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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-28
DISTRICT PRIZES

Eight $3.50 Pianos
Eight 500 Diamond Rings
Eight 500 Chests of Silver
Eight SIS Business Scholarships
Eight $40 Solid Gold Watches
Eight SIS Bicycles
Eight $40 Leather Suit Cases
Forty SIS Fountain Pens
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-28
GRAIN.
cHlcAoo onAIN MARkEr.

Grain quotations to noon. -
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-28

First Grand Prize, $2,325 Hudson 7-passenger
Touring Car, to be awarded the contestant
having the. largest number of votes.
Touring Car, to be awarded the contestant hav-
ing the second largest number of votes
Third Grand Prize, $1,335 Paige -Glenwood s.
passenger Touring Car, to be awarded the con-
testant having the third largest number of
votes
Fourth Grand Prize, 81, $50 Overland 5-passenger
Touring Car, to be awarded the contestant hav-
ing the fourth largest number of votes.
Fifth Grand Prize, $500 Maxwell 5-passengcr
Touring Car, to be awarded the contestant hav-
ing the fifth largest number of votes.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-28

About 65 per cent Of the United
States Express stockholders approve the
liquidation plan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-06
NOTABLE FEATURES PROPOSED
FOR ALBUQUERQUE Y. NJ. CA.

Tar 49, the Younger bos- are concerned
The pools are wei taEcn care uf auu
provided With fresh hot and cold
water daily. As adiuugts 90 This dee
partmcnt there viii 1c shower. tup
and needle baths for Those vino hJt.
not the time or inclination for the
swim.
In connection with tho sun5sIum
aud iht pool here will be- lockers Tor
every member Tor the ssra=e ot gym
nlsium and swlmmine su.i. fHa
lockers win De individual
If bowling prevents appendicitis ts
ls claimed. there VIII be little excuse
for operations among member OF tnr
y. N e. A., as 10 is proposed Co install
tho best OF ALLEYS and equipment anu
thus give tho boys an opportulitv go
enjoy this indoor sport without thc
Objectionable SURROUNDINGS that are
usually found at public howiius
places.
Every association pays particular
attention TO the needs ot tine nups
from 3. to is years OF age Thor,
HIu Doe special desaitm,ut tof th,
younger boys. and they VIII have their
separate rooms. equipped With suif-
able reading and samcs For both
men and boys thorc viii Dee billiard and
pool tables
a quiet reading room supplied with
aI 81 the up-to-datc periodicals VIII
Do one of the LARGEST -.uslc rooms in
tho buildiug This viii Doc for IA, use
OF men and Older boys
For The use uf men and boys Who
ar, away fD,m home the Y NJ g. a.
viii have from lU Geo 60 dormitorics
which viii 0c q source 1f rc''nuo o.
,ha association although n aIl cases
r,nts Will not br high a no, living
In s 81 e.. \. building naa los near
a substitute for homo as con ho imas-
mod.
conc of fho most important depart
m,uis uf 3u association .s One 'du-
g|at.ouai one Thousands ~ loNH who
hlt, bId to ei.e uu their hoo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-06
DON DELAY
~umc Albuquerque people Have
Learned Titat Neglect T. Dan
gCrutts.

