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Arizona republican., 1910-02-11

FOR SALE,-Good new plano. Will
 sell at l.g sacrifice. 1040 East Jefferson street dS
Arizona republican., 1910-02-11
wAhren-hEIp.


 have ns, 1I 6s 1psn,ns and tpr can work in Arizona on proposition that ~ill net f6 to Sl5 per day. Phone. Red l t6s1. UT address Box 76. care Repub- iican bg WANTED--Young woman stenograph- er, neat appearance. competent. can make board and room expenses in fine botel near Phoenix doing two or three hours work daily. Balance of time can 1 usual compensation. Address. giving full details age, experience. references. also residence phone number. to appoint in. terview. Address R. ID, J., BOX e'' care e
 WANTED-A boy or young man. to work in a retail store. Must have a wheel and not afraid Of work. Apply by letter to O. s. c. Box 6S. care Repub. lican. od
 WANTED-Giri or woman for gen eral housework: small family. no chill dren At mine near Wickenburg. Apply to Mrs: E, L. Stewart. Wickenburs. oo WANTED-A girl for general house: work. Apply 600 North Second Ave. bd
 -WANTED-White woman cook in pri- vate family. with references; top wages; no washing. no houseWork. Address Box ss. care Republican,. od shaft and drift work. Machine and hand steel Steady work for good, steady men, None others need apply. Call or write Baxter. AIS Fleming Block. Phoe.. nix. Arizona.
 WANTED-Your work pays the ex- pense to learn trade that pays $5 day in a few months time: Electricity, Automobiles, plumbing. brick laying; ac. tual contract jobs: 200 students last year. United Trade School Contracting Co, 23I ,Aiiso. Los Angeles. S-k
 WANTED-Giri to assist in general housework Apply 321 N. First Ave. Is D-Chsmbermaid. at Adams Hotel. u
Arizona republican., 1910-02-11

FOR SALErs0 acres Mesa land. one block south High School: 70 acres al. faifa: Groom brick; cellar; shade; Mesa water shares. Third cash, bal ance to suit. J. E. Drane. Mesa Il
Arizona republican., 1910-02-11

FOR SALE-First- class bicycle; coast CT brake large seat SIS. Box 7l. care Republican,. bg
Arizona republican., 1910-02-11

Il TO EXCHANGE-For light delivery rig. a good bicycle Address Box 7l: ! Republican. Du
Arizona republican., 1910-02-11
NEW HOUSES NEW HOUSES
 NEW HOUSES SELECT LOCALITIES SANITARY AND READY TO MOVE INTO.

PART CASH WILL BUY. S175o. Four rooms and screen room.
 Lot 100x135. ,1s5O. Five rooms Large chicken yard.
 Lot 10oX135. S275O. 5-room Mission bungalow. Very
 cosy.
 Lot 50x135. s27p0 Complete 5-room brick.
 Corner lot, l0ox1e0. s275o 5-room cement block; corner lot;
 well finished: close in. s2SO0 5-room concrete.
 Lot 50x135. Good shade. Con-
 venient to town. 5000. Well-built broom brick.
 Lot 50xI35. sScO0. 5-room Mission brick. Close in.
 Lot 5oxIt5. t35O0 Good east front broom cement
 block.
 Lot 50x135. $500. Fine large Groom Mission finish.
 Lot 70xl90. These houses are located on the car line, or close | to 1t. and within easy walking distance to the center Of town. They are new and will not require any repairs for years. Can be had for part cash, balance like rent.
 GREENE q GRIFFIN REAL ESTATE ( INVESTMENT CO.,,
 t7 N. CENTER ST.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-11

FOR SALE-A few hundred burnt red wood ties. suitable for. fence posts. Come ouick If you want them. Phoenix Street Railroad. t. bd
Arizona republican., 1910-02-11

FOR SALE-e large city maps. l county roll map, | 'Sanborn insurance map. blackboards, l upright desk R A Watkins. Al N. Center St bd
Arizona republican., 1910-02-11
AUCTIONS.


