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Arizona republican., 1907-09-27
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Man with team to lower front lawn. Call at GIG x. 7th Ave. WANTED - At once. Man to do chores. Phone Black 55. WANTED-At once. presser. Arizona Cleaning Works. 23s East Washing ton St.
 WANTED-F'irst class dry goods salesman. Address Sending refer ence to Carl Behn. Bisbee A. T. WANTED-Good barber. Must be so- Der. :15 d week guaranteed. Modern
 barber shop. Mesa. WANTED-A ra=ch cook. w. J. Mur- phy. First Ave and Adams St. WANTED Immediately. six ladies for permanent home work. copying advertisements for our advertising novelties g to Sl5 weekly. Any one can do it. No canvassing. Call from 10 to 12 o'clock. Room Alamo House 27 Monroe St. WANTED - Competent office help. light work. Berryhill Co. WANTED-A boz. to work 524 West Washington.
 wANTED-Ben boy at Hotel Adams. WANTED-First class millser; good wages. Central Avenue Dairy. l-2 miles north on Center street. Phone Country 17.
 WANTED-A competent woman for general housework. S20 North First Ave.
 WANTED-A bell boy and a porter at the Ford hotel at once. NVANTED-At once, healthy reliable man for dairy work. Must be good milker. Address 7i6 F. Adams St. WANTED-Woman for general house. work. Must be good cook. Refer ences required. Mrs. H. P. DeMund 1908 w. Jefferson. Tel Red 4S2. WANTED-A competent laundress for Mondays and Tuesdays. Mrs. Dwight E. Heard. Apply at Casa Blanca, North Center street. WANTED-Girl for general house. work on car line. Mrs. Pinncy, 1870 w. Adams.
 wANTED-At the Copeland, a first class cook, 36S No. 2nd Ave. Phone 1901.
 WANTED-A cook, at small hotel, Hot Springs Junction. Woman pre- ferred Address H. x. Cox, Norris town. AriZ.
 WANTED - Woman for housekeeper and to cook for two persons. Inquire Cottage Hotel. GOOD CARPENTERS - With tools. wanted at Whipple Barracks. s4 for s hours. payment weekly. Also a few first class experienced cement block and brick slayers. Wages S6 for s hours. Burrell Construction Co. Whipple Barracks. AriZ. MEN AND BOYS WANTED to learn plumbing. clustering, bricklaying. Day and night classes. Free cat. Positions secured. No book learning. Coyne Trade School. 23O-24O Sth St.. San Francisco & N. Y. WANTED Boarders by private fam ily. 34S N. Third Ave. WANTED-Two competent dishwash CTS at once. Good wages. 333 North 2nd Ave. The Woodford WANTED-A law partner. A young man who understands stenography preferred will admit to partnership when satisfied party is agreeable. Will exchange references. My name can be learned at this office. Ad- dress A l. this office. WANTED - Experienced and capable lady stenographer for position in
Arizona republican., 1907-09-27

mining town. Call on or address J. s. A.. 213 Fleming Block. Situation by man with good horse and wagon, as delivery man for good mercantile concern. Address Business this office. WANTED-An old man of 60 years. wishes some light work. Honest and sober. Small pay. H. B. care Repub- lican.
 WANTER-Position by young married man, with several years experience as travelling salesman for brokerage concern: am also good dry goods or h clothing salesman. First class refer ences. Address Post Office Box 172, Phoenix
 WANTED-By a healthy young wo- man. a position with some Phoenix business or legal firm. Is an exper- fenced stenographer and typewriter and familiar with law. commercial, railroad and real estate office work. Has successfully solicited business for former employers and Is not afraid of work. Is now employed in northern Arizona but wants to come to Phoenix permanently. Address woo. care Republican. DRESSMAKER desires work at home or by day. 236 w. Adams. Tel Black Al
 WANTED-A boy to deliver papers. Apply at The Berryhiil Company, the thirst. mans retreat. wanted. Pettids Bak- cry and lunch rooms. WANTED-Experien milker. Good wages to right party. Inquire of R. II. Woolf. 1-2 miles north of Five Points
 WANTED-Young man general work on small poultry farm. Proper wages. Phone Sub. S6. WANTED-Man for light work in barn. Low wages. Call on H. O. Ramsey.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-27
FOR SALE.


