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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-02

III ltlnerario fjado para dar la yuel-
ia al mundo Ell aeroplano 3 dirigible
en- Ell ano 1915, recorre un trazado de
2Lo00 mihas proximamente. Saliendo
ole San Francisco de California Dasa
pof heno, Cheyennem, Chicago Nue.
va York en- los Estados Unidos: Belle
island, en- Canada; Cabo Farewell. en-
oroenlandia; Reykiavik. en- Islandia
Stornaway, Edinburgh Londres an
lnglaterra Paris, Berlin. Varsovia
can fetersburgo y Moscou. EN- 81 Con
tlnente europeo, atravesando 81 As;a
sigulendo el trayecto del gran Transi-
oerlano, hasta Vladivostok V Kobe vo-
lando nasta Toxic; volviendo 4 10 Rn-
sla aslatica. en- Xamchatka. atravesan-
60 el Estrecho de Bering desde 81 Ca
DO Este, volviendo q America Dor
Alaska y Suka, tocando otra vez on al
canada, en- Vancouver, regresando
a los Estados Unidos por Seattle Port
land San Francisco.
Dlcho trayecto puede realizarse on
aeroplano 0 dirigible en- sesenta dias.
pero la duraci6n minima fjada para
ell concurso es de noventa dfas. pudien-
DO los concursantes hacer paradas de
ml en- mil millas. en- puntos carnonos
las cludades nombradas para pro-
veerse de los necesario para la prosecn-
clon del v'aje@ debiendo. en- las ciuda-
des marcadas como puntos de "con-
troll proveerse de dos certifcados of.
clales de llegada Y salida.
Los premlos que ofrece la Compafia
organlzadora de la Exposition para
eSta gran prueba a6rea son tres
FL primero, de 100000 d6Iares el Sc
gundo, de 10000, Y el tercero de
10000. Con los ofrecimientos nna co
han recibido va de importantes Aso-
claclones Clubs de aviaci6n Aero
nautlca, sc puede va asegurar oue 81
lmporte de dos premios llegara 4 la ci-
fra de 100000 pesos.
Completara las magnifcencias de es-
te record monstruo el dirigible es-
pecialmente construido en- Alemania
para la Compania de la Exposition Sc
trata Gle m Zeppelin, con todos sus
perfeccionamientos, aplicados al mas
retnado turismo. Sus dimensiones Sc
ran 100 metros de eie longitudinal.
por 25 de di5metro, su costo sera de
250,000 d6lares.
h tinglado 8 hangar" para guare-
Ger este dirigible costara 10000 d6la-
res y 10000 la planta especial de gas
constrnida para su servicio.
FL dlrigihe reahzara viajes de 30
millas, que costaran d raz6n de . do
lares por persona, Y estara dotado de
dos tripulaciones, de ocho t6enicos ca
da una
81 este record no llega 4 realizar-
Sc, d 10 menos habra servido de recla.
mo para Ia Exposition de Panama.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-02
La vuelta al mundo
en- dirigible
UN APARATO MONSTRUO.

En- Ia soberbia manifestation del
progreso, pr6xima efectuarse con mo
two de la Exposition de Panama, figu-
rara, como va Sc ha dicho un gran "re
cord aereo, al que Sc ha dado Ell nom
bre de La vuelta al mundo.
Para tomar parte en- 6l Sc prepara
un dirlgible monstruo, con todos los
adelantos y perfeccionamientos de la
Aeronautica militar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-02
DE P PARIS
PEQUENAS OBSERvACIoNES