Tho slightest fnptumH uf E.Ir.r
trouble D. fug tou cripu Geo h. .t
looked MS 200. small. neglected
troublsa thar .o .fou lead ts serious
kidney ailments That raIu 900 r-,
small" of your t..k IS. tbat urIutr. I
90 tIarts thoe, r.ldaCh's fud d
.reli.. that ut1L weary. Nrrr..#f
ferunr may b, r'ure'a varuiue 90
kidney uttku,. Wht r'-. rrHr lt.
by u%rrlcctinr tnp, ymrtoW. k.1ru
m. erlsr of th, .rerblc whsle there
ser ls tiWe-hcgIn Treating voHg li|.
news ft once a.tH tried and prut Do
IIdufr REMEDY need tI .Nutr
mrut potu kidney PJls hae, u,eu
500. es-tlIly us.I fhnue f ut
ares OF Efdn.y .r.unlr fnr nt,r 30
y,ars po8us I.Hes ruls trr %
Ind re.nmm,ud,. throughout fn. t
iiized world Endorsed at huu, E,ii
Albuquerque test any
MrE J u Cole .I9 e H-ra5Hvay
Ali u%guofuue. st'- "for some, fWs
one or our family suffered from Dos
hack a. tho resIi' kidney dI-1rat-a
Hearing OF petn kidney TI. 500
sealing that th,y nsre recommend
Tor such |truuni.- hc tried them
uuars Kidney Pills gave relief 'rnm
mo aches und On and drove Iu
tbv Iamruess HEe. 10 e. kidurys
Price soc. .r dealer Don g
SIMPLY ask for Inev r,mrI, scr
DuauS kriu,s .-the siur tbit
Sire cole re ..u".uds FUsIerN l-
burn CO.. Props 1aio, ". y
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-06
HIGH SCHOOL AND
MENAUL WILL
Do BATTLE
Teams Meet for Second Game
This Season on Hopewell
Field Tomorrow Afternoon.
Game Promises Well.

Wht' promises to be- % Gts' ,lu
foutusI sBmo viii tnto uilDr tnWor
row afternoon on Hopcwell n,tt vnrn
th, high sehool and MeuH|I tOama
rect for the second time tht ...,r.
Th, game VIII Dee called Gao f" ln
thp 1rst game The score WIS blank
.u,ithtr team hrinr able tu s.'o To.
morrpws game wIi De- hard ,,uFht
with tho chances somewhat I1 .uto- ~
the Men8uI school because ut its
heavier line
The Mouaul school DIM, up uIs mot
available this afternoon hut pflHlnl"
viii hc lh, same ts iu tho Cree efu
The hieh school team vlI start the
.amc Is follows.
Lott end. chavez lcft tlehle. $40
slcr. leu guard. SYLVIA center wilson.
right guard. putuoy right tackle.
James right end. Barton. quarter
| back. Tiernee. left haIf, Mann right
hair Perry fuH oa.N CH0ord aud
roit. .2laH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-06

What are tu bc the features OF Al
buquerque's y ST. G. q. b. the question
that De- being asked Js 30 becomes
more apparent every day that the
campaign Dr. tu be- PUSHED Goo t success
ful conclusion Everyone w1uta Co
klow what the building Be- Co boz IiNe
and wha % win contain BoN youu
and bid are interested BOO What thoir
yommou club is going Co huild aud
What lts actltitlcs wilt Doe.
Amnng The boys aud young men ,ho
idea uf the gymnasium attracts the
greatest mount OF attention. with
E1a.0n0 available for building this
f,pturc ot tho organization Will Dec
complete ana extensive. Tile buildiu-
viil be- nrse enough FOR BE- gymnasium
ui sufficient size ,u accommodate hum
drc,ie WORKING at the same tmt. lts
capacity viii allow for "a iull -i2cd
basket haIi court with plenty oi room
tuF spectators Iu addition there VII
hr "a circular running track and 40
uharaphuuaIit found Geo fac best ana
larEcst gyms of The country The
gymnasium VIII oo lu charge ~ d.
.empotouI physical director whose
autv it VIII o, goo direct the gym1as-
ium activities boz thc right direction
and 90 give the oys the necessary
personal attention that viii end t'
correct individual physical faults and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. io VIII nlso ne
,ompet,nt 90 train thc various ttl-
lotie ts1ms.
o. this connection There b. e. sreot
"|prortuu.ty iu A@lhunuvrGue Zoo do fh"
ftfhffr r.Hf u.DtI Hl sHut4Utu. .nul
athieti. contests $50 doubt Ola, y a.
q. s. VIII ha.r sN. mwiug TRACES, foot
ban. |handbajl water polo. basketball
and tennis t,1ms Zoo compete with Use
teams from tine hir echouL uui'cr-
sits and other state schools and = 81.
90 a boo fhr .ou'hwo-t
The vImmlrs Uouis ,hlt feature 80
tro.l1IIu.s tr. lh, d,II-ht of Tine
men and boys 1iiso There .s .1ro-
tul super. au of tu- department Is
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-06
Fiery Blood
Disorders Checked
-
The Sources Of Disease are
Cleaned and Blood
Purified

