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Arizona republican., 1909-10-31
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

160 acres This is a well improved ranch. all under cultivation, fenced and cross fenced, and the land in first class condition. Regular water. a good house barn and shade. Good terms. price for a few days only. per acre
 -..... .-...-... .....-.-...-....sl .sllO 50 acres, all under cultivation. reg ular water. improved with a fine six room frame house, good barn, etc. The owner is going back to Missouri and must sell. Per acre .$l55 If You Want the Biggest Bargain in
 Valley. Buy This.
 20 acres on North Center street, close in. This is a surprise. hurry if you want it. Excellent investment price
 ---.. .--.-.. .............-..Sl Sl5.50O
 20 acres near Alhambra, all in alfal- fa, nice young orchard, good three room house. fine well pump. etc. HaH cash, price. .Si.OOO
 1o acres near the Indian School, own CT has just decided to cut his ranch into small tracts. This is a bargain and an excellent investment. Price per
 10 acres of the very best of orange and already to plant to oranges Will give good terms. price. .250
 2R acres near the car line improved with a first class six-room new home. Also a good stable, chicken house, etc. A good buy. Price. e..............$3,5 800
 if It Ie Real Cetate Me Aave If
Arizona republican., 1909-10-31
FOR SALE TODAY.


 A beautiful seven-room thoroughly modern residence on one of the aven- ues. has also a fine sleeping porch and a good stable in the rear. Lots of shade around the house, cement sidewalks, etc. Good terms, price. only .......--............ $3.150
 $500 down and the balance to suit the purchaser buys this fine seven room brick residence. bath. toilet, cleo tric lights. screen porches. located one and half blocks from the street ca- and two blocks from the school house This house is as good as new and fronts east. A fine corner property Lot is 9f by 191la. A big bargain
 beautiful five-room modern house in Evergreen addition. built one year ago. Good terms. price. e......-.. s3. .150
 Fine six-roOm new residence. built on concrete foundation, with bath. etc One block from car, two lots, at only .............. ..S2,15O
 only S40O down and the balance same as rent buys this fine four-room brick cottage on concrete foundation. with bath. toilet, hot and cold water, etc Corner lot and cement walks. A bargain at 300
 only S20O down and the balance S20 per month buys this fine three room frame cottage, close to car line, also two screen rooms. 4 bargain at $500
Arizona republican., 1909-10-31
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED--An experienced man or woman. with some means, as partner In hotel and restaurant. First-clasS people only need answer. Address Hotel, Re publican office.
 WANTFD-To meet parties with small capital to become partners Of mining engineer who has secured control of pro- ducing free milling gold mine with large ore reserve in sight. Property in same formation and one mile from producing mine with record of over eight millions. To right parties. permanent one-half interest in control will be given, the property to be operated and the par ties allowed tO collect F Der cent of all net production until their money Is re turned. Will pool control if desired. Secure an interview and full particulars by addressing Engineer, Box 7Y2. Phoe- nix. Arizona
 CAPABLE PERSON. for paying propo- sition in any large city in Arizona. l.. 4. F. Republican.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-31
REAL ESTATE ADVERTISEMENTS. HOMES FOR THE HOME HUNGRY.

The people who really want to own a home can usually find a way. We can. usually. not only show them the way. but show them the home.
 And it will be the home they want. in the property location. and priced right-if not little lower than right"
 If YOU can save or raise few hund- red dollars to make first payment, the problem is easy. This applies to you. It is not merely a general ob- servatiOn.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-31

FOR RENT-Furnished room; electric lights. bath hot and cold water, one block from two ear lines. No sick. 6O2 \. 2nd St.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-31

FOR RENTING furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Fourth Ave. and Van Buren. Enquire at the California Hnsfnmranf
Arizona republican., 1909-10-31
FOR ReNT-FURNIsHED HOUSES

FOR RENT-COmp3eteis furnished c. room brick house; screened porch, strict ly modern; one block from ear line Call Zl08 ". Monroe St Phone Black S323.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-31

FOR RENT-MIScEl
Arizona republican., 1909-10-31
For Sale

l02 acre ranch. 30 acre. now in alf- alfa. is fenced and all cleared and leveled: Broom house. good barn. only eight miles out. Terms half down. Price per acre only $75.
 10 acres in alfalfa, all fenced. only one mile from city limits. N. F. This can be bought on very good terms. Price g.. 800.
 house lots each 50xl50; good shade. good well. small house on lots. Cash price for the four lots. $3O0.00.
 , acres in good location. fenced. Regular water. All for SG75.
 160 acre stock ranch. private ditch. good house. so acres in alfalfa and grain. balance in timber; 200 head of cattle for sale. Located C miles west of Florence. Good terms given. Price per acre, $50.
 We have large list of housekeep- inE rooms for rent. Let us show you.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-31