Lector :. Tie interesa la crisis mi
nisterial francesa? No, jverdad? Pues
|aqui, EN- Paris, sucede 10 mismo.
Para 10 que va q durar ell nuevo Mi
nisterio! Esta noche ha echado un pc
riodico una edicion a la calle adelan-
tando algunos nombres de ministra-
bles -, iy nadie la ha querido COM
prar Creedme !. Es asombroso ell inf
nito desprecio que siente Paris por los
lpoliticos y, EN- general, por TODD 10 que
Sc relaciona con la pol1tica .
Resuita mas entretenido contemplar
el espectaculo que ofrece la calle en-
estos dias de SOL Cada vez que vol
vemos a Paris renovamos nuestras SEN
saciones, porQue, siendo siempre las
mismas, parecen diferentes TOdo es-
ia 10 mismo, es cierto Y, sin embargo,
todo ha cambiado La mujer, que
hace dos meses vest1a de un modo. aho-
IA viSte de otro. . De otro modo en-
tendamonos =. Llevaba antes blusas
con cuello escotado, Y en- la actualidad
sc ha puesto unos cuellos almidonados
que nos recuerdan los que usan los
"tontos" en- ell circo J. Todo el invier
no sc lie ha pasado la mujer parisina a
cuerpo, luciendo el tale Y desafiando
las pulmonias, iverdad? Pues ahora
que ha llegado ell buen tempo y que
ell calor empieza dejarse sentir, estas
adorables criaturas han inventado unas
capas como las de los ofciales de Ca
balleria. Y Sc embozan en- elias dispues-
tas 4 sudar, va que csta es la voluntad
de Ia moda.
Pues, iy los pollos? Los pollos ele-
gantes que pasean ell bulevar parecen
vestidos por el mismo sastre.. Som
brero hongo, encasquetado hasta las
oreias: gaban exageradamente entalla
do, pantaon de campana y botas de
cana multicolor Cast todos ellos van
afeitados. casi todos ellos Sc pintan las
pestaiiaS absolutamente todos pare
cen rlujeres disfrazadas =. Dirlase
que estamOs en- Carnaval Este fgu-
rim de la moda masculina-por lamar
la de alguna nanera-es Ell fgurln Ian
zado por el ioven Mauricio Rostand, ell
hiio del gran poeta Y la peor obra de
su senior padre. Por cierto que en-
pieza a decirse que el divino" Mauri-
clio Rostand sc casa. j.
Los elegantes parisinos, asi atavia-
dos. discurren por los bulevares asesl-
nando corazones. Las mujeres Sc rien
de ellos; los hombres los miriam con in
dignaci6n: ellos, Ell tanto, van dando-
Sc "punaladas' en- todos los escapara-
tes. resulta muy divertido este es-
pectaculo.
81 al pasar nos detenemos ante los
Icomercios la moda, nuestro aSombro
lno tiene limites Tn sombrerero Ian
ia hoy el sombrero de paia para caba-
Hero le suprime la cinta, poniendo
en- su lugar un largo 'rubau de crepe
de China. En- una sastreria ha apa-
recido un traie de americana" der
nier cri l"-con adornos de raso en- las
solapas las mangas . Les digo us
tedes que es para suicidarse Esto va
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-02
no es dc bulevar. Els una especie de
lsla Gle San Balandran -