Those who have uael S g 81 marvel
NJ the WAY 20 checks hi.ad d@israscg SEQ
70 msn to-day with hs HtIu on broken ont
poo BIN again ln q Ners .f two after using
g S s aud DE d. o. wonder Co. behold. nl
cleared up. skin healthy. eyes bright. a big
smile replaces The drasp what o. s. s s..
that can accomplish sH.h wonderful r..
sultsY First ~ OIL 10 s "a natural medi.
cinr Tao milk, crra and other foods that
cau not De- Initiated. 3 n owes 90 %
Nature for its power @. overcome disease
just as food prevents cma,.atlou = \ +.
Is not o. combination ~ prescription Drugs.
70 ls a preparation dire. from medicinal
plants that retains ell tle ,ir.lo potency
81 what We need WlBt uc must have m
the blood 90 c1unfrra.f those destructive
tendencies that assau as throughout 10
10 Do were n1t Tor our natural fecrrtiuns ta
sustain MS. aided by such known helps a.
s Is s. there would h. saall chance Of
any ~ us surviving childhood
Get % bottle 81 : = IS today from ans
drueeIsi but b. careful fn avoid the sub
si5tu'cs palmed N on The unwary s. s s
u propa1rd only by Tie swift Specific Co.
51 sWin Bldg Atlanta. Ca. and Tor prI
vntc medical advice write briefly youi
symptoms 90 their medical department
Tbcy viii take excellent care Of you.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-06

careers hccause of lack OF FUNDS are
attending =. ~. g.. a. uisht schools
throughout the country aud o%quiuping
themselves Tor greater uscfulless and
"a gro1tcr earning capacity. Many OF
tucsc educational departments oncr
ordinary Erglish courses. book tccuiuE
and shorthand. cneinccriue, a1l in
many instance the arts and trades are
taggut in q practical auncr
Al thls i- supplied Geo The members
at e. very sm1u cost. II D. estimated
that the Albuquerque Y. NJ q A. VIII
be able To- run on o membership fee
OF a. for 1oFs Brl ti2 for men This
lsurc is not arbitrary and may ho
changed eco that boys may become
members for s. per year o. men
fot $40.
There are hard ana fast rules laid
down by the national Y. 81. e. y. re-
.arding the mamie iu which assoCi-
atiuns are governed Following The
sue. cssrul completion of the eampaisn
to secure funds the executive .oul-
mittcc viii appoint a -lominltug com
miUsc of Eve This commute, viii
select fifteen men who shall after
their election has been approved ny
the executive committee, become tn,
charter members tbc first board oI
directors 81 the Albuquerque y. ~.
H.. g..
AZ soon ts thc BOARD pf directors Is
elected the, shall Incorporate uuGei
the laws ol Sow Mexico Tlirt shall.
then proceed CD choose % -i.e. hui'i
tn, nu.Idlng employ o general sccte-
.t1fy aud ~insueuratc ,nc work. of th'
a-su-lttIo1
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-06

Read the Evening Herald's
Want Ads. They get results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-06
Fifty Volunteer Mailing
Clerks Turn Out Truck
Loads of Pamphlets Today
for Local Distribution.
EVERYBODY INVITED TO
DINNER MONDAY NIGHT
General Committee to Meet
Tonight in Important SEES
sion to Dispose of Final De-
tails Of Campaign Plans.