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front room; adjoining bath. private family 339 x. znd Ave.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-31

FOR RENT-Iarge front room: two blocks from Adams Hotel: single gen tleman: no sick or transients. Apply 127 North Second St.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-31

FOR RENT-Three furnished house keeping rooms. for two parties; screen porch. 3ll S. 3Td St
Arizona republican., 1909-10-31

FOR RENT-Five acres alfalfa. one mile southwest of the city. E. E. Pas COG. ll0 North Center St
Arizona republican., 1909-10-31

FOR RENT-SO and 16O acres. miles south Of Mesa; $. hal. Of Sec 2 and N. half or See II. Address Thos w. Peck. % Westmoreland St. Phone Black S371. Phoenix Ariz
Arizona republican., 1909-10-31

FOR RENT-Or sale, lne TiVola Gar den and all that goes with it. suitable for a sanitarium: poultry for sale: everything else ~Oes with the place: must be seen to be understood: 3 1 2 miles east on Tempe road. Phone Sub. S3 Place will be ready for occupancy Ort. r.. J. IT. W Jensen. owner
Arizona republican., 1909-10-31

FOX RENT-BedrOOm. S2 per week. 1104 F.. Mckinley.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-31

FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, with bath adjoining; mo sick; gentleman pre- f'rred. C42 N. Fifth Ave.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-31

LODGING ROOMS-One screen and sitting room: modern. 3i7 \. 4th Ave.
 SUNNY FRONT ROOM. or large room for two; modern brick house: 3GS x 2nd Ave. Excellent board near by.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-31
FOR RENT-REAL EsTATE

FOR -Completeiy furnished modern brick cottage in Bennett Addi- tiDn. 627 \. 4th Ave.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-31
BOARDING AND BOOMING HOUSES

BOARD AND ROOM for two; private family; modern conveniences. 31Z East Fillmore
Arizona republican., 1909-10-31

BOARDING-Room and first-class board for two healthy persons: private family; walking distance. 312 East Fill
Arizona republican., 1909-10-31

GOOD BOARD-AIso rooms, with screened porches. 329 N. Fourth Ave.
 UNION HOTEL. GlS W Washington St. Rooms 50 cents
 COX HOUSE-2i5 East Monroe St Centrally located: new management: rooms with or without board. Mrs. sam uel HOgseu
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-03
BUY GAVE LIFE
 IN SAVING D0G

MASSILLON. O.-The li'. O. "z.9 a little straggly haired yellow do" was saved from destruction under he wheels of Wheeling and Lake Erie engine in Navarro at the cost of 9 human li.a.
 Zip" and Wilson Rohn. his master eight years old, were playing together near the tracks and Zip" ran De. tween the rails and stopped Just. then the boy saw che train boaraa down on his pet dos and thinking only of che life of his pet ran on the track. picking up che dog Th. train struck him. Boy and dog were thrown into the ditch. che latter m. hurt. but the former SO seriously iu. jurod that he died a few hours .ato-
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-03
WASHINGTON
 Is THRONGED
(Ry United Press.)

WASHINGTON, D. .. March a-- President.elect Taft was the guest Of President Roosevelt at the White house today. Thousands of people from every section of the United States are arriving to attend the in augural ceremonies tomorrow. All the hotels are crowded and seats a. long the line of march are sold at a fabulous figure. The city is gaily de- coratcd and the indications are that the weather will be fine.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-03
STRENUOUS DAY
 FOR THEODORE
(8y United Press)

WASHINGTON. D. C., March 8 Today is Rooscyelt's last as chief cX, ecutive O. the United States and he has put in a busy day at the White house. The waiting rooms have been blocked all day with senators, repre- sentatiyes, government officials and visitors, who called to pay their res poets. Between meeting callers the President has been busy all day sign ing bills. Tonight the Roosevelt and Taft families will take dinner at the N, RitehOuSe.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-03
CASTRO IS NOW
 MADE FUGITIVE
Csy United Press.)