 AUCTION SALE-Big stock of jew elry. To reduce my large stock Of jewelry and holiday novelties. l will sell at my store, No. 5- West Wash ington street. to the highest bidder for cash. Thursday. Friday. and Sat urday. February 10. II and F. from : to 8 o'clock p. m.. watches. clocks, diamonds. jewelry of all kinds, solid gold and gold filled goods-no brass or worthless mutations: sterling sil- yer and contemplated table ware and novelties; manicure and library sets. brushes combs, mirrors. art ware. Japanese ware, cut glass. and every thing to be found in first-class jewelry store. All goods guaranteed as represented. Also a large stock of musical instruments has been sent in for this sale and will go to the highest bidder without reserve. C. R. French & Co., jewellers. B. W. Get singer, auctioneer. bd
 AUCTION-List your auction sale with C. O. McMurtry, auctioneer HeadQuar- ters at Valley Realty. 34 W. Adams. Phone. Main 3S6. bb
Arizona republican., 1910-02-11

1 FOR SALE-Pneumatic dress form and i 3-burner gas plate and oven P. O. Box
 i IIee bd
Arizona republican., 1910-02-11
GREENE q GRIFFIN REAL ESTATE ( INVESTMENT CO.,, 127 N. CENTER ST. --

 large lot; east front; close in, on car line: Phoenix's choice location. Rented for s20 per month. sl750; s2Q0 down and S15 per month, 8 per cent interest. Per sons wanting a nome or an investment can't afford 10 miss this. Bee owner. J.. T. Bowles. opposite Indian School. bi
 MY HOME, opposite Indian School. consisting of acres and 5-room frame house, bath. hot and cold water. $50 range. new windmill. water piped to all parts. large barn, chicken houses, etc. Situated between Center St. and car line. Groceries, meat and ice at the horn hens. buggy, etc. included: s32sD. Third cash. balance to suit. This is rock bottom. Win last for 10 days. See owner No commission. I. Thos. Bowles. on premises. ol
 AN ABUNDANCE of money to loan. F. J. Bennitt & Co.
 FOR SALE-2O acres of my ranch. best land in valley; waterfrom two ca nals: , acres of strawberries: good house and good well. See J. W. Black. one mile south of Insane Asylum. -bl
 FOR SALE OR RENT-suburban. splendidly located grocery store; 5.room and barn: necessary outbuildings. Good investment. See owner. 1928 East Van Buren St. r
 $l25O FOR A BROOM BRICK Cottage. with screen rooms, gas, barn and shade. Owner, sO5 Montezuma Ave. South.
 FOR RENT-Buildings suitable for a water, garden. orchard, and for further particulars address Box 40, care Repub- iican. do FOR SAJ1E-Fiye acres at a bargain. Alfalfa and grapes. One mile from city. D. E. Pascoe. owner. 11o North Center street. tf FOR SALE-1O. 20 or 40 acres, ad- 4n la on the north; s170 per acre; good terms. See Chas. A. Stauffer, at E.. J. Bennitt & Co.'S. ss
 THE RANCHITOS BONITOS-Tne fln- est tract adjoining city for suburban homes at reasonable prices and restriS1 s,, not fail to double in value within, two years. These tracts can be mad in sizes from to % acres.
 1 have large list of farm lands im-
 io-AcRE FRUIT RANCH. in best orange district; oranges, lemons, grape quinces. pears. apples, blackberries. .. house, good well. old water right.
 FOR A SHORT TIME have 2 fine
 eeod ndo a nfsl asn0s pr,ee
 CITY PROPERTY-Income residence, business; also vacant lots. at all prices, la every direction, among which are many bargains for home-builders and ". K. JAMEs. 37 N. Center St FOR SALE-So acres Mesa land. one block south High School: 70 acres al: | faifa: Groom brick; cellar; shade; Mesa water shares. Third cash, bal ance to suit. J. E. Drare. Mesa Il FOR SALE-Three one-half acre lots | between Central Ave. and Indian Schoo car line: one has good frontage on ave nue. Also two 2-acre tracts in same subdivision. Thirty lots in Capitols place. near capitol and car line. Var Bureh St. One hundred and sixty acre: on new Black Canyon road, equidistan | from Phoenix and Glendale. Good fruit grain or alfalfa land Sell or trade T. M. Earnhart, K. R. No. 2. Phone Suburban 14. 2-d'
Arizona republican., 1910-02-11
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE --~---------~---~~@
 GREENE 4 QRlEElN

