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Arizona republican., 1910-01-22
AUCTIONS.

AUCTION SALE-At Phoenix Auction House. g S. First Ave. commencing 10 a. m. We have on sale for the day the best lot of furniture ever offered the people Of Phoenix One lot of first class bedding: one lot of first-class work horses. buggies. wagons. single and double harness and chickens. Don't fail to attend. W. W. Hutchinson. auc- tioneer. W. W. Dean. clerk dd s AUCTION SALE-Saturday. Jan. 22, 1:30 D. m.. 24 West Jefferson St. Fur niture and household goods of all kinds: horses, cattle and buggies. Bring any thing you want sold. c. R. Rogers. auctjoneer ,ld
Arizona republican., 1910-01-22
FOR sALE-ReAL ESTATE.
$2175 A FINE 5.ACRE TRACT

All in alfalfa; only 500 feet from car line: has well, good pump, old water right; all fenced; 4-room frame house. Just the place for a dandy chicken ranch. This is close in. Owner leaving city: must sell.
 ia7 NORTH SECOND STREET.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-22

FOR SALE-Three one-half acre lots. between Central Ave. and Indian School car ilne; one has good frontage on ave nue. Also two 2-acre tracts in same subdivision. Thirty lots in Capitola place, near capitol and car line. Van Buren St One hundred and sixty acres on new Black Canyon road, eQuidstant from Phoenix and Glendale. Good fruit grain or alfalfa land. Sell or trade T. NJ. Earnhart, R. R. No. ?. Phone. Suburban IA. 2-dd
Arizona republican., 1910-01-22
WANTEO-MisceLLANEous.

WANTEO-MIsceLLANEous.
 WANTED-six to ten horsepower boiler. in good condition. Address H.. 526 w. Washington St ak
 WILL PAY s12.50 per ton for 10 or 12 tons of first-class baled alfalfa. de livered at Phoenix. Box i51. Phoenix. ak
 WILL BUY or 5 room house, be tween Grand and Central Ayes. north not above Mckinley St. Pay $500 down and s20 monthly. Not too high priced Will deal with owner only Box i2 care Republican. If
 WANTED-To buy Broom frame or brick sso6 house; payment hsoo down price $500 Mary Tophoven. Box O. care Repub iican. dg
 wANTED-Small place for poultry culture; close in. or on car line; fur nished or partly furnished house pre- ferred. Must be sanitary and reason ably attractive. Address s. W, care Republican. dd
 WANTED-To buy cheap. four small iron wheels: with axle; to be used under small tent house State price. P Mur- phy, Box 36s, Phoenix. Ariz. ak months. Three adults. State price and location. C. H.. Republican. dg
 wANTED--AlfaIfa land up to forty acres: no other improvements. Must be cheap on good terms No agents. Ad dress No. 400, Republican office. dd
 WANTED-To hire small furnished house. by refined adult family; or three rooms for light housekeeping. Address 23. care Republican. dd
 wANTED-A 2O0-egg hot water in cubator. Address O. F. Gaddis, Box 34s. Mesa Ariz dd
 wANTED-Relinquish in good section. with or without improvements; 0r ras.fn tad cad uyif Address Box 393, or call at West Washington. dd
 wANTED-To buy 160 acre home stead relinquishment. State full par care Republican. dg
 wANTED-One-hal ton scrap lead; Kunz Bros. & Messinger, corner Second Ave and Jackson St. dm HOUSE OWNERS-Wanted. to rent or , room house, by quiet, careful. considerate. healthy tenant. Only two persons; no children. Must have gas and electricity. Address Permanent Ten ant. care Republican
 WANTED-5 to 20 acres of alfalfa land. near Phoenix. Must take diamonds to $500 value: $500 cash. balance to suit. Address No. 333 Republican office. dd
 WANTED-Pasture: will pay s4 month next year for good pasture under smooth wire for yearling colt. Watkins.  to postoffice.
 FOR SALE-Rhode Island red eggs for setting; S1 per 15. Dr. Chas. Shouse. Mesa, Arizona. Phone 6S. 2-br = GENTLEMAN wants board in family where Spanish is spoken. Box 1905, care Republican.
 WANTED-Poultry. I buy and sell pure bred poultry. No culls or sick ones wanted. Weber" mile west In- dian School.
 WANTED-S1, 200 for two years; i'm come property security. No commission. Write. stating particulars. to Republican. Tempe
 WANTED-Will haul city garbage and rubbish; reasonable rates. D: T. Brown. general delivery.
 STABLES AND coRRALs. PALO ALTO STABLES for swell hacks and seaters, buggies and showy saddle horses. Stevens & Wiggins. Phone Main 73 4th Ave. between Adams and Washington.
 ON CALL-HACKS-ON CALL-Goid- en Eagle Stable. Tel. Main 51. Busses. Ambulance. Livery.
 PERSONAL.
 MATERNITY NURSING by trained nurse. s15 per week. Address May" this office.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