CARACAS. VENEZUELA. Mar. 9 - Ciprlano Castro. the deposed presider1 of Yenzuela. who is now in Germany was yesterday indicted for conspiracy to cause the assassination of Vice president Gomez, who siezed the reins Of government shortly after Castro left the country. Castro will be ar rested and tried for his life. if he ever returns to Venzuela.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-03
COTTAGE CITY
 LEFT SEATTLE
CBy United Prsss0

SEATTLE. March The Cottage City or tHa Pacific Coast Steamship company l.It last night for Skagway and other way ports Prof Georgesol or Che Alaska agricultural station is aboard 2. is returning from Wash. nsgon D. e. W NaItsh. of thc Hul. naldt Steamship company Is also a Mr. EaIsh Is going north Co appoint agents ta handle tho susi. ness of che Humboldt
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-03
OFF
 FUR RUSSIA

Bishop Innocent of sitka who tho head of the Greek. Russian church in Siberia and Alaska. left for Seattle on the last Cottage City. and will pro cecd Co Russia where he will attend church council at st Petersburg
 While there Bishop Innocent will have an audience with several high dignitaries oi his church, and suggest some needed changes in the Alaskan missions. It Is the Bishops intention to ask funds to establish a seminary at sitka. and he Is confident that this money will be grant d.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-03
FINGER
 WAS CRUSHED

Lawrence Nchisou. the two year old son of NIr. and Mrs. Achisou, had thu little finger on his right hand badly crushed yesterday afternoon by being caught in ;ho cogs of a clothes wiring CT. The child was watching his moth ef wash the clothes and climbed upon a chair. In some way he put his han into the cog.wheoI and the finger was severely crushed before it could be evtricated. Dr. Brawand attended % the injury
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-03
SUBSIDY
 BILL IS LOST
(Ry United Press)

WASHINGTON, D. c. March & The Ship Subsidy bill was defeated in the House of Representatives today by three votes. The bin provided substal tal subsidies for the announcement of the American marine, Many con gressmen objected to the bill on the ground that it only favored a few spe- cial interests.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-03
GREAT LEGAL
 FIGHT STARTS
tBy United Press.)

CHICAGO. nl., arch &-The jury which will hear the retrial of the fa- nous suit brought by the '. s. gcv- crnment against the Standard oil com pauy has been secured and the fed. eraI attorneys opened their arguments yesterday. Judge Anderson ruled yes tcrday hat a tine os $7oo,ooo could be imposed upon the Standard oil company it were roand guilty on sixteen counts.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-03
JOHNSON MAKES
 SWEEPING DEFI
Csy United Prsss.)

HONULULU. H. T.. March 3-Jack Johnson. the negro heavyveight pugi- Ist Of Inc world. arrived here today cnroutc for Vancouver. B. c. Flo says hs intends Co pass through Canada and then leave for England. where he will train for his fight with sam Langford in May Johnson also stat. cd that he would nght any man In tho world lt a sufficient purse was hung up Hc will also bet 5000 on himself
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-03
WICKERSHAM
 INTRODUCED
(ey United Pross)

WASHINGTON. D C. March g. James wIosarsuam Alaska's delegate. elec, Co congress. was taken about tho government buildings yesterday by Thomas Gale. the present delegate and introduced to the heads of an do. partmouts and to many o' tho con. gr"ssmnu.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-03
EARTH QUAkES
 IN HOLY LAND
(By United PressJ

SMYRNA. Turkey, March %-An earthquake near Jarusaum killed more than l5O people early this morn ing. The shock was particularly see were and overthrow houses with great violence. So for as ,s known no dam- age was douc in tho city of JcrU. salum itself
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-03
BATTLER WILL
 FIGHT INLAND
Cay United Frsss1

SAN FRANCISCO. March 3-Bat ting Nelson. lightweight champion Of Che world and Fighting Dick Fly. land have signed articles for a forty five round fight to fought In this city during May Hyland Is a rugged ugnrar who uses much tho same methods Cha, Nelson does and there d great interest aroused by tho coming h3uIo
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-03
WRESTLERS
 WERE WEARY
(sy United Press.)

CLEVELAND. O., March 3-Eu, gene Tremblay. champion lightweight wre Ter of the world. and John Billet ter. wrcstled for four hours and l5 minutes without a fall and then the match was called draw because botl men were 700 exhausted to continue. the match started at 10 o'clock this moIninS. Both men put up fine cX- hlbition
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-03
ORDERED
 ID EXPOSITION
CBy United Press)

WASHINGTON. n. c. March B. Secretary of the Navy Victor Moicah today issued an order 10 the effect chat the entire Pacific flee, or ha United States navy attend tho open. ing of ,h, N-N-p. exposition Iu S"- atuc at June l. The flee, win remain in Seattle eight days
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-03