III. DINNER rummiitr, nf the
\. VI. &. \. campaign wi-hc- n
under taud tia everyone VA NJ
Iuuuutauc Interested in thr \
VI &. = bu.idin- movement D.
,uriiall, invited To- aticud the
dinner IA Masonic Temple Mon
ia, night. NJ matter how many
may come the, viii be provided
Tor. The committee wi-hc~ u
understood that no unc should
wait for an invitation TIE ,u~t
~ a dollar q plate and tirkct-
may De- had ~ : VI Z. \ hca,-
quarters nr irum ans member ui
thc ecacrai committee. Tie din-
mes will be s~trictl, Informal and
uo soliciting will be permitted
An Important meeting cl tho cN-
c,atlyo committee ut nugDu VIA .D
held 5t / A. e. A. hcaduuurycrs Coz
usht al which dnal plans for the
yamuHlsu which opens SUNDAY wli ae
dIspo.ri co., Captains Aui al mcu
bets OF the teams aiso Wfi meet Co
uirht Iu lu effort tu finish tho as.
s.enment 90 thc 5000 listed names.
81 which about one half have been
ussignUd
As thc opening cod the campaign
draws uatY eutnusIaam r mouutns
rapidly Albuquerque literally has
plas,crcd vita s a. T. a uJ.
ctature and posters ana more than
iOn nieu are deNotIhg practically
thca whole time to Ga, work 90
preparation.
Iluy wurkcu from the high rhooi
nud ths business college were busy
at headquarters san da1 to-day add
dressing wall matter aud trucks were
necessary to mos thr matter pre-
pared go the pustofnec
a q knebel iutcrna oual rall-
road secretary ct the \ 81 g. A..
passed through Aluuuuerquo hast etc
Minis. sieppiug on long enough Tor a
conference with International sccro-
tary hliheimer He has been work
ing through the southw est and re-
ports that Arizona and Texas cities
where there are = a. a. A. are
wat hing Albuquerque PROGRESS with
"a great amount uf intercs ana hope
Tor the saCDoss uf the campaign
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-06
LADIES N CHARGE
OF II NtHf> NAMED

4 committee cou--.Iu4 OF Mrs vs.
W strong. Mrs = E CORNISH Mrs
Nda EIttIcr. Mrs NHrg.rrt NsdIDi
aud Miss Margaret Gleason. Oh. th'
domestic science department o.. tht
University. was appointed ycstoriJ,
luncheon. which VIII form an import.
ant feature of the dlils program
next week Ladics of lie yJr.ou.
churches have vJlgutcegod 20 provide
these lunDho. "a which all HouInct.
OF the soliciting teams VII meet orDh
dos fu report and canvass The -ii.1-
t.uu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-06
PHOGHEss MADE VIM
ASSIGNING OI NAMES

Al team captains were present
last night al the second evening
meeting boa the North Second street
headquarters for he assignment 90
names 90 the various teams from the
card indcSed llst 90 s.0oa The sob
is "a bis one and the alphabet mad not
been half covered when tha meetlng
fdlnurned iafi night A. e. name is
read nom the card u Is assigned 10
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-06
HIG DEMAND FoH ~ VS.
At BANpI ~ MONDAY

The demand for seats Jt ths din
Nor lon Masonic Tomrie Monday night
already large and If .t now expect
,i that this Inner WEN bp lho lsrgost
uuHiiD affair .I bee kind over held bon
Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-06

me team captain who asks for BE-. and
while rapid prugrese nc.uE made
long sessions tonsgh' aud tomorrow
nlght Will hc necessary t1 complete
the list hy Moudat incoming when
actual soliciting bcsIHs
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-03-05

c. A. Skipper of Zolfo, was in
the city this week looking after
his local financial interests.
County commissioners met in
regular monthly session at Area
dia on Monday and Tuesday; the
county school board met Tuesday.
AT the Methodist Church-Sun-
day night, the Sth, solo, "Face to
Face, by Mrs. Sturdy accompan-
led by HI. G. Goldste;n on violin;
at Epworth League meeting same
date Misses Nellie Whiteaker and
Aloe Everton will sing a duet;
Bishop Morrison breaches hele on
fifth Sunday, Goth. PASTOR.
Mrs. H. M. Reid and winsome
daughter, Miss Josephine, arrived
Friday night from the Panama
Canal Zone and will spenda month
or more with friends and relatives
in this city. Il has been several
years since they were here before
and they have received II cordial
welcome. Mr.. Reid will join
them later.
IF any state or section of this
country has good reason for spec
ial thankfnlness to the Giver of
all good for blessings during the
winter just passed, it is our own
glorious state of Florida" says
the Barlow Courier-Informant.
''The storms that have ravaged
the coasts of other states, the
floods that have desolated many
other sections and the intense cold
that has prevailed in all parts of
the country, have left MS untouch-
ed and in the enjoyment of eli
mate unrivalled even by the far
famed Italian Riviera. Our gar.
dens and truck farms and fruit
groves have smiled and yielded
their increase throughout the sea-
son, almost as if there were no
such thing as winter, and outdoor
life has been u delight even in the
coolest weather that has visited
us. Great is Florida and great is
her future"
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-03-05

