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Arizona republican., 1911-03-07
GREEN & GRIFFIN REAL ESTATE
 AND INVESTMENT COMPANY.


 We call your attention to this farm for dairy and hog proposition % acres of alfalfa, twenty-five acres of wheat. and forty acres of barley. Of the alfalfa. 70 acres is two years old. a fine stand, 15 acres is one year old. good stand, and 40 acres of new seed ing. put in with a drill, 20 pounds to the acre, Buckeye seed This farm is fenced and cross fenced, and two Of the 40 acre fields are sub divided Good house, good well. barn and car rage shed All class A land An exceptionally good price will be made on this property, sl00.00 per acre, with good terms. 30 tons Of alfalfa hay in stack goes with the farm at this price Any man looking for dairy ranch. who has good bunch of cows, it will pay him to look into this proposition.
 This is one of our bargains so acres for s6.000. The north half of the southeast quarter of section right on government lateral, with no ditch to keep up. Best of sandy loam soil. level and bordered. This land can be seeded to alfalfa as cneaply as any ir the valley and is worth Sl25 per acre when seeded A good chance for some man who has some money. a good team and a few tools; only 3is miles from Glendale. We especially recommend this.
 This is another of our bargains so acres just 1 h miles south of Glendale. all in grain. fine stand. for s10.S00. or either 40 of this for s5.4OO. There is no better land in the valley than this.
 40 acres for s125 per acre. all in all falfa. Close to school. is a corner 40. This is class X land. and is one of the cheapest and best propositions on the market. We have this price for few days only. And one of these 40 acre tracts will make fine home. East front on a principal road. If you are looking for good 40 acres let us show ycu these. Class X water.
 We have 20 acres just one Inile east and 1 mile north of the Indian school for s21O0 Best of soil. all leveled ard i.ordered Cen be seeded to alfalfa Immediately High c.ass residences surrounding this location. You cannet beat this for a small tract.
 10 acres for s3.250. right on gov ernment lateral. no ditch to keep up. All seeded to alfalfa. This is north east corner 10 acres of a section. Has a good five room house, good wind mill. tank, etc An ideal location for nice home. as it is right in the orange belt. Very good terms on this prop erty.
 10 acres for s2.750. all seeded to al falfa. right across the road from one of the best orange groves in the val lev. Without any exception one Of the finest locations for a country home. You can choose a tract now that will be worth considerable more money in a year We are improving this property in our usual manner.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07
FOR SALE-REAI ESTATE.
BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD. If SEE THE HOME BUILDERS

FOR SALE-Beautifully situated 5
 acre tract with fOur-room brick house and screen room. Windmill. storage tank, and water piped to kitchen and bath room. Galvanized corrugated iron barn, chicken shed. corrals, fenced with Page Woven Wire. In direct line of most select and rapidly growing residence section of Phoenix. Two blocks to city limits and three blocks from car line. Fine for subur- ban home or a big money maker for subdivision into 26 full sized city lots. Price $6OOO.0O. s3000 cash, balance in 3 years. E. E. Pascoe, 110 North Center St If
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07

AUCTION SALE of cattle. furniture and farm implements Thursday. March Q. at 10:3O, at Brownsberger's Ranch on Yuma road one mile west of Fowler school house. Having sold my ranch I will sell all my cattle. horses, farm implements. furniture. etc. to the highest bidder. consisting in part of milk cows. 1 three and half year old Holstein bull. 1 thor ouShbred Holstein bull. year old;
 F heifers. mostly Holsteins: 10 yearl- ing heifcrs. 10 heifer calves. 1 male calves; r. steers. Horses-1 brood mare. heavy in foal by Duke: brood mare. S-year-old: lilly, % months old by Duke: fine colts. and months old by Duke" Other cattle and horses to be brought in. hay derrick. complete: 1 hay rake. 1 Cutaway disc. l double work har- ness. 1 single buggy harness. 1 milk wagon. 1 twO-horse farm wagon, hay rake. 1 wagon box. 1 good sur rey. 1 simplex cream separator. nearly new; ] saddle. ? moving ma chimes, 1 lot milk cans, household and kitchen furniture. some nice dressers. a good refrigerator and many other household articles and farm imple- ments. Free lunch at noon. Terms:
 All amounts under S50O0 cash: all over S50.0O on credit of six months. buyer giving approved note bearing 10 per cent interest Sale conducted by A. J BrownsberEer, owner. Arizona Auction & Development CO. B. w. Getsinger, Auctioneer w .Tolleson. Clerk
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07