lsla Gle San Balandran
Sc comprende q. sastres, sombrereros
y modlstas Sc devanen los sesos bus
cando nuevos modelos, porque los ele-
gantes de ambos sexos parece oup es-
tan ataeados de locura Las cosas mas
rldlculas, las mas extranas. son las que
alcanzan mayor exito En- una reyista
que sc representa- en- la actualidad. los
autores han ideado varias escenas di-
vertldlslmas que sc desarrollan en- ca
sa de un modisto celebre. Los autores
presentan un loco escapado del mani
comic que sc ha introducido en- casa
de un modisto usurpando su personali-
dad. Ell loco, naturaImente. hace To-
curas, lama modelos de ''toilettes' in
verosimiles, trata q latigazos a la ellen
tela femenina
7 ahi tienen ustedes 10 que son las
cosas. :! Las mujeres, asombradas al
yer aquelos prodigios de originalidad
Sc arrcdillan ante el loco V le adoran
La casa que iba NAL, comienza a hacer
negocios fabulosos, ell pdblico feme-
nlno Sc atropella las puertas
Cuando ell modisto autentico vuelve 4
su casa y, horrorizado, quiere poner
orden en- ell eStablecimiento. las mule
res protestan y huyen . Ell pobre
hombre We aproXimarse la ruina, de
eide entonces seguir las huellas del To-
co, urico medic de contar con una
clientea tiel Y numerosa
Otra raz6n existe para que los costu-
reros celebres busquen d todo trance
ideas originates !. Esta raz6n es pode
roSisima Todo esta en- crisis va
10 ven ustedes Hasta ell Ministerio
Ell comerciO Sc queja de que nadie
compra los extranieros Sc retraen Y
ell dinero anda escaso Este aiio los
argentinos no tienen plata, - los me
UcanOs andan como ustedes ven los
negoclOS eScaSean. Las bancaS Qule-
bran todos los dias el capital esta es-
camado la amenaza del impucsto so
bre la renta asusta los propieta-
rios. Es un porvenir
Y no obstante, hay aqui millones
de mujeres que gastan un capital en-
trapos, y todavia Sc dan mana para
ahorrar un punado de miles de fran
cos Luego, cuando Sc les ACADIA el
palmlto. Sc van nn pueblo, compran
una casa con una huerta. plantan co
les. Y regalan una campana a la
iglesia
Y habra quien olga que en- Francia
no son las costumbres patriarcales
Jose Juan Cadenas.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-06-30
TO WEAR IN EARLY MORNING
Breakfast Jackets That Arr Simple
Yet Have a Distinctive and
Pretty Effect

Two seasonable breakfast jackets,
one Of net, the other crepe de- chine.
are shown just above. These are not
complicated in design, yet are pretty
enough to appeal to the daintiest
taste. The upper one was Of fine
cream net figured tn clusters Of pink
flowers and trimmed with plaitings Of
plain net 1t was caught at each side
by rosettes and ends Of black velvet
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-06-30

July 3rd Excursion
>Outhern RAILWAY
Premier Carrier of the South
Round Trip Fares From
Jacksonville to

iii al f. L 1f SALE: Tickets on salo Co.
d al trains leaving JacksoHHViiSaai e no Tor
t + TAA dn LIMIT: Tickets good 70 re-
~ roo on any regular train sebo ~ re-
fn iqIn d2t July l4th. This aa giro th3n
iuI RAYS gays IN addition to date l ~ y
roirga,lbais for AsheTile. 8 S1se o. sale
N o'u mo- leave Jacksonville u S!6Oa ana
s; 5irrj ana ia q, I:45 D. m. For ssiyV a,
saal5sm,l;InIgham and Macon G IaaT Atlaantia,
ff or ", 80 m. and S 'e9Se : jack
Pa atlanooga, leave JaeEspDr;,.in1i; "a;
P iiIS9b5IooIei Norfolk. RaleigbP LOT
IIsal cllga,ad1, lyia Columbfia557 and
ia aahsonh HIS am Via ATLANTA iieare
' nj vile 7:4O a m. S e1ta Ieaye
E Extra equipment on all tr.i,s
an lily N ticket office. corner M rams rams
a 5nd H56oSan streets. Phones No rszyth
'a 4otl' Jacksonville. Flo rGiS: '45
8 /. B8Rs stIiifes j. T ! a, Jacksonville.
! r. BPlnson, 7. P. A.. STSs s1o9o.h III
= y BEAM A. G. P. A.. AtI IBf: f "a.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-06-30
the UNDISCOVERED
By GLADYS HALL.