|
 REAL ESTATE DEALERS take mo- tice-I hereby withdraw my property at 715 W. Madison from the market. B. E. Glines.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-22

FOR SALE OR TRADE-i lots fine house. Terms. Address 225, care Re publican. dn
Arizona republican., 1910-01-22
MONEY TO LOAN
FOR SALE-MIscELJANEoUs

EASTMAN CAMERA (new)-Cost s17; will sell for s11. Write R. c. Clarke, Desert Inn. dg
Arizona republican., 1910-01-22

ONE .ACRE-Close in. on North Cen ter. with 1l-room combination brick and frame: barn. etc. An ideal home, suburban hotel or sanitarium. A great
 A NEW ,5-room frame; east front; large lot: close in; on car line. s175O.
 ONLY TWO of those fine. large North Center street lots left. s2x25o, for s7oo.
 J. r. sowLEs.
 Opposite Indian School. dg THE RANCHITos BoNITOS-rne fin homes at reasonable price, and restric- tions: an acreage lot in this tract wjll not fail to double in value within two years. These tracts can be mad in sizes from 1 to 20 acres.
 l have large list of farm lands. i'm prove dand unimproved. in tracts from acres to $40 acres.
 10-ACRE FRUIT RANCH, in best orange district: oranges. lemons. grape fruit. dates. apricots. almonds. peaches. quinces, pears, apples. blaSkberries.
 20 ACRES. 1-2 miles east: small house; good well; old water right. speculative property near iepots. bring Ing good income. at a bargain price.
 CITY PROPERTY-Income residence, business; also n,,Sa vacant lots at all prices; many bargains for home-builders and speculators.
 W. K. JAMES. 37 N. Center St FOR SALE-Lots 20. 22. block 1. Ben nitt Addition: east front. North First avenues. S2750.
 ORANGE LANDS. w quarter of S. W. quarter. of S. W. quarter section 90. R. , N. T. 2 E.: 10 acres; small s, house all .n,sd in alfalfa fenced regular ORANGE LANDS. half of s. W. quarter Sec. 31. R. g. N. T. E. x; B acres regular water; 45 acres flood water; all in cultivation. All. per acre. sl75. East 40 acres, slS5. West 70 acres. sl75.
 Buy from E. J. Bennitt & Co.,. Greene & Griffin. Phoenix Trusts Co. D. B. Heard, Costley & Thompson, Valley Realty & Trust Co. Southwestern Realty Co. c. s. Bergman. or owner. Box 1117.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-22
S14QQ.0O

$t4oo.oo
 WILL BUY 4 BROOM BRICK DWELLING, With basement; in first-ciass condition: including three lots; located South Sev- enth avenue.
 A. R. TAYLOR,
 West Adams Street If
Arizona republican., 1910-01-22

FOR SALE-Fine top buggy. or rub bertired phaeton: nearly new. Also one or two sound. gentle mules. $50. Owner. 36S N. Second Ave. dg
Arizona republican., 1910-01-22

FOR SALE-One tent house. 14x16: s35. $. A. Leeper. one mile west of Fair Ground. dp
Arizona republican., 1910-01-22

NOTICE to Real Estate Dealers-My property on 3rd street, north half block 8. is off the market E. w. Spears.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-22