 BIG AUCTION SATURDAY-1:3 p. m. at 23 SoGth First Ave. We have all of 20 rooms of furniture consign- ed for us 70 sell. consisting of wicker rockers. oak rockers and chairs, wardrobes, parlor table. commodes. seven dressers. combination parlor book case. writing desk. ten beds. consisting Of bronze, enameled, oak, springs. mattresses. carpets, dining tables and chairs. lounges. stoves, sewing machines. toilet sets, and other numerous articles. One of the largest sales of good goods We have held. Very little junk. Mostly new goods now open for your in spectiOn. Also two dozen laying hens. and a well broken horse, safe for children. Hammond. auctioneer. Tel Red 41-.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

- WANTED-A lady employed during the day to share furnished house. keeping rooms with another lady who works. Expenses small. Refer enccs given and required. Address Mrs. F.. P O. Box 9S. City. ADDRESS at once G. H. Newton R. F. D. No. I. who will call and see you.
 WANTED-Light. long spring wagon. J. B.. Republican. GOOD PRACTICE for physician in good locality. Address c. c. Root, Druggist Pima. Arizona. FOR EXCHANGES acres on the coast near san Diego for something in or near Phoenix. Will assume small amount. H. Riddle, T. N. 1st Ave
 SPRAYED From barn of Wm. Evans. North First St. Dark red COW with calf. Calf walks lame and has white spot in face Reward at 19 w. Ad- ans St.
 WANTED-20OO or 5000 sheep in ex- change for choice city block. close in North side Washington. Call or address Levi Young. 915 F.. Van Bu ren.
 wANTED-Ladies' clothes. lace cur tains and blankets. to clean. by an experienced cleaner. Terms moder- ate. Mrs. s. c. Edwards, 311 F.. Jef- ferson St.
 WANTED-To rent lot for modern. ornamental portable house North side within blocks car line. Distance out no objection. May buy, later. J.. H. M. care Republican. DRESSMAKING PARLORS - Mrs. Greiner 22 South Third Ave. WANTED-You to see Branch. the champion heavyweight painter and paper hanger. about your work. 24 x. 2nd street.
 WANTED-You to save money by dealing at Morden's big second hand store.
 HAIR DRESSING PARLOR-Mrs. Aylwin, II South Center St. cham pooing. manicurinS. hair s-ojs, fla cial massage. Is. r. VETERINARY COLLEGE opens Oct. 1st. For catalog. apply to pr. Chas. Keane. Pros. ISIS Market St, san Francisco. P. KALSMAN. formerly New York Store Ladies' Tailor opened his la dies tailoring at 26 North First St. Samples and Fashion Plates for Fall just arrived. Telephone Red 70. BOYS GET BUSY-Armour's simon Pure" leaf lard empty pails redeemed at five cents. Armour & Co. 42 South Center.
 WANTED-You to see Beais opposite Hotel Adams. Consolidated Transfer Co. for baggage work MRS. ELIZA A. EDWARDS experi- enced carn reader. tells past. present and future. J.adies. 2bc: gentlemen. 30 centa 22s Buchanan St. corner Third.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-27
FOR SALE

3 lots near Five Points for s400, easy payments. S1O0O and $500 per month takes the three lots.
 2 acres adjoining the city. for $175O if taken at once; terms to suit pur- chaser.
 10 acres near the tract purchased by the railroad company for their new shops. for 5000. easy payments.
 1 good residence lot close in. with good shade and city water piped in side of property. for $500, easy pay ments; $500 down and $500 per month will secure the lot.
 lots with room house, good pump. chicken wire fence around the four lots. all goes for s550.00.
 lots in Montgomery addition for 1925.
 room brick house with good shade. stable 100 foot frontage, house in first class condition; price $i750.0O. terms reasonable. You will have to hurry if you get this.
 one lot close in with two portable houses. for $500, easy payments; $50 down and $1O per month.
 lots near capitol building, on Washington street, for s45O, easy pay ments if desired.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-27