Every man." stated Blake convin-
cingly; every normal, human man
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-06-30

mas had some re-
nance in his life,
at some time or
other, of some
kind"
A mild grunt
from the three
men met this
statement. an d
each gaxed into
the CRATE with
curiously soft.
ened expressions.
Some Of u.s."
vouchsafed Forde
. bit grimly,
have something
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-07


10. BOND CASE SETTLED
The Appellate Court settled the old
controversy over sale of Inter-Ocean
bonds in 1911 when it upheld the &C
ton of the Central Trust Co. in sell
ing.
The trust company disposed of
S40O, 900 worth of bonds Of the news
paper concern to George w. Human,
president of the nter-Ocean Co., for
100000.
The litigation was between the
trust company and Louis OWsley,
executor of the estate Of Charles T.
Yerkes, owner of the bonds.
TRIES TO BLOCK POSfOFEICE
Although congress has authorized
the purchase of a new postoffice site
for Chicago, Republican Leader Mann
sent a letter to Secretary McAdoo
suggesting that the purchase be post
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-07
HAYWOOD SUGGESTS PLAN FOR
JOBLESS TO GET FOOD

A plan to get food and shelter Tor
the unemployed is proposed by Viii
liam Haywood, organizer of the l. W.
w. He says that the local members
will lead all of the city's jobless in
a raid on South Water st.
THE best way for them to get
food is for the jobless men to march
down South Water st. and take what
they want" said Haywood.
''They will probably be pinched be-
fore they go far, but then they will
be sent to Jail and there the poor
men will get food, lodging and
warmth" he declared.
The l. W. w. is working on plan
to furnish a bureau for migratory
workers. 1t will let the men know
where there are jobs open and pre-
vent needless journeys in search of
work.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-07
MILITIA TO PREPARE FOR

Washington, Oct. 7.-Sec'y of War
Garrison announced today he has
given orders to the commanders of
the federal troops in Colorado to buy
lumber for winter shelter.
This does not mean necessarily
that they are going to stay there this
winter" said Garrison. THE presi-
dent may order the troops out tomor-
row, but l am a poor guesser to tell,
so l have told them to prepare for
the winter"
DEM. AND REP. BACK DOWN
Senator Robert L. Owen, Demo-
crat Of Oklahoma and Jas. Mammalian,
Republican cOngressman-at-large,
are to give active support in state
speechmaking tour to a Progressive
candidate Raymond Robins.
In the city the Robins Democratic
League will open a street corner
campaign for the Moose candidate.
A Republican train is to set out
next week on a zig-zag trip through
Northern Illinois, to cover the coal
mining districts where the Progress
siVes have been most active.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-07
BARNEY BERTScHE WOUNDED
IN LOOP PISTOL DUEL -.

A pistol duel in front of Quinn's
saloon, As W. Randolph St., terroTized
the inhabitants of the loop at noon
today. The participants in the battle
were Detective Sergeant Skip"
Monahan, Barney BeTtsche, recently
convicted in the elairvoyant trust
trial, and Detective Sergeant William
Egan, Detective Bureau. Monahan
and Egan are dying at the IrOQuois
Hospital and Bertsche is wounded.
Others are reported hit.
The flying bullets imperiled thou
sands.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-07

st., salesman for Marshall Field &
Co.
Llewellan Law, 1928 W. Monroe ST.,
a collector.
Indecent literature was produced in
court. The Judge doesn't believe his
decision will lose him the suffrage
vote.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-07

poned until more money was avail
able.
Mann said that Chicago could wait
for a new pOstofice until the govern
ment could afford the expenditure of
the money without resorting to in
creased internal revenue taxes"
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-30
PERSONALS

Tuck Potter, we'll known rancher of the valley. was here yesterday for a short business stay.
 James Johnson left yesterczy for Q few days visit to relatives in Globe. Mir. Johnson is employed at the Czar-
 l.. w. Mendenhall. manufacturers agent of Douglas. was here yesterday calling on his trade.
 0. C. Barclay. purchasing agent for the Copper Queen, was here yester- day from Douglas.
 Mrs. James Monroe of Tucson ar rived yesterday afternoon for visit to friends in the district.
 MT and Mrs. s. w. French were visitors here from Douglas yesterday
 Dr. F. w. Randall was business visitor here yesterday from Douglas returning home last night.
 Signor Porfirio Lopez. connected with the rebel junta at Douglas, is here on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-30

waived preliminary hearing on the first two charges and was bound over to the superior court and bond placed at s2,00O in each case. The charge on the statutory offense was tried and after several boys, whose ages ranged from II to 16 testified. the court bound the defendant over to the higher court and fixed his bond in that case also at s2.o00. mak. ing a total of s6.000 in all. Moseley did not try to raise bond. He was taken to Tombstone last night.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-30
Peculiar After Effects
 of Grippe This Year
Leaves Kidneys In Weakened Con.
 dition