FOR SALE-One Cypher's latest model 2f4-egg size incubator. Cost $40 f. O. b. Phoenix: sell for s25. 800 running feet , and foot chicken wire. at 2c per running foot: one l209-fb. brood mare
 works anywhere. good driver, $60: one 4year-old mare; rubber-tired buggy and harness. s5J. Call at Balsz Ranch. South Seventh St. next to river. ak
Arizona republican., 1910-01-22

FOR SALE-Fresh Jersey cow. F. C. Wolf. l 1-2 miles north of Indian School. on Cave Creek road ak
Arizona republican., 1910-01-22

FOR SALE-Lot on North Side A bargain; owner leaving. Inquire 1150 East Van Buren. dm
Arizona republican., 1910-01-22

FOR SALE-New house. East Ever green; rooms. 2 screen porches: built in buffet, mission finish. hardwood floors. Lot 7Ox195. Sidewalks. Good terms. G. E. Noll, Arizona Laundry.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-22
BUSINESS CHANGES.

BUSINESS CHANGES.
 FOR EXCHANGE-Any part of $40. 900 worth Of git-edge income rental prop erty. in best city in eastern Oklahoma. free of incumbrance. for similar Phoenix property. For particulars, inquire O. B. Clevenger. Ed
 FOR SALE-A good live cigar busi- ness. One of the best locations in the city. Will sell for cash only. Address R. W. B.. Box 1112. City. If
 A SPLENDIDLY LOCATED, well pay ing rooming proposition in this city for sale. Can be handled for about S1000.00 cash. Anyone knowing this business will find this a great opportunity. Elliot Evans Co. Is East Adams St.
 centrally located; small amount down, balance can be paid out of business in small payments. Address F. c. Ream 511 North Third St.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-22

WILL PAY 5000 for informa ton lead ing to recovery of gasoline stolen from car at Sixth St. Nov. 26th. Confidential. Address Investigation Rio.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-22

Ten Acres in Fruit-A good living in this ranch. Fine shade, good well, chicken sheds, barn, etc. Not far from car line. Owner has larger ranch and makes a sacrifice price of.
 .$4, ,000.00
Arizona republican., 1910-01-22

Here is a beautifully shaded Groom home-porches,
 and yard: fine palms, shade; entrance fir extra; 1O2 frontage 14O feet deep. Price, only =.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-22

f FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-Pierce Arrow roadster, 40-horse power, seating
 four people; Pierce Arrow Stanhope.
 Both practically new. Inquire of James WiIlimott, in rear of 1907 North Center
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-24
VIII Teach Music to Young Catholics

With the object OF propagaring sacred
music and training Catholic young men
and women to sing il. the Brooklyn Catholic
Orauorio society mas been organized under
the patronage OF prominent laymen and
women Of the borough, with the strong ap-
proval Of Bishop Mcdonnell and other high
dignitaTies OF the church.
The ultimate result Of the movement may
be the doing &WaE with paid singers in
Catholic church cho8rs any OF whom are
not OF that faith Al present There have
always been choirs composed Of young men
ana women In Catholic churches Of the
borough. but their training has been con-
fined almost exclusively 70 the singing OF
hymns in chorus. and the church authorities
have long desired change.
Already the society numbers about 200
members, and reheaTsals are held every
Thursday evening.
We have met with very gratifying re-
suits already" said aIra. William O'Rourie.
one OF the active spirits. "and We have no
doubt thar the society viii IN time be-
come one Of tha largest and most impor-
tant musiral organizations in the borough
The neid which IL intends 70 cover Is a
very wide one We hope in time 10 get
every Catholic young man and woman who
has singing voice 70 join. Training is
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-24
BFightside and His Boy
By LAFATETTE PARKS.