GREENE & GRIFFIN
 160 acres. with a good house, well and outbuildngs. highly improved, all in al falfa and grain: well fenced and cross fenced: lots of shade for stock. Price Sl95 per acre. Good terms.
 As an investment. We have an excel lent proposition in the best Of soil. a Maricopa sandy loan. miles southwest of Glendale: one Of the best pieces or soil in the valley. Price $75 an acre. We can sell an so or 160 of this al this figure.
 GREENE & GRIFFIN
 l60 acres. all in grain. crop Is all up so you can see it. Good house, good well. windmill. tank, granary and stable: Highly improved in every respect and regular water. Price sl05 per acre
 l6O acres, so acres of alfalfa, so acres of grain, all fenced. One of the best pieces of alfalfa in the valley. The grain is all up. Price s125 per acre.
 GREENE & GRIFFIN
 20 acres at S3000. with new house. good well, all seeded to alfalfa and l-2 acres of new fruit. This will make you a good self-supporting home, with few COWS, chickens, etc. 5000 down and good terms on the balance.
 10 acres at sl750. New house, good well 1-2 acres of new fruit, all seeded to new alfalfa. Just one mile from school Good soil and nice country place. We can give you good terms on this. too.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-11

No. 4o4-5-room brick house. on cor ner lot: gas. electricity. bath; fine shade and lawn: cement walk. Near business center great bargain at e220o. No. 4o5-5-room modern cottage; fine shade; two choice lots; close in. one block from Y. Nj. c. A. building. Great bargain. No. 5iS-240 acres: 200 acres in cuiti- vation: 70 acres alfslfa, so acres in grain: all fenced: small house. Sio per acre.
 No. 50s-iO acres. near city. A fine proposition for subdivision.
 No. 5l5-8 acres: acres alfalfa, acre onions: good tent house. s2ooo And one thousand and one other bar gains Call and investigate.
 List your property with us for sale. rent or exchange.
 Have us write your insurance
 N. ]. HAkIEN & CO.,,
 43 W. Adams St. 1T
Arizona republican., 1910-02-11

1so ACRES in fine shape to cultivate. Want .one-third crop. Watered from St John ditch. For sale. $50 per acre. J. O.. Lockhart General Delivery. fbs
Arizona republican., 1910-02-11

For Trade
 2 lots, 2 houses; rent for $20; lots 45x16o; right in Glen dale; will trade for Phoe- nix or Southern California ranch property. Price S2,5oo. 3 lots in superior Los Angeles tract; will trade for inn proved Phoenix property. Price 5000.
 22 acres near Mayer. with 700 fine Ansora goats; S. room house, we'll and shade Placer claim. Price $500o. Will trade for Phoenix property.
 7-room modern house on good Los Angeles street. Lot 5ox15o. Price 5000. Will trade for Phoenix or ranch property.
 g acres improved orange and walnut land in Southern California. Price $3oo0. Will trade for Phoenix or suburban property. 160 acres homestead land. No patent. We'll improved; dwelling house, windmill, etc. Price $25oo. Will trade for improved Phoenix prop erty.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-11