NEW YORK, March &-Jim jeffries retired champion heavyweight fighter of the world, arrived here today and was rendered pubic welcome, se- cond only to that which in given a president of the country The streets around the depot were so jammed wit struggling humanity that it was ueces| sary to call out the police reserves, while JofSrics was unable Co proceed to his destination until the police ar. rived.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-03
ELUEHIN CHItFTBJH HERE

Yalh Harkc, chief of the Kmkwan1 arrived on the Hcgg yesterday from Haines and will remain in town until tomorrow. Chief Yalth is an Indian policeman and came down Co swear out a complaint against a white man who. it iy alleged. has been supply. ing Kmkwan Indians with liquor
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-03
the injury
 CITY SHAKEN
tBv United Press.l

NEVADA CITY. Cal, March &-Twl severe earthquake shocks were felt here this morning. Many buildings were cracked and some people were thrown from their feet Telegraph poles swaycd pcrccptably and many windows were broken. The shocks were about two minutes apart
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-03
GETS
 PRISON TERM
Csy United Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO, March 3-Mich. ae' Coffry. the city supervisor who was charged with ceptnE bribcs, was found guilty yesterday afternoon after protract"d jury irial and promptly sentenced 10 seven years San Quentin pcuitenusry
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-03
men

LOST--a purse containing three $5 bills. Finder please return Co The Alaskan office
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-03
GREAT THR0NG GATHERS
 ID GREET JIM JEFFRIE5
Limited Press reIesraph.cabIe servIco)

Jeffries smilingly listened to the cheers and the frequent cries of."Go and lick he big niggcr." roforr.ne to Jack JohnsouJ The retired heavy weight refused to make a statement but p. is generally believed that he will fight Johnson when his .heaw.. cal contract expires.
 Hayes and Dorando will have auoth CT Marathon race 'n Madison Square garden this month
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-24
DETROITS CHANCE
 FOR PENNANT GOOD
Bnt Eastern Fans Would Like to See
 Supremacy Wrested from the West.

New York. Sept. 24-The Detroits, who are trying to win the American League pennant for the third success sive time. will begin what may be a gruelling series of four games with the Highlanders on the Hilltop this afternoon. If they can win a majority of the games from Stallings' men the Tigers will have a pretty firm grip on first place and will be generally re- garded as the Pittsburgs' rivals for worlds championship honors. But in the event of three victories out of four for the Highlanders. providing the Athletics clean up their series with the disorganized Cleve1ands. the Tigers pennant chance will be reduced to a minimum and may be totally wiped out during the games to be played by them in Boston next week.
 If Detroit wins the penpant," said Manager Stal]ings yesterday, it Swill be the result of phenomenal ball play ing against the Highlanders and the Boston Red Sox., We are in fine shape now and we intend to make the Fig CTS fight for all they can get. Our pitchers are in great trim and the team is hitting the ball hard. We will play out best ball against Detroit, just as we have against all of the other teams. for the Highlanders are dead anxious to finish in the first division"
 New York fans are anxious to see the Athletics win the American Lea gue pennant because of a natural de- sire to have the cfanpionshdp leave the West.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-24
POINTS OF INTEREST.

As Usual Tomorrow Bargains will be offered at The Puritan. the candy store at 199 Fairfield avenue Nut butter kisses. soft molasses kiss for to-porrow. Cocoanut kisses, 2 soft creamy confection in three 1avors for tomorrow. Molasses Pepps, the best in town.
 J. S. wooster & Company
 call particular attention to their ad- vertisement elsewhere in today's is- sue of this paper. It tells the story their busy place, and also refers to the stirring times in store for this East Bridgeport bargain dry goods house corner East Main street and Barnun avenue.
 Radford B. Smith
 will have a most interesting sale to- morrow as a lot of goods are offered ridiculous. The time is limited on them because the lots are small and would not last for all day, but there are many large lots advertised for all day that are very much under price and will not disappoint those looking for bargains.
 Frankel's Millinery.
 Without doubt, one of the finest lines of millinery ever shown in the city will be found at Frankel's Millin- cry store, 11S5 Main street, near Gold en Hill. A cordial invitation is ex- tended to the ladies of Bridgeport to call and inspect the display of beau tiful trimmed pattern hats. Before you buy your fall hat be sure and look over this beautiful assortment.
 In Buying Clothes Buy the Best.
 That's our advice to every clothing buyer in Bridgeport and vicinity-the best is always the cheapest-shoddy goods are not cheap at any price. Our Stein Bloch clothes for Fall and Win ter, represent thorough and serious consideration of the task of provid- ing for you-at a moderate cost, with appropriate, we'll fitting suits and overcoats for all occasions. Dollar for dollar value in fit, in style. in wear. Try on, examine the new Fall models you need not buy-stop in and get acquainted with the new fashions. The new styles in headwear for man, young man and boy are ready. Our assortments of neckwear, underwear, hosiery etc., are unusually attractive. Our Boys and children's section is splendidly prepared to meet every de- mand-a broad array of stylish, de- pendable apparel. Regal shoes for men and women, Educator shoes for boys and children. All you need to do is to try on Stein Bloch clothes. They fit you before your eyes. First choice is best always. Davis & Savard- Home of Stein-Bloch Smart clothes and Regal shoes. Main street, corner of Fairfield avenue, Bridgeport's Bus jest corner.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-24
BOXING
Especial from United Press. )