Here's an account Of a young couple
who got married in a cemetery. begins
Brightside, as the Pride Of the Fiat care
lessly arranges hts anatomy over three
or four easy chairs and signifies his will
ingnesa to engage in the upllft by way of
conversation.
On the dead. Pop" retorts SON my
notion OF no place to get hooked up Is
in a graveyard The skirt may chase a
chap there before she gets through win
him. but for heavens sake Maud. let as
poor men set away at the post with some
sort OF a fair start 70 make a run for the
money"
Some young women have very romantic
notions I am afraid" muses. Father.
The dame that framed up that classy
little wedding party" declares SON. had
something else the matter with her besides
romance when she started hubby on his
way with a ghost dance. she probably
figured II bis nibs had cold feet he'd GER
tainly sidestsp a chilly proposition like she
handed 70 him. Take IL from me. a girl Vho
can put over a stunt like that viii come
pretty near Dinchtng off the pay envelope
every week"
Il read OF another account not long ago.
resumes Father, where a couple were
married on top Of a skyserAperH
with a start like that they'll probably
be up In the air most OF the time believes
SON. Maybe little Bright Eyes had 70
set the victim dizzy headed before he
would say the fatal words. some OF these
marrying IDEAS that are sprung by the
danes seem queer until you know the in
sids dope. Thsy usually know Just about
what they are doing every minute while
they lead some trusting zap 10 70 the axe
II she has . get him ON ths roof 70 make
him say Yes. yon can bet q samhandwich
there's a reason for IT, Leave IL To Lucy
% play the marriage gams."
L believe the average man is somewhat
dtffidsnt in regard 70 the formal church
Affair comments Father
-TtH easier 20 coax him into a nice COM
tartabls jail" admits sOa. Thu girl that
can hang I'D q guy for a church wedding
has certainly sot him on the mush wagon,
Nobody has TO ask WHO'S loony now when
a little peach Is seen dragging a coarse
man ~ 20 the altar IN . real church. The
bridegroom feels like he loOka-a two spot
IN a doubis deck"
"Of couse. that style OF wedding" Re-
marks Father. gives the friends OF the
bride chance to ses her in al her glory
OF bridal nnsry."
In little town Il where the skirts IKE
70 call out the entire population. including
the firs department and the postmaster
70 show on tina poor sucker who swallowed
the hook, line ami bait" says Son she
gsts most of her fun gioating over the
bunch Of siris wao tried % catch MIN, but
stabbed their toes before landing the prize
He may BE- only the head clerk In the v1l-
lage store six days week. or a book
keeper In pants factuTy, but on her siaa
wedding day he's biushing bridegroom
and she's got him where he's ready % eat
cut Of her hand"
We'll" Father interiects, "A wedding
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-24

pound for woof- woors meat, do you" sns
asked sweetly
The Boss bit In fact ne fairly ehoked
over the bait and swallowed the sinksr
Twenty cents a pound for dos meat
he numbered anErily. Are you crazy,
Don't you know thar comparatively Few
human beings can afford 50 nuchi But Z
suppose you don't know and don't want 20
know. It's all on a par with the rest oe
your criminal extravaEance Do you want
20 send me to the poorhouse.
The Boss wife flashed him a brilliant
smile.
No" she said. II want YOU to 20 out
and shovel snow away from the clothes
lines. That's the penalty for cross words
you know. And. besides. the laundress viii
be here u wash tomorrow and william
forgot to clear away the walk.
Meekly and without a word the Boss
arose from the table.
BY nature he was very silent particu-
larry when he couldn't think Of anything
70 say.
His wife followed him to the back door
and showed him where the snow shovel
was
Il guess IL will take you an hour to clear
off that snow she said. and then like
the tyranr she was. went back to a nuvei
and luxurious chair before the open FIRE
Il was perhaps ten minutes later that
she heard a peculiar sound Il was az
she well knew, the creaking OF ancient
weather-sprunE timber as the BOSS
climbed up the back porch.
She smiled, and well she might for with
wifely Intuition. she had bottled the win
dow opening from tie porch the moment
she had sent the Boss forth to work ont
his penalty.
Rising steaithily, she confronted hiia as
he struggled vainly with the locked win
dow.
Let me mr' called the BOSS sheepishiy.
and without a word she threw open the
window 10 her benumbed and snowbo,nd
lord.
A sudden Christmas spirit took possess
sion Of her
It's Christmas eve she said. and I
won't enforce the other penalty Of not
looking in the glass for a week. Come
here l want you TO see how foriorn YOU
look"
Copyright, 1919. by the n. Y. Herald Coz
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-24
. The Bees H0me Magazine page X
Ross of tho Fofo hi obv,ov+ Decides
SSSS Va VIZ GSOSSOA4bA444AOLG
BY ome.