Doctors in all parts of the country have been kept busy with the epidemic of grip which has visited SO many homes. The symptoms of grip this year are often very distressing and leave the system fin a run down con. dition. particularly the kidneys, which seem to suffer most. as almost every victim complains of lame back and urinary troubles which should not be neglected. as these danger signals often lead to dangerous kidney troub. les Druggists report large sale on Dr. Kilmer's Swamp.Root which SO many people say soon heals and strengthens the kidneys after an at tack of grip. Swamp-Root Is a great kidney. liver and bladder remedy. and. being an herbal compound, has a gen. tie healing effect on the kidneys, which is almost immediately noticed in most cases by those who try 1t. Dr. Kilmer & Co. Binghamton, N. r., offer tc send n sample size bottle of Swanp-Root. on receipt of ten cents. C evsry sufferer who requests it. A trial will convince any one who may be in need of it. Regular size bot. ties, 90 cts. and sl.00. For sale at ah druggists. Be sure to mention this raper-Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-30
First Spring Goods Appear

While the thermometer was a bit out of Jharmony with the change. spring goods came into the windows of the Schwartz Bros. & Co. store yesterday afternoon when the winter goods gave place to new styles fin mems spring hats. Chief Decorator Ole Oleson shivered some as he man. aged the change, but said there was nothing. like encouraging improve ments and if he could wiring a little warmer weather from the bureau running that end of things by tipping it on that they were ready for the spring season. why he would be tickled to death with his effort While the Schwartz store is the first to put spring things on display in the dis trict. all the merchants have excep- tionally heavy orders in for spring deliveries. anticipating the biggest first half of the year business that has ever been known here.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-30
License or Arrest

While here yesterday. Sheriff liar. ry Wheeler stated that so far he had been lenlent towards the people who have not taken out licenses for their automobiles and that he had already given them a month to do so and that month should be sufficient time. Mir. Wheeler stated that he would be guilty of a misdemeanor should he fail to arrest anyone who fails to take out license and that he would after the first Of February arrest any one who has by that time failed to get license. He has instructed his depu. ties to do the same. The license may be obtained through Chas. Osborn. secretary of the state.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-30
Accommodations A Crowded

The Copper Queen hotel has been crowded to the limit of capacity all this week. More than that, 1t has been turning away applicants for .ac- comoaations nightly. Prospective wis itors expecting to stop at that house will do well to make reservations in advance for sometime to come, for 1t Is evident that the rush season is here for a considerable period to come. Other hotels, lodging and rooming houses in the city are In the same situation as the Copper Queen all are crowded and nightly turning people away. Where accom- modations are being secured by all who come in. even of temporary kind. is a mystery.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-30
Lowell 10 Humminq

Inquiry at the Bank of Lowell yes 'terday brought the statement from Cashier Hunter that thei institution was enjoying the best month in its history and that 1t was indicated that the close of January would represent the finest sort of start for 1914. During the present month the bank has gained in deposits materially. while the general run of business has also shown decided gain. the latter reflecting constantly increasing pep ulation and general activity in Low. ell. which shows afnndantly in the life on the streets of the town and fin It's mercantile establishments.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-30
Postpone Case of Boys

The case of Fred Sheldon, Gilbert Fort and Lawrence Kelly. the Doug las boys who are alleged to have ap- propriated an auto here on Xmas eve. was postponed yesterday until an in definite date in Judge Highs court upon the request of the attorneys in the case. The boys have been under s200 bonds each for some time and 1t was nmored yesterday that Gilbert Fort had jumped his bond. When the case came up for trial yester day. he was present.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-30
Veteran Of Ministry