HOME FOR SALE. SACRIFICED A five-roOm house, 90 foot to alley lot very cheap. am leaving city. Call GIG North Seventh Ave bb
 What are the pressing needs Of the household today-a servant. some ar ticle of household use or the disposal of some obsolete goOds2 What are the urgent needs of business tOday-skilled employees. trusted workers, a specialist for some particular work or busi- ness partner? The Wants will fur nish a satisfactory solution for all such needs.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

THE MORRIS house on a 1-acre lot. corner 18th Ave and Buckeye road will be sold at auction Friday. at the sale of 2Is acre ranches. This is good brick house in large lawn. plenty of fruit and shade A very de- sirable suburban home or chicken ranch. See E. w Getsinger for par ticulars Arizona Auction & Develop ment Co. 36 w Adams St. bs
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07
TWO LARGE LOTS N. FIRST ST.
 S1400
GREENE & GRIFFIN, 127 N. CENTER ST.
HnAIESEEKERS,

HOMESEEKERS INTENTION We have just completed arrangements by which we can give man SO acres of first class land with a perpetual water right for S3O an acre. s1O an acre down and s5 year: no interest This is really too good to be true but We can deliver the goods or we will trade Ross for Homes, l30 N. Center. If
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07
FOR SAlE-HOUSES.

s4.450-Seven-ro furnished or un- furnished house with three acres of ground. There is fine young or chard. one acre of alfalfa, barn, three runs with separate coops. only fifteen minute drive from town and only two blocks to street car. sl.0O0 will handle this or will exchange for Phoenix city property. Inquire 2$7 West Monroe St n
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07
Sf100 HOM E

Neat four room house. built less than d year. Small payment down will take it. This is not d sage brush proposition. but is distinctly city property and will pay you to invcsti- uafp
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07
THE s2OO MANS OPPORTUNITY
AND THE
s25 A MONTH MANS CHOICE

New five-room brick Cosy and homelike. Has all cOnveniences and is sold at a sacrifice. This property is located on a corner lot and the ad joining lot is included making a total frontage of 100 II. by 1871. it deep.
 owner is leaving city and is com pelled to sell.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07

FOR SALE-Large lot. North Scv- cnth St. 1O0x24O Orchard. grapes. berries and alfalfa. East front. Ad- dress, Owner, Box 275, Phoenix, Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07

FOR SALE OR TRADE-For 10 or 20 acre improved ranch. not too far out. new modern D room frame cot tage. just off West Adams street: 2k acres all alfalfa. close in on Indian school car line for only s2.500, easy payments: 10 acres on Lincoln ex- tension, fine sandy soil at s2.6OO. one half cash. We write fire insurance
 The Camp. Tannehill Co. 8 East Adams St. Phoenix. Arizona If
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07
WANTED HEIP-MAlE AND
 FEMALE

The Want Columns always insure an audience that's interested in the various classficatiOns It's easy to find the offerings under the several headings. Looking for a competent cook or maid, do you need a stenoS- rapher. a worker in the office. an ac- countant. a specialist in some partic- ular line?-cOnsult the Wants
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07
FOR SAlE-A NEW TEN-ROOM HOUSE, EASY PAYMENTS, CHEAP ER THAN YOU CAN BUILD FOR CASH. SEE BURROUGHS, 14 w. ADAMS ST. If

