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FURS REMODELED

FIrRS CLEANED. REMODELED: Or
der work of every description; lowest
Say Fur Co. l22 Main 81, Wasaich
llsL MI
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MASSAGE

MISS HELD. BATHS AND MASSAGE;
competent attendants Apt, 29s Met
ropole hotel hooSV
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S74nn

Corner or Second avenue and ~
street, 5-room, modern. brick
home, paving. sewer and walks
paid. Very easy terms on this.
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S2oOo-N1CE MODERN 5-ROON. NEW
white pr brick, modern plumbing
cement walks, shade. $1,000 cash,
balance same as rent.
S32Oo-Nlce modern 5-room pr. brick.
good large lot southeast location.
$500 down, balance To suit.
S@900-Nicc i-room modern pr. brick,
shade trees cement walks. nicely
located $3.50 cash. balance 500 per
month.
i25oo-A nice s-room modern brick,
southeast loi 60N125 feet $500
cash balance SOS per month one
of the best bargains i'm the city.
s2000-Nodern 5-room brick. large rooms
reception hall. clothes closets. Ce-
ment walks; close 70 schoolhouse
and car line. $500 cash balance TO
suit.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO,
IS w. Srd South.
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Business and semi-business, in
duStrial and speculative, and res
idcncc and Fat sites in all parts
Of the city.
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BURT & CARLQUlST COMPANY.
Xn tu Main St Phones $50
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PHYSICIAN

DR mo NJ sPAULDING'S CASH
pian viii save you from 30 10 80 per
cent; ordinary calls. office. 81; home. g,
night. 50 so: conhnements. Ele; charge
aTCts regular fees. f05 judge bldg.
Phones. Ohice. 4757, ring ?. res. 49,
ring ]. hlSea
MANY BUSINESS MEN HAVE FOUND
THE Tribune wants OF :aestima ole
value i'm meeting business emergencies
thai arise from time 10 time.
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G. H. SEBER WILL MAKE SPECIAL
Inducements for the next 80 days for
those selling out at auction. See m" be-
fore making arrangements. Bell phone
soGO-S Oi26i
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On TUESDAY. NOV. II. AT 1880 4. NJ.
40. II Postofficc place, Just west i. o.,
ers. center tables side board. dining table.
fine lot dishes and silvcrware. ! bolt
ladies broadcloth. new cloak and over
coat. four quarter-sawed oak drcssers
with plate mirrors, I good iron beds.
bost Of mattresses. quilts, blankets and
pillows. wardrobe, lot good chairs cot.
heating stove, Kitchen table hammerlcss
and rugs, good wrnGer and tubs,
liuOlcun, etc, etc.
ALSO ON WEDNESDAY. NOV. u.
NJ 1890 a. m. No. s. rear Of 33S T. Sec
ond South St, p1rlor rockers, center
tables, rugs and carpets. solid brass bed
drcsscrs. Iron beds wardrobe. cupboard.
cot. l1, Nucleum. : heating stoves, GaH
range. steel range Kitchen utensils, etc.
Is y ANDREWS. Auctioncer
oil 2DI
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- rooms, nicely furnished transient To-
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRovED
a NICE MODERN HOME

y NINt- hGD.ftN FtVaF-,
desirable location. white pressed brick.
, rooms INT floor. : rooms second nocr:
hkrdwood hoors. rrIantels. tiled bathroom,
corner, eouth and east frontage; 3N1t
Tcds. iron fence. cement walks, Eooc
lawn front and back. shade trees; every
thing In iiEst class condition. See owner.
lOll Aewhouse bldg. Bel 95ls or Jlls
u-7ss
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LOOK On Capitol hill We have A
'-room modern bungalow which we are
going 10 sell this week This property
can be purchased for $4,000. $1,000 cash /:
When' The capitol is finished we will sell
this property for S650O.
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

WESTERN FOUNDRY & STOVE RE
pair Works Castings made for anv
stove Water Jackets cleaned. All makes
OF water Jackets for sale We make a
speciality OF furnace CRATES and repairs.
Rear 53l So. State ST. Telephone ii7i.
rl793
Innings, CRATES AND WATER
Jackets ALI Tuakss g. u. Lovett Foun-
dry, 44 North eth West. Bell 2Jof-k. Ind:
S3is mcT3o
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- noOp HEAD sEM - -, ~
|rNrsTlc phUs y new: viii sacrifice iop =
~. T.i0. Tribune. -
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Ivoins, housekeeping apartments
elcEantly furnished: rooms All rented
rent only S.5. this l. fell sale; any
redsohse.e otter will be accepted.
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4, s,tEEr-AuToMoBu,us