Rev. ]. R. Jones. minister of the church of Christ, was an arrival in the city last evening from Douglas. coming for a visit of a few days with T. J. Wallace. Rev. Jones is a patri. arch in the service of the church. He is far advanced in years but with erect. notable bearing which gives him distinction. His field for a num- Der of years had been in the west and he Is a lover of the mountains and the desert and of their people. His headquarters are in Roswell. N. M.. to which city he will return from here. He has been visiting for few weeks with his two sons in Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-30
NOTICE
To The Stockholders

The Annual Meeting of the Stock. holders of the Arizona Automatic Air Association will be held at the City Hall at 7:30 p. m.. in Bisbee. Ari. zona, on the 3Oth day of January 1914.
 You are urged to attend. as busi ness of importance will be transacted
 w, s. LANFORD. Secretary Adv. 142
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-30
Less Money Than of Old

Sherii Harry Wheeler was here for a short while yesterday from Tomb stone. He carried back with him, as prisoners, c. L. Leonard. T. B. Nose. ley and a Mexican. an escaped con. vict. MT. Wheeler stated that he had lately figured the amount he would have received in 1913 under the old fee system. It amounted to over s20.0O0. The salary of the sheriff at present Is s5.o0O and will be lowered to s4,000 next term of office.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-30
Must Serve lime Out

The supreme court has affirmed the decision of the lower court in the case of c. L. Leonard. Of Douglas. formerly of this city, who was con victed and given a sentence of ten years for a statutory offense. Leo nard has been out on a slo.O0O bond for about six months, pending his ap- peal to the higher court. He was brought here from Douglas yesterday afternoon by Deputy Cross and turned over to Sherir Wheeler. who took him to Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-30
Auto Accident Case

Dr. M. D. Cohn will be tried before Judge Smith this afternoon at j o'clock on charge of felony pre-. ferred against him by George Rupert. It is alleged by Rupert that on Sun. day last. Dr. Cohn ran into his buggy on the road near Don Luis with an auto and failed to stop after the ac- cident Dr. Cohn pleads not guilty. The act charged Is felony A this state.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-30
May Brina Civil Suit

Supt Collins of the Empire State Mining Company stated yesterday that he had received instructions from the head offices in New York to take steps to have the property al- legged removed from their claims late. ly returned and if this was not done to bring action in the courts for the same and rental on the houses which have bee2 used by other parties for the past several months.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-30
Making Ranch Improvements

One of the most successful ranch CTS of the valley Is Lee Jovanovich. He Is lately making great improve ments on his ranch. A new high powered centrifugal pump has been installed which has twice the capaci- ty of the old one. Mir. Jovanovich now has three acres of hot houses and furnishes lots of green groceries for the local stores.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-30
wReArHs FOR MklNLETs TOMB

CANTON, O., Jan. 29.-Canton. the lifelong home of William Mckinley. today observed the anniversary of his birth with exercises in the public schools. in which facts were brought out concerning the life and work of the martyr president. Several hand some wreaths sent by men who were intimately associated with Mir. Mo. Kinley in public life were deposited Ut the tomb Of the late president.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-30
Heavy Bonds for Moseley

T. B. Moseley, alias T. B. Williams. was arraigned before Judge smith of Lowell yesterday morning on three charges. One for destroying jail property, one for escaping from jail and the other for criminal assault on several small boys. Through his At. torney, Judge Wilson Ross, Mosely
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-30

The Brotherhood of American Voc man announce that they will give a masquerade ball on Febuary 10. The committee intends this shall be a nice affair. as all will be required to raise their masks as they enter l60
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-30
Hunting Party Returns

Tony Downs. Red Cannon, Blondy Davidson, Jack Hartman and Dick 1fonmeyer. who composed a hunting party that spent several days .near Rodeo. returned here yesterday. In all the party bagged about 70 ducks and enjoyed the trip immensely.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-30
Added Another Car

A new Auburn car has been added to the Orpheum rent service stand. which makes four now in that ser vice. The new car Is a large and powerful one and is quite an addi' ton to service of the proprietors. --