WANTED-An old man of 60 years. wishes some light work. Honest and sober. Small pay. H. B. care Repub- lican.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-27

FOR SALES good work horses. 4, : and F -ears old. D. Littlejohn, at Donofrio's Furniture store.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-27

Butter-Nut bread does not get stale in one day. It cannot. The in- gradients prevent that.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-27

true to name or money refunded. Replace at half price all trees that fail to grow. Come and see our or chard and see the kind of trees we handle. Agents for Stark Rros. Hall Bros.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-27
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT - Blacksmith shop and tools. Desirable location and good trade. Enquire Thos. Thatcher Tenn pc AriZ.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-27

true to name or money refunded. Replace at half price all trees that fail to grow. Come and see our or chard and See the kind of trees we handle. Agents for Stark Rros. Hall Bros
 FOR GOOD RANCH LAND in the coming agricultural district, see Francis Frazier, Scottsdale, Ariz. FOR SALE-Seven room brick house in Capitol addition; something easy. Call see Allen and Price. 156 West Washington Street. FOR SALE-Seccnd hand lumber. 42
 South Center street.
 ming Delivery FOR SALE-Two desirable lots in a select. built-up neighborhood, cor her Fillmore and Seventh streets. 100 feet frontage on Seventh. Good
 shade and adjacent to car line, electricity. gas and water. Excel lent location for a home or a good safe investment Easy terms if de-
 sired. Call on the owner. Harvey J. Lee. Republican office. FOR SALE-Pekin ducks. SC dog. Thorough White Leghorn cockerels.
 S1 each: Buff Leghorn bullets and cOckerels and Barred Rock bullets.
 Weber" mile west Indian school. 45 MERINO registered bucks for sale,
 Apply J. F.. Sturgeon. Tempe. FOR SALE-1OO0-tons hay alfalfa and grain. F. O. B. $. P, Tempe. J. F.. Sturgeon.
 s1S5. Call IF N. 10th Ave. FOR SALE-Two Holstein bulls. one II months McGinnis Scott, two year old. also cows for sale. ? miles west of Alhambra brick yard. A. C. Gaylord.
 FOR SALE-Runabout and harness all in good condition. 62O \. First St FOR SALE-New modern five-room brick house. Easy terms, ell N. 5th FOR SALE - Road cart in excellent condition. Call grocery store. cor ner Center and Monroe St. FOR SALE-Cheap to clean up wood en boxes all sizes. old papers. gallon jugs. bottles and fruit jars. The Berryhill Co.
 FOR SALE-A good horse and rub ber tired runabOut. Inquire of Volk, N Y. Store.
 FOR SALE-Three room tent house. Inquire 2024 West Adams St. FOR SALE-Buggy and driving horse. IF F. Jefferson St FOR SALE-A lot of good brood mares and geldings. One mile west Alhambra. C. P. Holloway. FOR SALE%Fine canning peaches. Glendale Fruit Farm. FOR SALE-Young calves. Address T. Farmer 1-2 miles east near asylum.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-27

Shades. ash, umbrella and eucalyp- tus. roses. shrubs. grapes. berries, hardy grown stock. Guaranteed true to name. Ask about our trees now growing in the valley. Canvass be- ing made. Phone me Sub. S6. w. G. Percy. R Phoenix, successor to w l. McMichael
Arizona republican., 1907-09-27
TO LET

