis Der jiingite
| ibrer beioen S0hne oas 21. Sobr err
rsi6t Bat, I'm neIde 3ett bic SohHe
Gpsrett unb 2eslis bic bitten erbalten
! ioQen. Den ReIt oes 9ermogeus IolI
Der 9dtte bsnuBsn. nm alIs 8erbinos
| lihtetteu ,oss RahlaHes 5u beglet6en,
ben lsbsri6ub gu inpeitiren uno ben
beiosn Sobnen aus5ableu, rpenn Der
| iinaite bas q. QebeHsjdhr errettt bat.
DilIiam Gruegsr pesma6t feiner
Sp6ter Ssrisoa puuIi S. uuo Den Reit
ieines gsrm0gens an feline Sohter
Qouiis Rsimutb. Die au6 ais 5eita-
nsntspoIitrsdsrin fuugiren I'D
9uitap u. Woeruer iest feline 9ats
tin SoIepbins Moerner als unipers
ialerbin uno Observation-Disclosures
ein.
Ql6ert 9ruening psruddt iein Der
mDaen an isineu 8rubsr 9uitapus u.
grueniRg uHb srnenut bsnieIben ais
9eItameutspollitreder.
glotiIoe sc 9our. Wttttpe bon 5.
g. Sc 9our, permaht ibr 8erm0aeu
an i6re 9p6tsr GSeloa 81. Stsipart.
Seurp 90. 9sbrentamp ieRt feline
S1peIter glnnie g. 8ebrentomp als
llniperIaIerbin Elm, perpfIittet bieielbt
| ieoot, fir feline Wutter bis an oerer
sebeusenoe gu iorgeu.
4ntou Rsib, oefsn gathIaB lid aui
$1,000 in 9ruuosigentbum beIduft
nsrmaht bsnisl6en an feline 9attir
maria Rsib.
Watbias GsilbolS feBt feline Satin
Mdrgorstha dIs llniperialsrbin uni
Observation-Disclosures Elm.
1efaments golIitretss
riRuen reii9niren.
SnfoIqe Der 0iffersnSen spif6er
ben grtsn bes Sohn 6eurn 5obere
tabsH Die 3odtsr 6enristte 2ouiie uni
Gli5e Rsgins 6obsrg ibre Reiignatior
ais Ssitumsntsoollitr einge
rel6t uno oas probatgeribt piro e.
neu niht intsreHirien giahlaBnertpalt
ter srnsnneu. gu gleidsr .3sit unter,
breiteten oieisIbsn an StelIe bss bean
Itanbeteu Snpentdrs elm neues, osm3u
fotge It'd Der Ra6Iab Soberg's ou
$7651.55 beIduft uno 5por: Depot
eagle Sapings e 2pdn 4foCiatior
$1130.70, -9spoiit gincinndtus g. &
.. So. S3070.85, 2 Il. g. Bombs
$4,000, 10 qttien Der Ginc. 0as &
electric 60. S1050. 5oroerung gsger
gloolbert 3int S400.
9erfhiebeues.
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Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-31
SAN DIEGO WILL GET THE NAMES
Efforts of Exposition People Successful in Endeavor to- Secure First Call of Those of the World

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Aug. 27.-san Diego, the first American port of call on the Pacific coast north of the Pan. anna canal, doubtless will have the honor and the glory of entertaining the nayies of the world. soon after the canal is ofFiciaIIy opel. Whether this Will be during the year 1915, when SaE Dego's great exposition Is in on- eration, or before that time. is not yet determined. and will depend al. together upon the time fth eofIicial opening fthe canal.
 The San Diego Exposition manage ment is responsible for the movement which has now resulted in definite an- nouFcament that the representatives nf the navies of ail the governments of the world that maintain navies will be invited 10 come to San Diego on board warship, and take part in the greatest naval pageant the world has ever seen.
 San Diego has a harbor of sufficient proportions to contain such an i'm. mense fleet as this event will cause to assemble here, and all conditions surrounding 1t are favorable for such mapouvers and practice operations as may be fitting such occasion. It Is 10 this harbor that the war vessels of the Pacific squadron come for target practice with their big guns, and here the torpedo fleet of the Pacific, the submarine fighting vessels, and the army and navy airship corps, have their practice the year around.
 No estimate can yet be made of the number of war vessels that will gather here on this occasion, but already san Diego and the San Diego Exposition officials are preparing to entertain the officers and men of the worlds navies m 8 fitting manner, and to make Ot their coming here great world event; the greatest Of it's kind ever known.