m Especial from United Press)
 Paris, Sept. A.-That James J. Jeff ries is earnest in his desire to meet Jack Johnson for the heavyweight championship of the world, is the firm belief of the Paris fight fans, who are enthusiastic over the big American. Jeffries is doing daily road and gym work here to keep himself in trim and declares that he is in excellent shape. He loops the part. Jeff has rid himself of the embonpont which he wore when he left America and his face and checks have assumed the lean trinness they wore in previous years.
 New York. Sept. 24.-Sam Langford is bound to be busy. Sam trained hard fer Ketchel. and he was nigh fearful when Governor Hughes decided to stop the bout. Since tn eAssassin took the overland route. Sam has been pin in the East who was willing to take Langford over a route in his present state of physical perfection. save one. He was the f'Dixie Kid.''
 Hardly any of the Eastern fans have seen this' fast black man. Dixie Kid, go through his paces. He has been showing at the Sharkey Club recently, and in each of his six bouts he has knocked his man out. He had a sini- lar record a few years ago in Cali fornia. Mickey McDonough was the lone man to stay with him here for the limit of ten rounds.
 Dixie is now willing to fill the gap vacated by that brilliant performer. MT. Ketchel. Mfah Murray has the pair carded for Tuesday next at the Armory A. C.. of Boston.
 
 San Francisco. Sept. 24.-!There is a likelihood of Billy Papke and Stanley Ketchel being rematched by Coffroth for a forty-dve round bout on Thanks giving Day. No matter how much Ketchel may be battered about by Johnscn. he will still retain thes mid dIeweight crown and that will be something worth striving for. If John son beats Ketchel. the fans will give Papke more of a chance against the Michigan scrapper.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-24
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
NATIONAL LEAGUE

The Giants won both of their games from the St. Louis Cardinals yester- day. The second game was a walk over for the New Yorhs and was stepped at the end of the eighth in ming on account of darkness Wiltse shut the Cardinals out in the first contest. Brooklyn and Chicago split even. while rain prevented the Pitts burg-Boston- game. In Cincinnati rain prevented the first game, but the Phfl1ies beat the Reds in the second. which was played on wet field. The results: & New York. 12; st. Louis. 5second Brooklyn. 4; chicaen.s a-First game, Chicago, 4: Brooklyn, 1-Second game.
 Philadelphia. 12: Cincinnati. 2.
 Pittsburg-Boston-R
 Games Today
 Boston at Chicago.
 New York at Cincinnati.
 Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
 Brooklyn at St. Louis. t,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-24
GAMES FOR
 TOMORROW

West Ends vs. South Ends, New Aeld, 3:30.
 Yost vs. AH-Stars, Yost Field, 3:30.
 Birdsey-Somers vs. Batchellers, Sea- side, 3:30.
 The third game in the series between the West Ends and South Ends is on the books for tomorrow afternoon at Newfield at 3:30 o'clock! An erron- eous report has gone out that this series is for the city championship, but such is not the case, but is to see which is the better team. In the agreement that has been drawn up by the representatives of both clubs there is no mention of any kind of cham pionship. It is probable for this req son that the South Ends will engage in a series with other clubs for the city championship, as they are really a city team. every player making his home within these limits. As for the game tomorrow afternoon the West Ends will attempt to make it three straight, but the O'Brien crowd have taken the remarks cast at their play ing to heart. and will make a stronger endeavor to win out. In the event of the South Finders winning, the fourth game will be played at West End Park Sunday afternoon.
 Down at Seaside Park the Birdsey- Somers and Batcheller teams will mix it up in the second game of their se- ries for the play-off of the tie that exists for the championship in the Factory League. Contest called at 3:30.