2 unfurnished nice brick cottages. from S10 to S25 per month. in different parts of the city.
 furnished brick and frame cot tages, from SIS to $60 per month.
 Several nice clean suites of rooms. single and for light housekeeping. all in nice locations. good surroundings, $10 to S35 per month.
 Ky calling at 8 F.. Adams street you will receive all information re- garding the above mentioned property.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-27

mining town. Call on or address J. s. A., 213 Fleming Block.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-27

FOR SALE-Second hand lumber. 42
 South Center street.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-27

WANTED by man with good horse and wagon, as delivery man for good mercantile concern. Address Business this office.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-27

FOR GOOD RANCH LAND in the coming agricultural district. see Francis Frazier. Scottsdale, AriZ.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-27

FOR SALE-Seven room brick house in Capitol addition; something easy. Call see Allen and Price. 136 West Washington Street.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-27


 hardy grown stock. Guaranteed true to name. Ask about our trees now growing in the valley. Canvass be- ing made. Phone me Sub. S6. w. G. Percy. R. Phoenix successor to W. L. McMichael.
 BIG AUCTION SATURDAY - Of new high class furniture. Has been consigned by Mrs. Cop shell to the Hammond Auc- tion house. g South First Ave. Con- sisting in part of: Beautiful Daven- port. wicker rockers, parlor stands and tables, wardrobe, handsome oak dressers and commodes, oak bed room suite. bronze bed with $500 springs, two enameled iron beds with springs. China closet. carpets, lapboard. dishes utensils. These goods are new. We also have large con- signment of goods. consisting of the contents of nine rooms, canary birds, also turkeys, one horse. har- ness and buggy. Hammond auc- tioneer. Tel Red All.
 FOR SALE-or trade, young span of 2-year-Old mules for span of mules old enough to work. w. A. Dowell R. F. D. No. Fleming Or ange Grove.
 FOR SALE-Calves, both sexes. from one to six weeks old: write Central Avenue Dairy. 1-2 miles north on Central Avenue. Phone Country r. FOR SALE-Jersey bull. T. X. Nel- son. Route 1 Box 72.
 FOR SALE-Gentle horse s35. Inquire at Probate Court. court house. FOR SALE-15O good pigeons. one half good Homers. Call w. H. Par ker West End Adams St.
 FOR SALE-A rooming house of 15 rooms, nicely furnished. in the cen ter of town. Cheap. l.. J. Rice, manager Trust Dept. Union Bank. FOR SALE - Four gold claims partly developed. Well tested. Winifred district north of Phoenix. Big mine. Small money. reasonable terms. James T. Boyd, Phoenix. General Delivery.
 FINE WALL PAPERS cheap. New goods just arrived. Samples mailed. Morden. 40l F. Washington. FOR SALE-Some nice bargains in farm land. Also city residences. See my list R. Riddle. r North 1st Ave. FRUIT TREES. - Home grown. from Stark Bros. nursery; guarantee trees
Arizona republican., 1907-09-27
BOARDING AND ROOM
 ING HOUSES.

BOARD AND ROOMS and tents on car line. Brilrs addition. 90i F.. Pierce St. Tel. Black 562
Arizona republican., 1907-09-27

WANTED-You to see Beais opposite Hotel Adams. Consolidated Transfer Co. for baggage work.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-27
ROPER AGAIN
TO COACH
TIGERS
Considered Nest Competent
Football AdviS er and In
StrnctOr at Princeton.

PRINCETON, Dec. T-That Princeton
is determined to win a share of the inter-
collegiate football honors In the future be-
came evident when a number Of former
Tiger stars gathered at the Inn here re-
Gently. The whole affair, however, was
somewhatNeiled in mystery, because the
coaches did not want much of the confab
to become public just yet; but a few points
of vital interest became known A lengthy
discussion of the proposed new coaching
system at Princeton took up a lot Of time.
Bill Church, who has been one Of the
prime movers In the scheme, expressed
his views, and they were received with en-
thuslasm.
While 1t is unlikely that any p~erceptible
change will be made, to take place next
fall, 1t is bound to come gradually. One
thing Is certain, the old-timeres are all
worked up over the prospect Of turning
out a winning team mex year, and they
will be here of and on all the season.
There will be no lack of instructions, and
the spirit is sure to grow sharper. In all
probability Bill Roper will be the head
coach again next year, and umors to this
effect are rife. Pr%incetonians in general
and football experts consider Roper the
most competent instructor Old Nassau has
ever had. The undergraduates want him,
too. Official announcement will be made
before long considering this subject.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-27
LEADS AT CHESS.
Ithacans Win Three Games in College
Tournament.