go ACRES. - sias West of Phoenix. in lSO-scre tracts or more: 80 acres in alfalfa, and. house and outbulldifgs on one Of the 1908 All of balance In grain.r Feuced, has been in cultivation for years
 Five miles southwest of Glendale. level, fenced. Terms: One fourth down. balance to suit, with interest at per cent.
 Two miles from Glendale. all cleared and leveled and ready for. ploughing. Terms: One fourth down, balance to suit. with interest at per cent .,. One half mile from Peoria :, 70, acres. in alfalfa. balance in grain. Extra neu improved House. barn. granary. wihd- nil, fenSsd etc .,,s
 One and one-half miles from beet su- has been farmed for years.
 Two miles from Glendale: 90 acres in alfalfa. balance in grain. Fenced, small nSS ,so ACRES. seoo
 Three miles northeast of Phoenix: all in alfalfa. Small house.
 50 ACRES. $50 Five miles west of Phoenix: all in all falfa; good house and well improved sss
 one and one-half miles from Peoria. All cleared and level. Easy terms.
 Three miles from Glendale Has been one Of the best orange groves in the valley. Terms: s75o down and $500 per
 THE K. [. LATHAM COMPANY,
 Real Estate, Loans. insurance,
 Hotel Adams Phoenix, Arizona
Arizona republican., 1910-02-11
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MIfk-That's got Sem all "skimmed'
 a mile; I-ec per quart. Drop card
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Arizona republican., 1910-02-11

I FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-VisibIe | typewriter. What have you? Address
 1 Box 39. care Republican. bl
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-24
'OLDf|fLD BREAKS
THREE RECORDS
Daredevil Barney Covers Two
Miles i'm ::55 :S5 at Dayfona
Beach

DAYTONA, Fla, March 2S.-Barney
oldfeld today proved his right to the
title of speed king by smashing three
worlds records. including two that ex-
perts figured would stand for many
years.
On the hard surface of the Daytona
beach. driving his 200 horsepower Benz.
with which week ago he broke the
worlds mile record at a speed of 131.73
miles an hour. Oldfield today covered
two miles in 1886. about three seconds
better than the previous worlds rec
ord, made by Domogeot of Paris at
Daytona in 1906.
Thirty minutes later Oldf1ed drove
against the worlds kilometer record
lands, England. Oldfield shot past the
starting line like meteor and finished
the distance in :17.04.
The third record, established by Old
field. was the one mile stock chassis
mark, made in :4O.35 in Knox The
previous record was set by Lewis
Strang in Fiat, 1850.
Although David Bruce Brown, Walter
Christie, George Robertson, Kirscher
and many other we'll known drivers
with fast cars participated in today's
races, Oldfield swept all before him with
a speed and daring that proved the "old
timer" is better than ever.
Oldfield will go after the mile record
tomorrow and promises a mile at 40
miles an hour
When Oldfeld won today in the one
mile worlds championship event it was
evident that the champion was only
toying with his competitor George
Robertson, who drove the Christie car
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-24
FOUR FAV0RITES IN
ROW RESCUE TALENT
LongShots In Front First Two Races
But Choices Sweep Rest Of Card
By E. w. CLARKE

Emeryvie yesterday and the
third and selling over the
fourth the card the only with peenon
the Bdw followers made cleanup the victory OF the
lightly weighted M OConnI Their play drove his down from
recedd the
did him until the
reached when he Sewel always second and
Spohn third
WHO TAKES OPENING RACE
Gresham with Juarez reputation and salom Jane shared betting
The hly and Gresham
ukd finishing to last
Who, backed 20 He nowhere
the maker Pckaway The show went
audM
riding played the decision of the second
sprint Jockey Denny took
Metropolitan pulled wide spoiled the chances of Father
which allowed but
Jockey Denny y Good Ship second the race
md Metropolitan third
CHOICES FINISH HEADS APART
No Quarter badly
finished IN
dropped the
featured the fifth and little
enough TO win
o by Page Ire
well played could do no
opened OF lengths on MS he
4 o closing event
at the hnih
Malone because
Of his from Roberts and finished last
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-24
OXFORD EASILY
wins BOAT RACE
Cambridge Drops Out of Serious
Contention After First Mile
and Is Beaten Off