;2SsAse' %. olSwo SECOND. HAND.
81 ronait,nno horsepower Bucks IN
To Co. Ltd. nesss
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lIALLORAN-JUDGE LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY,
fhones SO 200 Main.
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rooms. nicely furnished: rent So. 50:
FS'9' woo cash balance So month.
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FURNITURE OF s-RoON NorEpN
house. cheap buyer can rent mouse II
desired. 90 So 9th East. Wasa,ch
7'V'- n2S07
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southeast 5-room modern BUNGALOW
hardwood floors. fun basement: lot 50x300
ieet; we VIII sell you this home for $4,000
above. -
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BETrILYoN HOME BUILDERS co.

BEIIILNON HOME fllJDEh0 "
CONSIDER THESE OFFERS.
TO TRADE Beautiful fruit and chicken
ranch 4 3-j acres. fine water right.
G-room house. city water. electric
lights. irelephone trade even for
city lots: $3.50.
northwest. 500: s lots near 5th East
drive. $215 each: ono lot. io-foot
front southeast. S275: 10 per cent
cash as hrst payment secures any or
these, balance on TERMS 10 suit.
We will build YOU a cosy home ON
any OF them easy terms.
HOUSE SNAPS-Ncw modern t-roon
bungalow. $3.50: 500 cash, bal SIS
per month.
New pr brick bungalow. rooms
faces cast on nth East, $500; 5000
cash. $50 pcr month.
WE WRITE FIRE INSURANCE.
EETTILNON HOME BUILDERS co"
fO-i2 II. Third South Street.
Bcll 1850. Ind. "ls.
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i"ons elegantly furnished brass
80. 49, 1Nnllnsier rugs. solid oak dresserS.
paid S2loo: win accept any rSa,onsSis
ouer. VIII make "A big sacrihee.
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Hotel. 50 rooms. steam heat rro,,,i,.,,,
corner: clears about se0o per month.
price $4,000; VIII take small cash psv.
ment or VIII trade FOR real estate
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A FEW SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Act quick.

A FEW SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Act quick.
5000
l4th South $50 cash and SO per month.
ssI5
Neat 3-room frame house near Ord East
and 1lth South; half cash.
$1,000
For 3lXlo rods, with two houses, one
Groom brick the other a Broom adobe:
the lot is worth the money; It's located
near lst West and End North; terms can
be arranged.
For 2 dandy 5-room modern bnnealoT
near 10th South and 9th East, $500 cash
balance monthly payments.
brand new 5-room modern white
pressed brick bungalow, beautifully
finished and we'll constructed: lot foNi5I
feet TO alley; located near 9th East and
9Th South; can be bought on easy terms.
A splendid eroom modern cottage, near
'th East, on Brigham street. has all mod
ern i~@rovenlents including furnacei lot
2tHs rods, and all assessments paid.
$4,000
On Douglas ave. beautiful 5-room
modern brick bungalow. with hot water
heat. large lot; terms can be arranged.
Many, many others.
We write Are insurance.
A. RICHTER.
13 South Main St Phones s4l.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MISCELLANEOUS

--,.---..-
"Fh-ClAL SPECIAL SPECIAL.
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TYPEWRITERS
ESTATES MANAGED

ESTATES MANAGED WITH EXECt'-
tive ability. !. G. Meyer. 4oT McIu'yrs
Bldg ol0IP
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SEE JONES.
l0-acrc farm. with all kind OF i'm
house. barns. $3.50
Ss-Rcrc farm; lot Of chickens. hogs,
COW, team, implements; orchard $4,000.
6o-scTe farm: house. barn. outbuild-
ings: good water rights: only $500.
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NEW BUNGALOWS.
A BARGAIN HOME. ( ROOMS. FOR
ga z

Large lot. most rapidly growing locality
In perfect repair. near 9th u. on Sherman
ave. Dust south 81 10th So), worth
1880 For quick sale we can let this
go for 1880 on easy terms, $3.50 down
and easy monthly payments Ike rent.
Why pile up rent receipts? Tho lot alone
Is worth 5000 Call at once. This Is
real snap.
FUTILE BROS. co, 1855 so. MAIN.
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some extraordinary values which win
interest parties with n little ready cash
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Auction OF 100 of the Arst chance and
PICK OF lots IN tho new townsltc--
ROCKFORD. IDAHO
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PAPERHANGING