Senator Cooper was business
visitor To Arcadia the first of the
week.
A fine line of spring and sum-
mer samples just received. Will
take orders for goods and make
suits for gentlemen and ladies.
Call and see my line and get pric-
es on genuine tailor IN ade gar
ments before buying.-A.H.Horn
tailor. (adv)
DR.. Tigue of Piedmont, Ala,
left Tuesday morning to return
home after having enjoyed sea
son in Punta Gorda.
Nice line of boys knee pants
suits just received at R. G..
Blount & Co. If. (adv.)
Contractor M. J. Martin iserec-
ting neat little cottage in the
eastern section of the city for
Henry Simon we'll known color
ed citizen.
Get your winter underwear
at R. G. Blount & Co. If (adv.)
DeSoto County Press Assocla
ton will meet here Saturday,
The members will bring thell
wives and arrangements have been
made for their entertainment al
Hotel Punta Gorda.
Get your fruits, produce, cand-
les, etc. from R. M. King. (adv.)
The foundation has been laid for
the new jackson building TINT Is
to be erected adjoining the Free
man building on Marian avenue.
Actual construction work VIII be
commenced in a few days. The
building is e. he built of concrete
blocks, will lie of unique design
and is very desirably located.
The latest in men s wear at h.
C. Blount and Co. (adv.)
Mrs. F. g. Campbell is spending
a month with her mother. Mrs. Z.
Moger, in Solana. At the conclu.
sion of her visite she will 90 t.
DeLand where she and Mr.. Camp
hell will he ut home, the Litter he.
ing engaged in the cigr business
in that city.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-03-05
Local and Personal
happenings OF Interest

See r. c. Blount and Co., for
seasonable clothing for men and
boys. (adv.)
Robert Niger is spending a
fortnieh. with his brother, Willie
Moger in Fort Myers.
Complete line of Yale and Tow
ne pad locks.-Punta Gorda Hard
ware. If. (adv.)
MIR. ard Mrs.. H. Stackhouse of
Boca Granit, were visitors here
the first Of the week.
A full line of staple and fancy
groceries, fresh and reliable, at
A. P. Hatch's If. (adv.)
Work is wei! advanced on the
new Welsh brick building. 1t
will lie but a few weeks until it is
ready for occupancy.
High grade candies, a fine as
sortment at A. P. Hatch's Cor
ner Grocery. tt. (adv.)
A womlns idea of telling the
approximate truth" about her
age is to divide the actual figures
by two.
Fresh fruits of all kinds in their
seasons; nice line of candeis and
confections at R. NJ. Kings.
(adv.) If,
Some times single hle%sedness
is greater failure than marriage;
that's what Il wag said the other
day.
Hon w. &. l.angford, who rep.
resenthd DeSoto county in the last
legislature, is again candidate
for nomination to that Office.
He is well and favorably known
all over the county, having served
In other public capacities, and he
will no doubt receive II ffattering
vote in the approaching primary.
Attention is called to his announce
ment appearing elsewhere in ihi,
paper.
Miss Anna Van Camp Of the
faculty of the Fort Meade High
School, visited her parents, Mr.,
and Mr.. j. r. Van Camp, IN So
lama, from Friday to Monday.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-03-05
NOTICE
OF Applying For Letters Of Discharge al
Assignee of the Estate OF r. M. King

Notice is hereby given that / have filed
my final statement with the Clerk of the
Circuit Court of DeSoto County. Florida,
as to my doings as assignee Of the es-
tate of r. M. King.
And now, on Monday the 30th day Of
March 1914, / will apply by petition to
the Honorable F. A. Whitney, Judge Of
the Circuit Court, in and for DeSoto
County, at his office In the city of Area
dia, or wherever he may be found, for
letters of discharge as such assignee.
tmar26 w. e. DANIEL,
Assignee of the Estate Of r. M. King.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-26
llNO CAUSE FOR ALARM OVER SMALL POX,V SAYS
 THE CITY PHYSICIAN