PUTNEY, Eng, March 23.--Oxford
defeated Cambridge in the annual eight
cared rowing race over the champion
ship course from Putney to Mortlake
in hollow fashion today by three and a
half lengths. The time was 20 minutes
IA seconds. Last year Oxford won by
three and a half lengths in 10 minutes
so seconds
For the first mile the light blues
put up a good fight. but thereafter the
race was a procession.
The annual race was never rowed
under more favorable weather condi-
tions. 1t was a perfect spring day, the
sun shining brilliantly, while there was
hardly a ripple on the Thames. There
was practically no choice in stations.
All points along the river from which
even a glimpse of the passing boats
could be obtained were lined with spec
tators, while, as usual, a fleet of
launches and pleasure craft followed
the shells.
WINNERS STRONG FAvoRITEs
The Oxonians ruled strong favorites
in the betting. having the advantage
of 80 pounds in weight.
The crews were sent away to a splen-
did start, and with a slightly quicker
stroke the light blues forced the nose
of their shell in front. The boats, how
ever, had hardly covered dozen yards
before the Oxopians drew up and at
the half mile held slight lead. Round
ing the curve Cambridge, having the
advantage of the inside position, over
hauled the Oxonians and gained a lead
of nearly quarter length at Crabtree,
just beyond the mile post.
At this point Oxford slightly quick
ened the stroke and passing Harrods
had almost regained even terms. Grad
ually the she'll of the dark blues forged
to the front and shooting under Ham
mersmith bridge was the best part of
boat length in front. The light blues
had evidently shot their bolt, and the
Oxonians settled down to the long,
steady stroke which had made them
such favorites throughout the period
of the training.
CAMBRIDGE Squirt FUTILE
Rowing 81 strokes to the minute, the
Oxonians steadily drew away and had
daylight between the boats before
Thorneycroft's was reached. c. A.
Skinner, the Cambridge coxswain
called on those behind him for a squirt,
but though they hit up their speed to
36, they were unable to make any i'm
preston. The Oxonians gradually
widened the breach, shot under Barnes
bridge ga lengths to the good, and
passed the winning post the easiest of
victors. their margin being officially re-
corded as 315 lengths.
Todays was the sixty seventh OK
ford-Cambridge crew race. oxford has
now won 36 contests and Cambridge
80. In 1887 the race ended in a dead
heat. The fastest time on record is IS
minutes AZ seconds, made by Oxford in
1898, and by Cambridge in 1900.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-24
going finding
through flooded sections Kentucky.

mia committee has already wired to
Chairman Barrett of the Stanford
members requesting him to call a
meeting before Saturday.
If athletic relations are severed be-
tween the Institutions, Graduate Man
ager Merritt will arrange track meets
and baseball games between the var
ious coast universities, tentative
schedule being already suggested.
Demand Is Opposed
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, March %.
The action taken by the California stu
dent body this afternoon in deciding
unless Stanford would abandon her po-
sition on the six year eligibility rule
has aroused on the Stanford campus
q feeling that such an action is I'M
justified and unsportsmanlike and a
disposition to hold out until the end
without yielding fan inch on the ques-
tion of eligibility. d. w. Burbank and
G. j. Presley both maintain that both
sides may be induced to make conces-
sions on account of the serious effect a
severance of relations would have on
athletics
W. P. Fuller, editor of the daily
Palo Alto, today publishes the following
editorial on the situation:
The action of the California student
body in deciding to make Stanford
concede or to call off all intercolle-
giate relations at once is an unjust and
coercive measure unworthy the name
of craftsmanship. If California will
accept none but the five year clause
and Stanford none but the six, ulti-
mate severance of relations is a neces-
sity. But the cancellation of the
events of the present spring is unwar-
ranted and inadvisable To hold them
under the old agreement would. harm
II
work extreme hardship upon the ath-
letes directly concerned. California's
attitude has for it's basis neither COM
mon sense nor ordinary prudence"
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-24
New Motordrome Opened

LOS ANGELES, March 23-An un-
official record of u mile in 443 seconds
was made <on the new motordrome
plank track by Harris Hanshue. the
Apperson driver, at its opening today.
Ray Harroun, driving 20 horse
power Marmon. made a mile in 52.4
seconds, which is faster than the Off
cial worlds record. The cars were only
partially equipped for racing, and the
trials were thei first ever made on a
circular board track.
In trial today a Thomas touring
car, fully equipped and carrying five
persons, made a mile in SO seconds.
which is the fastest time of the sort
ever recorded