WE DO PAPERHANGING CLEANING.
paintln- i!nung: work guaranteed;
Phone 5oli-K. o."
81 pEp ROOM AND FURNISH PA
per. Ernst Sturm. shop IzS West Isl
south Ind. iii3s oi0Sp
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new, high-class, completely modern
house on Capitol hill.
Homes Of all kinds In all parts of city.
Terms or trade the above come in
and got the location,
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JOHN JONES.
@02 Security & Trust Bldg.
Bcll iIe9. Ind. 20i6; 1915.
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OSTEEEOITS ZIG AUCTION SALE,
Nov li at 622 SO. Main; steam heat
rooms furniture.
Friday and SAT. Nov l7-1S, at No. rs
w md So, office and stationery supplies:
o13io
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HAT FACTORY

~-~~~-~~-------~---~~~ -~~~-----~~----~-~-~~--~-~~-.-
MEMS HATS CLEANED AM
blocked. Panamas n specially cajI
Lake Hat Factory. "a z. LIST South Pnons
1877. ollSs
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DOwSE & MORRIS
So South State.
HOMESTEAD LANDS

GOVERNMENT WINS: COURT De
cision In great land suit against South
crn Pacific; 10000 claims. average value
$4,000 each total $40. .000. .000: N YOU
are an American citizen and wish TO use
your right 10 one OF these claims. write
A. once. Douglas County Abstract Co.
Roscbur Or. o862
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SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST
COMPANY
"BJ l.DERS OF DURABLE HOI' SIS. ."
NO. 81 SOUTH MAIN STREET
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VIII sell at a sacrifice price of 5000
with $4,000 cash and the balauc. arranged.
For further particulars address A-4o.
Tribune. ola2f
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL TE-IMPROVED

lLALLORAN-JUDGE LOAN q TRUST
COMPANY
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FARMS AND ACREAGE


II ITS FARMING LAND OR ACRE
age you want. see X. z. Anderson Co.
35-J1 Richard street. d35l5
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PAINTING AND DECORATING


THE PHILIP DERN co. HAS RE
moved TO llTi West @nd South 81.
Dooly block oSV
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

MAN LEAVING CITY WILL SELL
team. wagon and harness, cheap. J02
South state ST. ol273
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE-.FURNITURE


kNtTSFORD FURNITURE SALE"
Everything in The hotel will be offered
at private sale. There are many thou.
sand dollars worth Of carpets. rugs, i'm
ported china. siverwere, bedroom mar.
Tor and Kitchen furniture n1tures and
showcases. Everything used in a hotel
IL VIII pay those living out OF town
to visit this sale. Sale from 3 a m. 10
D. m. daily. oloS
FURNITURE OF s-RoOM MODERN
house. cheap; buyer can rent mousse n
desired So So. 9th East. Wasa,ch
7su'-N- n2S07
WOULD YOU TRADE SOME ARTICLE
OF household furniture would you like
20 realZs cash for something OF value
ior which you no longer have use7 DO
capital; or skilled worker or are YOU
IN need OF employment? Would you bel-
Ter your position. would you like to de-
vote your spare time 10 some kind OF
profitable work? All such opportunities
may be met by Want Advertising
FOR SALE. SIX ROOMS or FTTRNI-
ture and house for rent 3ss SO. lat w.
/ ROOMS OF FURNITURE FOR SALE.
cheap. Apply 6l5 T.. 4Ih South. o9qT
SPLENDID FURNITURE OF S-RooM
apartment; rent $3.50. 81. Regis
apartment ol0sg
RANGE. sIDEBoARD. TABLES,
chairs and other household goods i2i
East 4th South. l532-k. ollgs
TWO LARGE LEATHER CHAIRS.
suitable Tor living room or office:
two large rugs, library table writing
desk. chair 10 match; bedroom suite with
solid brass bed, also n few other pieces;
all ilne furniture and In good condl-
ton Phone Wasatch 2539-N. o13Ol
DINING ROOM TABLE BRASS BED.
medicine cabinet, lounge For sale
cheap. IS North End West. ol222
4 ROOMS FURNITURE $40. MODERN
house for rent. 3i6 University ave.
Ind. 1921.
FINE FURNITURE OF S-ROOM FLAT;
rooms arc constantly occupied will
sacriitce same on account Of having to
leave city Call at once. No. Emery
apis. cor. State and First ave. olSs5
HORSES AND VEHICLES
CHEAP. ACCOUNT LEAVING CITY.
gentle driving, gated saddle horse.
buggy. harness. Both phones ia n3325
FOR SALE-GOOD HORSE. MCOY's
stables o91i
MAN LEAVING CITY WILL SELL
team, wagon and harness, cheap. 503
south STATE ST. ol-'S
BEAUTIFUL BLACK I-Yt.AR-OLD
Hamiltoniau mare rscehorse stock:
also heating stoves. $50 aud 50, $50
So. 10Th West. ol2Ji
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SHEET METAL WORKS