The Boss OF the Establishment was in
vfrtuuus mood
Many things had combined to make him
so--iisagreeabie things. u course
Twas the day before Christmas and all
through his pockets not a dollar was stir
ring-not ever a half dollar
Like every other good American husband
be was broke
Moreover upon leaving home that morn
ing he had carried with him the annoying
consciousness OF words with his wife,
few words, but full Of troubIe-On some
trivial matter. 80 trivial that It's details
we're forgotten even though the rancor re-
NAMED
Therefore, on his way home in the over
heated train he made equally fervent rsso-
lurons.
Never again. he determined. should the
celestial calm OF his home be disturbed BY
petty disagreement Il surely must b.
possible for two highly intelligent human
beings who loved each other 70 1--we to-
gerher without constant pickering.
The fault undoubtedly was largely at
tnbuta5le 10 the irresponsible. childish
peuulance OF the feminine mind. but per-
haps. he admitted In an unusual burst or
magnanimity, there might be a little error
ON his side
After dinner he condded the gist Of these
eoifying reflections To his wife
We must t-y % grow up. baby. he c-r-
cluded, and not spoil our happiness By
childish squabble- Let as have peace and
let's enforce the peace by imposing a men,
atty upon the first person who breaks IL
Suppose we get q list OF the penalties
n ~ #Hss
tened to her lords moraIizing with an air
OF constrained and slightly cynical eour-
tesy, but at the mention or a list OF penal
aes her face lighted with sudden interest
That's a good idea she exclaimed. en-
"a Enthusiastically. Let's make up the penal
ties now"
An right" said the Boss IT suggest
that the first person who speaks cross
word will not be allowed to look in the mir
rur for a week
'Or win have 10 stay outside in the snow
FOR an hour. He won't Ike that. viii heg''
she added, innOcenty.
Il will be noted that each suited the ma
ture or the penalty 70 the known disincIi-
nations OF what was looked upon al the
probable next offender.
And then. perhaps naturally. each set
--N-~ AAAAANaAAA me ulAEE 70 eve the new
household laws a practical test
Never, surely had a husband seemed 10
his wife more exaspsratingly dictarortaI
was there ever a women, the Boss asked
himself. 80 frivolous 50 irresponsible. 80
childish7
Nevertheless a new fear OF the new
household laws kept them punctiliously
courteous TO each other for a time.
II was nearly 10 O'Clock when the first
offender under the new law was tried and
sentenced. tt 81 DcrHans Unnecessary To
state that the first offender was the lsoss
himself
I'm afraid Tn have to change my
butcher, the Boss wife had cunfided He
sent me some meat for Wool Woof and
the poor dog wouldn't touch H. You know.
pay 10 cents a pound for it, The butcher
says Il we want better dog meat we must
pay more for IL
The Boss wife smiled queeriy to herself
but the Boss did not notice H.
Il don't think we should pay % cents a
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-24

Rsosnty I received large number OF
letters from young girls who declare rhsy
are 50 nervous when among strangers that
their feelings are almost unbearabie.
1Iy answers 20 them personally have
been unsatisfactory, I fear, because IN
fortunately no rules as 70 overcoming
sl.ch misf0rtune eau be definitely stated
And yet 1 think IL nervous. sensitive
girls viii concentrate their wills Ia an
endeavor 20 control this trouble IL vii dis
appear The more a gtri yields - it the
worse the condition, I am SURF
The first effort for a girl SO Affected 70
make Is 70 realize that she Is not as con-
spicu0us as she thinks Nervous girls are
always seIf-cunsciOus. and frequently
think themselves the center OF attention
when. often. they are not noticed. or would
be Put slightly ala they not attract arten-
don 10 themselves by their peculiar
actions and aEkwardneaE. The latter IS
always part OF extreme nervousness.
Once upon q time I employed a com
peIent waitress who vas always uneasy
when there Were guests az the table. Ques-
unninE her Tar the reAson % her evident
discamnture. / found mat sho thought
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-24