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-Cornell. Brown
and the University of Pennsylvania came
together in the opening rounds of the
ninth annual tournament of the Triangular
College Chess League at the rooms of the
Rice Chess Club Of this city yesterday
morning and afternoon. The Ithaca play
ers. whose identity had not been
in advance. thereby causing some doubt
concerning the representation Of Cornell,
came to the scratch in good time and at
the close OF the play early in the evening
the upstate competitors had succeeded in
placing three games TO their credit. A good
lead was thus established over both Brown
and Pennsylvania. whose teams tied for
first place in the meeting Of a year ago.
E. II. Rledel, who had played for Cor
nell a number Of years ago, won both his
games in the first and second round, while
Roy T. Black, who, as well as Rledel, halls
from Brooklyn, created a sensation by
winning from w. H. Hughes, champion
Of the University OF Pennsylvania and
holder OF his State championship. H.. ~
Bauder won one game for pennsylvania in
roapu,. Uut Brown was unable to
ond ROUND were adjourned and Will be
played this afternoon. so that by to-
morrow night three-fourths of the contest
round to be played tomorrow.
at the end OF the days play were as fol-
AAL..
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-27
CHOSEN
PRESIDENT OF
THE BAY VIEWS

The Bay View Wheelmen held their an
nual election of officers last night at their
clubhouse in South Sixth street. The meet
clubhouse in South Sixth street.
John Felts, one Of the oldest
members of the organization, was
unanimously elected president, there
being no one willing to be a candidate
against him. Mr.. Felts succeeds Christian
Ahner. who refused to allow his name TO
be used for reelection.
The club had a successful year under
the leadership Of President Ahner. Fred
erick c. Krais was elected first vice-presi-
dent; Charles Mergner, second v~ice-presi-
dent; William Hyle, treasurer; William
Kneller, recording secretary; Louis Mates,
financial secretary; Thomas DAILY, CORES
spending secretary; Fred Rein. sergeant
alarms, and William Ruoff, captain Of
the bicycle squad. William Raab, Will
lam Staeger and julius Husse were chosen
GOV ernors-at-large. Henry w. Maui was
elected a trustee for three years.
No plans for the ensuing year were an
nounced. but 1t is expected that when the
newly elected are seated Thursday, Janu-
airy 0, that plans for the year will be
made, There was some talk Of holding
the Irvington-Mrllbdrn bicycle race again
next year, but nothing definite was done.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-27
$sas.r T SPORTS OF ALL SORTS '" s7$%Hs n FOOTBAI
KNOCKS
OUT O'KEEFE
IN ONE ROUND

NEW YORK. Dec. 2L-willie Lewis. of
New York, made short work of Pat
O'Keefe, the Irish champion, in their bout
scheduled for six rounds at the Long
Acre A. c. last night. O'Keefe was
knocked out in the first round. He lasted
about two minutes and a half.
Lewis went at his man from the moment
they shook hands, and drove the Irishman
around the ring. Lewis's clever feinting
soon had O'Keefe dazed. aud while the
Irish champion was in this condition the
New York boy sent a right cross over that
took O'Keefe off his feet. The Irishman
stayed down until nine had been count
ed. When he arose Lewis sent over an
other right cross and down went o'Keefe
again.
once more he stayed for the count and
then feebly staggered TO his feet. Lewis
used tine same blow as before, and O'Keefe
went heavily to the floor. He managed to
get to his knees and was counted out
while In a kneeling position.
Willie Lewis made a much better show
ing against O'Keefe than his namesake
OF Philadelphia, Harry Lewis. did a few
days ego. In that bout O'Keefe stayed
six rounds and had rather the better of
the fighting in the fifth and sixth rounds.
This was the Irish champions last fight
before sailing for the other side OF the
Atlantic. and it was a rather unfortunate
one for him.. He has engagements to fight
some battles In France, and the result OF
the fight last night will surely affect his
money-making ability in Europe.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-27
TWO BIG wREsr1ERs ARRIVE.

NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-Kjaimar Lundin.
the 2OO-pound Swedish mat champion, and
Fritz Hansen, the boy wonder were pas
sengers on the steamer United States, ar
irving yesterday from Christiania, Norway,
Lundin, who lost his title to the wrestling
championship Of The United States two
years ago to Frank Gotch, at Des Moine
Iowa, Immediately on landing sent a chal-
lenge to his conqueror for a return match.
Hanson, winner on the other side of 100
matches. will meet Professor Il. ]. o'Con-
nell, Of Yale, under catch-as-catch-can
rules, best two out of three falls.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-27
BOWLING TONIGHT

Newark League.
National at Belleville, Kruger
al Northern, First Ward at
Indian League.
Suburban League.
Northern at South Orange, First
Ward at West End, Rosevillc
at National, Park at Bay view.
Eastern League.
New York at Newark.
.Jr. o.. u. A. M. League.
Cooper VS.. Eastern Star, Custer
VS.. East Orange, Dix VS.. East
End.
masonic League.
Eureka vs.. Northern.
odd Fellows League.
Protection VS.. Howard, Lucerne
VS.. Marion.
Manufacturers Clerks, League.
Mile End vs.. Westinghouse.
ForesterS of America League.
Ampere VS.. Newark.
LeGIise Tournament.
Natinal A, Arrow, Woodside.
Pythian League.
Newark VS.. America.
south Side Tournament.
Muller, LeGlise, Iroduois Colts.
Columbus Club Alleys.
G. F. O'Brien, Stapleton, Toohers.
AshwOrth Tournament.
Morrissey VS.. Shindle. Bolten VS..
Stein, Mack VS.. Ash.
Fire Insurance League.
Blazberg VS.. Teller.
Ordinary Policy League.
Williams VS.. Interest.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-27
ATHLETES BALk
Against Competing at London Under
Management Of Halpin.

Following Martin sheridan's announce
try for the next Olympic team IL it was
managed by Matt Halpin, other athletes
who were on last years team yesterday
declared that under no circumstances
would they try to go to London under last
years manager.
w. D. Eaton OF Boston, the worlds
Champion sixty-yard flyer. said little, but
expressed much. I'D swim to London be-
fore ia so under his charge" he said.
Eaton IS one of the fastest sprinters in
the country, a popular member OF the
Boston Athletic Association and eonsid-
cred by experts TO have a chance second
10 none of beating the hest men in the
world in the short dashes.
Melvin Sheppard. the fastest half miller
in the country. says he will not go to
London in Halpin's charge.
Il wasn't on last years team and can't
say from exp Arience how Halpin treated
the athletes, but when men whose truth
%fulness ] believe tell me how badly they
Jared under his management I've come TO
the conclusion that he is not the proper
man for the position. and I'll not take the
chance CT being insulted and bulied by
him next summer2''
While Sheppard was not a member Of
lost years team 1t was not because of his
inability to make the team. He was under
suspension by the A. A. u. when the team
sailed and was not taken along. While his
American fellow athletes We're winning
glory in Athens he was relnstated and
since then has been in good standing with
the controlling body. His absence from the
team, experts say, would seriously injure
tile chances Of The Americans scoring a
victory.
Harvey Cohn, Lawson Robertson. Mike
Spring and Billy Frank also emphatieally
declared they would make no effort to so
abroad II Halpin manages the team.