COTCHMAN * CO. DEATlNS AND
shect metal works. All kinds Of furnace
repair work. 23S South West Temple.
n2220
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CHIROPODIST.
DRESSMAKING


MRS. z. NJ WILL. FASHNloNABlE r.
dressmaking. 275 SO. Main. Ind phonS
1895 n3i0S
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

BANK BAR STORE AND OFFICE
fixtures: special designs submitted on
application. household TsfrigeratoTs, BIZ b.
Hard and pool tables. bowling alleys and
Brunswick Bake -Collendar CO.
$50 70 100 South fih West Both phones
45S atoss
Arizona republican., 1911-08-12
THERE ARE WARMER PLACES
THAN SALT River VALLEY
All The Continent of Europe in a
Heated Blanket

| All Phoenicians who are travelling
on the continent, in writing to their
| friends agree on one thing; that the
weather is much more nearly I'M
| bearable there than it ever was in
the Salt River valley and that resi-
dents say il is hotter than it has
been for many years. Testimony to
this effect Dis Joined. in by DR. Win
Wylie in writing to a friend. DR. Wy
lie and Mrs. Wylie are at Vienna in
the course of a tour of Europe for
the double purpose of enjoying a
honeymoon and of learning what has
lately been accomplished in surgery.
They had previously visited the great
hospitals Of London. Paris and Ber-
lin.
In his letter. DIR. Wylie says: This
is a Phoenix day, the warmest day
in ten years IN this section. This is
& most beautiful city of 2,25O,O0O peo-
pie. II was founded before Christ
The opportunities for surgical study
are the best 1 have found on this
side of the Atlantic. The material
for operators is unlimited The char
ity hospitals are exceedingly large,
one which we visit daily having be-
tween 1000 and 5000 beds The
work here is good. Some operators
of Paris are better perhaps than any
we have seen here. but they are men
who devote a lifetime to one small
part of the surgical field. The Oper-
ators here are not as solicitous for
the welfare of their patients as they
are for the instruction of their stud
ents. We saw a great deal of ex-
cellent work in Berlin but we found
the opportunities for the visitor moth
ing in comparison with London, Par
is or Vienna. Would like very much
to have a look in on Phoenix friends
today"
Arizona republican., 1911-08-12
BANDEAUx.

The newest bandeau is simplicity It,
self, made of a piece of ribbon velvet
embroidered in the Greek key pattern
in dark cofored beads for day wear
while in the evening the embroidery
is of gold paillettes or mock diamonds
which glitter with every movement OF
the wearer
Other fashionable styles of hair de-
coration include the Juliet caps in gold
or silver net with little tassefs hanging
over the ears; bandeaux of metal rib
bon with bright colored ribbon twisted
down the center and caught down with
little rosettes at the sides and bandeaux
with large cabochon in the center.
For the young girl the prettiest de-
coration is the simple ribbon drawn
through the curls and puffs and tied
with butterfuly bow on the side. There
is note of simplicity in it that is en-
tirely lacking in the others.
Ribbon can be threaded through the
hair with a flat bodkin and then tied at
the back or on the side,
Arizona republican., 1911-08-12
EXPANSION OF CEMENT INDUS
TRY

The total quantity of Portland, natu-
raj and puzzolan cements produced
during 1910 was 76,934.675 barrels. val
ued at s6s.052,771. This was an in
crease of 1924, $50 barrels, or 1873 per
cent in quantity. and of s14,442,20S, or
26.9 per cent in value over the figures
for 1909. The increase in quantities Is
one of the largest ever recorded. and
the fact that the Increase in value was
propOrtionately higher indicates that
trade conditions were slightly more
satisfactory than during 1909.
Portland cement constituted the main
item in this output. the total for the
year being 75.6s9.4s5 barrels. valued at
s67.5O6.479. This quantity is equivalent
tot 1884, 430 long tons, valued at s526
a ton. 1t approximates AZ per cent of
the quantity of pig iron produced In
1910. The average price per barrel in
1910, according to the figures reported
to the survey, was a trifle less than
|S9.2 cents. This represents the value
of the cement in bulk at the mills, in
GLIDING the labor cost of packing. but
not the value of the sacks or barrels.
The prices ranged generally between
1871 cents a barrel in the Lehigh dis
trict and s1.3S on the Pacific coast.
While the average price for the whole
country increased from S1.3 cents in
1909 to nearly S9.2 cents in 1910, with
corresponding increases in the eastern.
central, southern and western districts,
the average price in the Pacific coast
states dropped from 152 tot s1.3S, q
decrease of IA cents a barrel, due, no
doubt, to the advent of new mills In
California, the Rocky mountain states
and western Texas, and to the inceased
capacity of other plants supplying the
coast territory, where attractive prices
have hitherto prevailed.
The number of producing plants in
creased from 10S in 1909 to 10 in 1910,
but the total number of rotary kilns
in operation decreased from $50 to 900.
The figures indicate, however. that the
proportion of large kilns is increasing,
All kilns 100 feet or more in length be-
ing reported in 1910. U. S. Geological
Survey.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-12
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, MORNING. AUGUST H.