The agent OF a well known insurance
company stood on the fringe OF the crowd
watching the firemen retiring from the
scene Of a small blaze IN an uptown fiat
house
TN do business tomorrow morning said
he grtmly, and most OF il will be with
women VINO have forgotten their insur-
ance has run out There's nothing Ike a
blaze on the block % set thoughts in the
direction OF insurance
Last week woman was waiting for me
when 7 opened my office. Her husband
had given her money 70 take out insur-
ance weeks before and sine had spent Il
for a new hat The night before a fire
had broken cut on the second fiat above
theirs, and, believe me, that woman must
have suffered tortures until the fate ~ the
house was settled She paid the premium
In small change, which I believe she took
from a child's bank rather than con Tess
her neglect 20 her husband"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-24

Reno expensive Reno. but twenty hours
away. she can take as many chances as
her kind ana loving papa will pay for. At
that she can only get away with one
church wedding. The added entries have
to sign the papers in the office Of a justice
OF the peace"
That seems to me the most prosaic OF
ali marriages" Father protests.
TT may be prosHic. admits son. but
its practical and popular because it's
cheap. II your little Willie ever gets
winged when he isn't looking, believe me.
it viii be the j. P. for mine.
Copyright. 1910. by the n. z Herald Coz
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-24
e LTTTLE SERMON FOP TETE WEEK ENDS

which 81 Paul graphically styles old
wives fables r, lacks the manly virilty
of truth. as urged on us by scripture as
well as by the unavuidabie experiences %
ufe Il is too comfortable parl0r religion
that seeks redemption. but not from sin
and guilt before the holy and righteous
Cod through the redeerning life and death
and rising Of Christ. vino 'lveth aud
prayeth always for us
Christmas brings US the ioy-ddiug that
the true Redeemer is truly come.
No message equal 20 it ever sounded on
earth. for IL introduces all the giorfSus
achievement OF the Savior OF mankind
over the ciff-tops OF eternity the sun Of
righteousness with healing In its wings.
breaks upon all this world 81 ours say
not that education is redemption" Greece
and Rome disprove that Supreme culture
ages have been the eras OF beginning ma
tonal decay. in the Israel OF Isaiah time.
in imperial Rome. in Renaissance. Italy. in
Louis the sixteenth France. say not that
rengionless morals redeem. The soul with
out a God IN this world Is lost. for how
can man pretend to stand without God in
the sight OF God. and not perish finally
perish
Omaha needs precisely the Christmas Cos
pei faith In it. the life flowing from thar
faith. a new love Of God and man. tender
ness. sacrifice. clean morals. humbieness
and devotion for Chrsts sake TO our
every day tasks which are often 50 burden
some value social better ment movements
OF the purely secular order for what they
are worth They have a grand place. But
would TO God be could be sounded t1rrh 70
the ends OF the earth, that angel sermon:
at is he lJesusl that snail save his people
from their sins"
With the boundless hope OF Christ-born
faith and In reptures OF praise 70 the
adorable triune Cod. wish with an the
church heartily TO sing my Christmas JOY,
by word and deed, in church and home and
at some dwelling OF the poor As 80 often
in years past al my soul would pour Itself
into tones OF peaceful Christmas jubilation,
ike as in the lovely child-iike Christmas
hymn Of Martin Luther:
"Ah, dearest Jesus. holy child.
Make thee a bed. soft undefled.
Within my heart t1at g. may be
A quiet chamber kept for Thee.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-24
HERMANN CHARGES DISMISSED
Farmsr Consr~--aaa Gses Frse In
Gets fear Months.

PORTLAND Ore. Dec. An charEss
AGAINST Bingsr Hermann former couErssn-
man and former commissions az the gen
srll land Office. gruWing out Of the OREGON
land fraud indictments. we're dismissed in
the federal court today by Judge C. e
WuiVert0n on the motion OF Francin =
Hensy the governments special prose-
cutor
Willard J Jones. tha timber dealer ana
political worker. vas sentenced % serve
four months tn the county iail ana 70 pay
a fine Of uo.aoo The primary sentences i'm
possd Ipon Jones Vas one year I'M the Nc
NelIrz Island penitsuriary ana a hne OF
ENa
George 51rensen and few Others
charged In the primary indictments must
stand trlal again. as rhe charges AGAINST
them we're explicitly kept on the docket
today.