FOR SALE-An elegant home place on car line. Lot 250 feet by 1S5 feet with lots of fruit and shade trees. Beautiful modern six-room brick bun galow with large verandas. Electric lights and water. Elegant modern bath room. hot and cold water and also Home Comfort range. Also 150 thoroughbred Brown LeghOrn laying hens and also fine fresh COW. Best buy in Phoenix at price we are offer ing it. Let us show you this. H. C. Thomas R. E. & Inv. Co. end of In dian car line.
 FOR SALE-Elegant new 7-room brick bungalow just completed, mod ern in every respect. right on carline. s150.00 cash, s25.OO monthly. See Thomas. end of Indian car line. If
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07
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WE CONSIDER the following acre. age good buys. all having "A" water and most all of them are improved:
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07
SPECULATIVE BUYS

Block of eight lots on car line. .s20o0
 Block of four lots well located 5000 Block of six lots-vcry choice. s2100 , acres all in alfalfa. easy terms. sS50 Ten acres alfalfa, house and well S1S50
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07

FOR SALE-Elesant 5-acre tract in alfalfa with Broom modern cot tage, near carline, :250O0O. See Thomas. end of Indian car line. If
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07
AUCTIONS.

HOUSE AND LOTS at auction Tuesday. March :. at ? o'clock, corner ner 10th and Portland Sts. I will sell for the owner. MT. A. J. Wickizer, his new 5-room brick bungalow and lot 50x20O, also the adjoining lot 5ON20O fronting on the Brill car line. This is a most desirable situation and must be seen to be appreciated. Persons interested may call on premises or at S6 West Adams St for full informa- ton. Terms: Liberal and will be explained fully at sale. Free trans
 portation. call at Valley Realty com pany's office and get free street car tickets. Arizona Auction & Develop ment Co. w. c. TOllesOn. Sec. and Treas. E. W. Getsinger, Auctioneer,
 : w Adams St
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07
EVERGREEN HEIGHTS

Have you seen anything like it? An opportunity to secure a lot in one of the best residence sections. Build Ing restrictions. Houses going up on every side. Cement sidewalks and all city Improvements. Burroughs, IA ". Adams street. if
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
HAVE YOU s2O0
CAN YOU PAY s2o PER MONTH

We are going to build three COSY brick homes. They will have nice porcelain bath. toilet. and stand Cosy Fireplace. Beautiful built-in china closet. City water. electric lights. etc. Cement walks. Building restricted To- cality.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07
WANTED-SITUATIONS.

WANTED-A position on ranch hy an all-round ranch hand. SO3. Repub lCdn. b4
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07

FOR SALE-Some nice ten-acre tracts close in, also some on the new car line: these can be had on good terms. no difference what the size of the tract is. See me I can fit you out. GROOM, 15 North First Ave. n
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07
THE COST WILL NOT EXCEED 5000 WILL BUILD TO SUIT-SEE US GREENE & GRIFFIN, 127 N. CENTER ST.
 If

FOR RENT-1O acres class A land. good house, orchard. good location. s20 per month by the year The II. l. Latham Co, real estate, loans. in surance. No. w. Adams St. phones Main 220, Overland 556.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSES.