This wool work which is becoming
the fad requires especially close atten:
ton on the part of the doer. because
the foundation is coarse canvas and
every stitch must be counted or the
design won't come out right. And
when a woman is saying to herself.
One, two. three, four" naturally she
can't be saying, out loud or otherwise:
"Oh, did you hear that young Mrs. s.
Is contemplating a trip to Reno?" 1t
Is on this fact that the hopeful observ-
er bases his hope
This wool work is an oldtime art,
much in favor with the danes of yes
terday. 1t was counted almost sinful in
those times to waste the moments in
merely talking-sinful for a woman
that is. Every woman kept some pick
up work to turn to When visitors came
and her hands flew as she listened to
the news her friends brought Doubt
tors to needlework accounted for the
fact that there was less gossip in
those days-if there was less gossip in
those days. Anyhow, people who are
fond of extolling the good old days"
say there was. and it is respectful to
believe that it's true
There are some charming designs for
this wool work on canvas-some which
give the completed piece almost the
of tapestry. The pretti-
est designs are French and are hard to
get in this country. one slave of the
art inveigled friend who went abroad
recently for a short trip to smuggle
some in for her. and now she has
enough to last her a year-designs
which she raptuously says. are "chic,
tres chic"
In way it is nervous work. for the
slightest mistake makes the whole de-
Arizona republican., 1911-08-12

Anna NJ. Reynolds and husband I,
Elida r. Rowe. deed to 10 L. 20, "a, 25
Herberts Subd.
Led b. Baron to Walter B. Lewis
deed to lots 9 and 10, Block n
Evergreen Addition.
w. II. Wilbur to Tempe Nationa
Bank. deed to n. 25 IT. of S. 5S #. lo
4, block west Tempe.
Teeter Bros. Inc. to w. H. Wilbur
deed to Same.
o. /. Loeb. ct al to Carl E. Hull
deed to lot Is. block AZ, West Capt.
tol Addition.
Warren Ollie and wife to ID. La
plante. deed to NV 4 SW. u Sec 2g
IN De.
]. j. Maxwell to S. and G. Graham
deed to lot 4, block "B" Richmond
Place.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-12
THE END OF GOSSIP.
Women Who Count Stitches Can't Tall
Scandal.

A halcyOn time is about to dawn in
New York society. Women are going
to quit gossiping. This is the delight
full conclusion deduced by a hopeful
observer from the fact that women are
taking to wool wOrk-the kind that is
used to make cushions for chairs.
Elizabeth Barrett Browning made
some scornful, if rhythmic, remarks in
Aurora Leigh" anent fancy work,
showing that her opinion of women
who spent their time embroidering
footstools for men to stumble over and
things like that wasn't very high. But
if fancy work can lessen gossiping it
has it's uses.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-12

The proposed shipbuilding yard near
La Plata, the concession for which
was granted to Vickers Sons & Max
i'm, is about to be constructed. 1t Is
expected that the yard will be in full
working order in two years, and that
the company will be able to undertake
repair work in Is months. The dry
dock will be able to accommodate
steamers up to $4,000 tons gross. and
will be $50 feet by 100 feet in dimen-
sion
Arizona republican., 1911-08-12
VOL. xxi. NO. So.

sign go wrong. Sometimes the mis-
take is not discovered until some dis
lance has been traversed in the work.
and then all the stitches must be
picked out carefully back to where the
error was made.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-12

new company has been formed re-
Gently in Bangkok for cotton growing
in Siam. A vast area is being opened
up for the purpose at Tap-Quang.
district about half way between Korat
and Bankok The crop already plant
ed is thriving wonderfully,
Arizona republican., 1911-08-12

Tho following b the record Of
realty transfers in. the office of
the county recorder yesterday,
as reported by the Arizona Alb
straet e Title Co, ia West
Washington street.