Regardless of an rumors to the con- trary the likelyhood of a small pox epidemic in the Warren district is small
 The above was the statement made last night by Dr. Herendeen, city health officer The physician has taken the two cases which developed in the city and isolated them in the pest house east of Lowell
 He considers that there is little danger of the disease spreading. In cases where people have been exposed according to Dr. Herendeen they have been vacinated and the number is rather large accordingly.
 The sanitary conditions of Bisbee, declared Dr. Herendeen, would pre- vent the spreading of small pox. They are comparatively good and seem to very light and do not indicate that the malady has taken the virulent form
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-26
THREE ADDITIONS ARE MADE TO WHITE LIST
 OF CITY'S DAIRY MEN

There have been three additions to the white list of dairies since the publication of the first list Those added, since the last test was made are: The Huachuca Mountain Dairy, the Naco Dairy and the Osborn Dairy
 According to the city health officer there are but few dairies now operat- ing in the district and city which have not brought their product up to the standard as set by law. He con- siders that with the testing of an other sample these will also be able to be placed upon the white list and the condition which prevailed here some time ago will have been completely eliminated.
 The agitation for better milk came about some weeks ago through the activity of the city physician and the state bacterioligistl These officials secured samples of milk from every dairy doing business in the city and had them analysed in the state lab oratory in Tucson.
 Here it was shown that not a single | sample came up to statutory require ments Publicity was immediately invoked and soon afterward a second sample was taken and sent to Tucson. l The second analysis showed a distinct 1 improvement all along the line and soon afterward Dr. Herendeen pub lished his white list.
 The latest additions to this would indicate that all of the dairymen op- erating in the city were complying with the laws and would maintain the products up to that standard from now on.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-26
THE SPOILERS, GREAT
 SUCCESS AT LOWELL

Splendid" does not fully express the delightful presentation of "The Spoilers" at the Lowell theatre.
 It is really great Those who do not go to see "The Spoilers" the most famous of Rex Beach stories, will miss a real treat. The part of Glenister, the hero, is played by Will fam Farnum, one of the best actors on hero he is. The hard won battle he has with McNamara, the crook, and with naked hands, is intensely thrill Ing and we'll worth seeing
 Then there is Cherry Malotte. One cannot help wishing her greater re- ward for the many heroic ventures and sacrifices she makes And Slap Jack would make anyone laugh
 The play is given in its entirety and whether one has read this great story of Alaska mining camp adventures or not, does not matter It is complete on the screen and immensely interest ing.
 Owing to urgent demand and mum erous requests for repiution of the per formance. Manager Frazier offers a special matinee this afternoon at PIE Fans are presented at the door and patrons are made comfortable in this cozy thetre. Don't miss "The Spoil CTS" this afternoon at the Lowell
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-26
MUTUAL GIRL TONIGHTi
 THE MILLION MYSTERY

At the Orpheum today and this ev- ening the Mutual Girl is again the high attraction. a weekly feature with which the district finds occasion for more and more delight every Sunday.
 The Mutual Girl today sees many Interesting things and will entertain those who go to see her more than ever. Beside this feature there are a strong drama and a big comedy on the bill The entertainment will be abundant
 Last night packed houses at the Orpheum saw the advance introduc- ton pictures, bringing on the screen some of the leading actors, famous on the American stage, who take part in the Million Dollar Mystery, the powerful serial picture story now running in all the large cities and ex- citing the most intense interest and ! the largest comment of any picture story ever put before the public. The first presentation of a number of I the Million Dollar Mystery will be made at the Orpheum the end of this week A $lOOOO cash prize is offered for the correct solution of this picture The big prize is being striv en for all over the country. Not a i few Bisbee people win doubtless enter into the competition. Interest here will be further added to by a cast prize which the Orpheum management will offer locally probably of $25 oi
 S6O.