 newly furnished. See owner at 1$0 \. Third St, or phone Overland 26S6. FURNISHED or unfurnished brick house, bath. electric lights. gas. Long lease. S20 \. Second St. r FOR RENT-Five-room furnished cottage. screen porch. One and one half mile in country. With use of horse and buggy. Fresh eggs. milk. Fine place for summer. Address, S. R. Norton. Route l. los Opportunities are brought to hun dreds each day who take advantage of the Want Columns.
 FOR RENT-Nicely furnished, new broom brick bungalow on car line, in elegant neighborhood. s55.00 month See II. c. Thomas R. E. & Inv. Co. end of Indian car line. If FOR RENT-HoUSEKE -~-~-~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ FOR RENT-3 large sunny rooms furnished for housekeeping. 3l East Lincoln between =. Center and First Sts bg FOR RENT-Nicely furnished light housekeeping rooms. 722 North Sec ond St bm FOR RENT-s rooms furnished light housekeeping. nice brick. close in. 515 North First St. Fl FOR RENT-3-room flat furnished for housekeeping. 6lO x. Fourth Ave
 bs TWO ROOMS for light housekeep- ing. Close in. Reasonable. No sick 224 E. Taylor St Fl FOR RENT-S furnished rooms for housekeeping. 3O7 North First Ave. pI FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for St. Fl FOR RENy Room and screen room. furnished for light housekeep- ing s15.OO per month. 9O6 F. Taylor nI FOR RENT-Three furnished house. keeping rooms. Gas and electricity No sick or children taken. 3S3 North Fifth Ave. tf FOR RENT-FURNIsHEo ROOMS: FOR RENT-Pleasant. we'll fur nished front room. porch. private en- trance. bath. Board if desired. i16 North Seventh St. bg FOR RENT-Cosy comfortable front room; fine location. 35O North First Ave. bd NICE furnished rooms for light housekeeping, cheap. 229 West Mad ison. IT WANTED-A few select bOarders 1 and roomers in private family. No sick. 615 North Center St bs l FOR RENT-To healthy young | man, large. neatly furnished upstairs l screen room; rent reasonable. Apply | at 7O9 North First St. If |
 NEW DENNIS HOTEL
 Cor. of Washington and Second Sts. ! Large airy rooms with wide veranda. | MRS. J. D. MARTIN. ProDrietress. 1
 3-bn | FOR RENT-RooMs AND BOARD: THE SIXTH AVENUE HOTEL Give us a call before engaging rooms | We have several nice rooms to choose from. Up-to-date family hotel. Mod ern conveniences. Phone 333. Con solidated 4746 3-k | ACCOMMODATIONS for health seekers at McNulty's ranch, half mile east of Eastlake park. Phone Over land 92. 3-dl
 FOR RENT-lANOS.
 FOR RENT-I0 acres of alfalfa pasture. See Geo. Hageman on Ad- ans and Second Sts. n
 WANTED TO RENT.
 WANTED-To rent an incubator I will raise on shares. Cons. Red 9932
  WANTED-RoOm in private family by young man. Must be within walk ing distance. Box S02. Republican.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07

MAN AND WIFE want work on ranch. Man experienced in all kinds ranch work. Woman fine cook Ad- dress J. :. Bryan. Gen. Del. or call Virginia house. phone Black S512. D
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
A GuARANTEEp INVEsTMENT. HOME BUILDERS STOCK. If
VACANT LOT BARGAINS IN WEST
 CAPITOL ADDITION

VACANT LOT BARGAINS IN WEST
 CAPITOL ADDITION This location is improving steadily and the lots We offer you below are worth considering:
 West Washington Street lots at $250. s275, $500 and T35O each. West Monroe Street at s275, $500, $35O and s4OO each.
 75 feet on West Jefferson Street for s55O.
 If you are going to build a home. where can you find better location. with fifteen minute car service and nice class of building going up in all directions?
 DWIGHT B. HEARD, RENTALS. RANCH. CITY, SUBUR-
 BAN PROPERTY. Telephones: Main 15G. Overland 456. Southeast corner Cente. and Adams Sts., Phoenix, Ariz
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07

and bridle. Price reasonable. Party leaving town. Inquire the Walker Stable (Hocker's). Center St. and Van Buren. If
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH GREENE C. GRIFFIN. fl

TEMPE lands are selling today more readily than any other land in the valley. We have an exceptional bargain in 80 acres under the Tempe canal with 80 shares pump stock at $65 per acre. A. Nielsen & Co. Tempe n
 FOR RENT-Choice five-acre tract In alfalfa and with new Broom bun galow: also good well. See IT. c
 Thomas R. P. & Inv. Co, end of In- dian car line if
 FOR SALE lots and houses. cheap City water. lawn. shade and porches. Call 15O5 F.. Adams St. r
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07

FlRST-CLASS milker wishes posi- tion on dairy or ranch. Answer. Box sol. care Republican n
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07
FOR INTERPRETATIONS.

ANYONE about to purchase piano player or piano. can learn something to his advantage by calling 1854 Over land. within the next days.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07
F. J. BENNITT & co.

Phones: Overland 4S2.i Cons, Main 40.
Evening journal., 1911-07-18
INTER- CITY LEAGUE
BY slack"

II certainly was a shame that Nc
Collough put the ball over the fence
under the circumstances.
Robinson was knocked out Of the
box after pitching fourteen straight
balls.
II wasn't Dawes fault, ask Pete.
Touchstone walked four times.
Tom Bananas two Dagger looked
good for a homer had he not fallen.
skinny" Johnson was the star at
short stop.
He felded nine chances with but
one error.
Rube vinson go four hits, putting
one over right field fence for two
bases.
First basemen Ogden played his
last game with Seaboard as he will
join ST. Louis this week.
Don't mind those thirteen runs Gas
Co They got 'em larger than that
in the big league
Bryon took care Of eight chances in
great form.
The Hoover brothers we're missed
Manager Dave Zearfoss made some
pretty steps behind the bat.
Red Mannering is fast developing
/ into some third basemen.
Tom Bannan. of Gas Co., and Larry
Reagon of the Secboard we're the bat
! ters for Phoenixville on Sunday
Reagon held the Seeds Club to three
hits and not a man stole on Bannan
The Gas Co. contest was a far bet
i ter game than the score indicated.
Second baseman Fred Boulder also
got three hits.
He was with York the first Of the
season.
George Townsend Is one Of the best
outfielders in the league
George Barr, OF DUPONT got three
singles and a homer the latter being
the longest drive eevr made at the
| Chester Park.
Who was the scout sent you that
telegram GEORGE?
doc" Daley and Harry SchuleI
each picked out a pair OF hits.
Earl Crew played his first game al
first base and did not have an error
out of twelve chances.
Mike Flood nailed Ave runners al
second base.
Harry Schiller was the star on the
Chester game.
Ten hard chances and two hits
were his work.
Muldorney, who pitched some time
ago for Gas Co., and Quinn, OF Fifth
Ward. are now palying with Ardmor'
Of the Main Line League.
McGowen umpired at Front and
Union and doc" Shelter in Chester.
Evening journal., 1911-07-18
NEYER ABUSES ELS HEALTH.
why Success Has Come to Pitcher
Alexander of Philadelphia
Nationals

Somebody asked Pitcher Alexander
Of the Philadelphia Nationals the
other day to explain the secret Of his
wonderful success this year and this
was his sensible reply: Il study the
weakness of a batsman and try 10
place the ball where he can't hit II.
There isn't much difference between
the majors and the minors except
that you receive better fielding support
in fast company. and that always en-
courages a pitcher.
Il haven't tried 10 experiment with
any mysterious shoot and never will.
rely on my side arm curve a great
deal when in tight places and con-
tinually change my pace. I've been
playing professional ball only three
years, and the thought that some day
I'd be In the National League never
entered my mind until was bought
from Syracuse. never abuse my
health, keep in good trim and like to
pitch whenever called upon.
IT don't believe I'm a pitcher trying
TO master too many curves. All
have is a side arm curve, an over
hand inshoot and a hop 10 my fast
ball. By controlling them as we'll as
possible and keeping cool I've sue
ceeded better than ever dreamed
would"
Evening journal., 1911-07-18

Pee Wee Ho. Peter V. Hoy, Norris
town Yacht Club
Vanish II, Walter T. Reed, Seaside
Yacht Club, of Atlantic City.
Alfred III. Colonel Al Ainscow, Will
mington Yacht Club.
Glass A-Cruiser Over 40 Feet
Isabella III, Commodore Joseph
Thompson, Ventnor City Yacht Club.
Albatross, Commodore James
Thompson, Stone Harbor Yacht Club
Vixen, G. w. King, Wilmington
Yacht Club.
Claremont. W. NJ. Hammond, VIII
mington Yacht Club.
Skibo, Judge A. B. Sndicott, Vent
nor City Yacht Club.
Mariada, Robert Moore, Jr., Chelsea
Yacht Club.
Rex, A. B. Magargee, Camden Motor
Boat Club.
Idaho, Peter Shields, Cape May
Yacht Club
Glass B., Cruiser, 40 Fl. and Under.
Ben Riley, George Bilyeu, Cape May
Yacht Club.
Bud T., T. Woodwrd Trainer, Cape
May Yacht Club.
Cora II, R. Wallin Starr, Cape May
Yacht Club.
Viking II, Arthur Ely, North Wild
wood Motor Boat Club
Helen H., Elmer Hansell, Holly
Beach Yacht Club.
May v, Commodore H. Hoffman
Wildwood Yacht Club.
John L., Frank Larcombe, Wildwood
Yacht Club.
Casino. William Erb. Columbia Yacht
Club.
Phantom II, Henry Reichert. Yachts
mems Club.
Chelwood, Rufus Lennig, Yachts
mems Club.
Eugenia, DR. Eugene Swayns
Yachtsmen's Club.
Virginia, E. r. Moore, Wilmington
Yacht Club.
wifca, c. W. Isenberg, Wilmington
Yacht Club.
Fortuna, H. B. Harrigan. Whining.
ton Yacht Club.
The judges will be Commodore
Claude E. Hedley, Delaware River
Yacht Racing Association; c. w
Smith, Wilmington Yacht Club and
Joseph Bailey, Wildwood Yacht Club.
Evening journal., 1911-07-18
JUNIOR LEAGUE PICK UPS
By "Eddie.p

That St. Mary's team and South
Side Colts got together and played
Wilmington Juniors under the name
of Poplar Stars. but that team is not
Poplar Stars.
Red Sox defeated Wawaset.
Schlor, of South Side Colts, pitched
against Wilmington Juniors.
Mink played nice game for Will
mington Juniors.
The team played Wilmington
Juniors with only two signed players
Donohue pitched nice ball.
OKeefe got one Of his old time hits
Don't forget the meeting Wednesday
night. Managers and captains only
Let all the teams play clean ball
LETTERS put up nice game at hrst
Dunn is there at short.
Schlor is big for the Junior League
Gorsline pitched fine game fol
Red Sox.
F. O'Niel is playing second base foi
Wilmington Juniors.
Swift is there behind the bat.
Oh, that Poplar Stars umpire! HI
had better buy a rule book.
Wilmington Juniors got five hits.
Donohue got a nice hit.
Evening journal., 1911-07-18
NOTES ON BELLEVUE ACADEMY
EDGE MOOR GAME
BY Uncle Bing


Well we won another. 9 won, 8 lost.
D. Pyle pitched a good game. No
matter what the score is he works
hard all the time At bat he was up
6 times, walked 8, struck out once and
scored three runs. Pretty good for
pitcher.
o. Molloy caught the first seven in
nings, but went to second base the
last two innings on account of his
sore arm, which made his throwing
way off. He got his usual two hits.
Dawson at shortstop is small, but
good goods come in small packages.
He certainly can field. Out Of FIVE
times to bat he got two bases on
balls, one hit and score three runs.
Not so bad.
Hats off to Captain Morris; three
two-baggers and four runs in one
game. If Cassidy had some hitters
like that his team would lead the
league.
Manager H. Molloy on second base
made a nice one-handed catch and
got three runs and two hits. Pretty
good.
Mullin, one Of the new players got
into the game on third base Saturday
for four innings. He got one hit out
OF twice up
Baldwin, the former DUPONT School
player, covered third the last five
innings and he certainly did shine.
His fielding and throwing we're per-
feet and in two times at bat he got
two-bagger. and home run.
Thorpe in left field played an err
rorless game. He also scored three
runs. Nice work Lou. keep it up.
Pote played center the first four
innings and put up his usual good
game. getting one hit out Of two
times up, but retire at the end of the
fourth to enable Manager Molloy to
try out his new player.
Head, another new man, did we'll
in center in the last five innings. He
| got one hit.
Fecht played right the first half
and T. Eaton the last half. Neither
one had a chance, but Eaton got a
hit that helped.
Baldwin, H. Molloy and Morris fig
ured in a fast double play that stop
ped a rally.
The Edge Moor team put up a nice
game, but were unable 10 hit whom
hits meant runs. Their fielding was
A No /.
Well, goodbye, until next week.