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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-17
La indemnizacion de guerra. Ell Sultan
indignado.

indignado.
Tanger Noticias de Fez dicen que ell
gobernador, Busta Bagdadi, ha convo-
cado los notabes de la ciudad les
ha leido una carta del general Monier
comunlcandoles que tienen que pagar
dos millones de pesetas como impuesto
de guerra Tn moro rico, protegido ale
man, que concurria la reunion. pro-
testo contra la orden, alegando que el
y otros muchos como 81 eran conner.
clantes pacificos los que no Sc podia
hacer responsables de la situaci0n nj
obhgarles pagar las consecuencias de
unos acontecimientos de los que ellos
hablan sido las primeras victimas
La protesta cause tai efecto que la
reunion termino sin que Sc llegara a
acuerdo alglno. Busta Bagdadi Sc fue
inmediatamente a yer al general Moi
nler para contarle 10 ocurrido.
i4oS % IOldDltS, q Su NtL. st IIp~
ron Palacio a yer al Sultan lie di-
Jeron que estaban decididos no pagar
la multa que Sc trataba de imponerles.
pues 81 bien Sc hallaban conformes con
contribuir voluntariamente con donati
vos particulares para remediar la situa-
ci0n de las victimas de los sucesos. no
querian pagar la multa, que Ell el con
cepto EN- que Sc imponla implicaba una
penalidad por un delito que no habfan
cometido y Ell el que no tenian la me-
nor culpa, fueran los que fueren los. re-
sultados de esta negativa,
Muley Haid, que desconocia Ell alb
soluto el texto de la carta del general
Moinier y ell objeto de la reunion con-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-17
Fl Cine Tres BasAderas

Esta noche Sc presentara I'm proera-
ma exeelente, estrenandose varias pc
llculas interesantes y exhibiendose
otras magnifcas entire las que Sc pre-
sentara por Ultima vez ell Desastre del
Titanic.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-17

vocada por Burta Bagdadi, mostr6
grandlslma extraneza orden6 los
comisionados que no pagaran NADIA sin
orden suya.
Despues llam6 al general Moinier
celebr6 con el una larga conferencia.
reprochandole energicamente que ira
tase de lmponer multas sin derecho.
pues Ell, como Sultan. era ell llnico ple
podla hacerlo
La conferencia ha dado por resultado
ell levantamiento de la multa.
Ell million de ABIDE -Aziz
Con referencia a noticias de Londres
Sc Ma dlcho aqui que ell ex-Sultan Add.
el-Azlz tenla, cuando fue destronado
deposltado en- un Banco ingles un mi
non de frances Esta cantidad oued6
retlrada a petlci6n de Muley Hafd
que ~"lar6 que q tai million no ner+e-
nec'a a sa hcrmano. siro Il tesoro i'm
pernd los Tribunales ingleses han
oado IA razon a A6d-el-Aziz. quien. DOR
70 tarlo r.eupera IN million
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-17

PRlMEROSE :, la comeda deljcada
y encantadora que sigue, en- Ia Comadia
rrahcesa' una caIrera tlnica, ACADIA de
puDiicarse EN- la LIBRAIRIE THEA
TRALE, 30, Rue de Grammont. Paris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27
BARRY IS PINCHED
when SHIP
LANES

VANCOUVER. u. G., June zs.-~
The Australian liner ZeaIandia ar
rived here last night With one 81
the passengers under arrest Wire
less orders TO the police station or
dered the patrol 20 be In readiness
at midnight. and when the liner ar
rived Jim Barry. one Of Hugh Me
intosh's pugilists. was taken 10 tie
cells, where he spent the night
Barry was playing cards during the
soyage and was consistent loser
In one game he threw the deck 81
cards into the face OF one OF the
players. according TO other pas
sengers. and started miniature
rough house. Fourth officer Webb
camo along 10 find out what thu
trouble was and WAS badly beaten
up BY the pugillst Today BARR
VIA charged with assault.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27

The calling OF games by umpires
without good and sufficient rcason
seems 10 have been epidemic IN tho
Northwestern league yesterday. and
such a howl went up over the cali
ing OF the Taeoma-p Portland game at
Seattle by Umpire Tonan that an
Investigation will be made. and an
other howl won't 10 President
Fielder Jones from Owner Dngdai.
and Manager Raymond OF the Oh
anita over the calling Of the Seattle
Portland game al Portland By Un'
pire Van Halfrcn. The last men
toned was in tho form % a letter
demanding the DISCHARGE Of RIP
Van fialsreu from the umpiFing
staff.
Az Portland. the situation Ia q
nut shell was this. The weather
was threatening before the game
started and play proceeded on tho
say.ao OF Manager Nick Williams
nsg nlii James was veil on HIS say
toward a no-hl,. no-fan game for
Seattle. The Giants scored 10 tho
first inning. and not another run
was made. II started 10 driszle
early in the game. In the first Of
the firth frame. Shaw and Raymond
both landed on Pitcher Glrot for
Singles, and while the two men
werr on bases with no outs. "Hip"
Van Halfren suddenly called tho
game ON account Of rain
what the final result would have
been IL. o. course. aurmise. but the
action OF Van Haitren looked "a II
|it we're taken 10 save Portland
from a drubbing. rob Seattle aud
James Of certain victory. and side
track the defeat that would end the
Colts winning streak.
"fis the worst ! have ever sssf
during my sixteen years experience
In baseball declared Dng. and Il
IL up to me 10 make fight on such
raw DEAL
The fight started when owner
Dugdalc and Manager Raymond Ad'
dressed the following letter 70 tho
president OF tho league last night:
Fielder Jones. President North.
western League.
Dear Sir: When Umpire Van
Haitren called todaY's game az the
frat part OF the fifth inning he
committed an act OF great injustice
to the Seattle baseball club. II was
a most grievous offenae and We
cannot SEQ why he should not be
discharged for such bad Judgment
as 20 call Il Mt the time on account
OF rain. The people were stiil In
the bIeachers and not one player
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27
rnE SEATTLE sIruAr,on

tFNE &&Ff A& OIL IN fVfS
In the Seattle situation II appears
that Umpire Toman was reached
BY a little baseball politics. The
regular mnmbara OF tho talent bad
gathered on the stand and bleach.
ers yesterday. The grounds we're
In splendid condition from the
mornings shower. There was a
drixxlo NJ O'Clock. but hardly
enough to interfere with play.
No rain checks had been given out
and no one had an idea but what
the game would proceed. A,
O'Clock Umpire Toman announced
that the game vas postponed "on
account of rain" an official reason
being necessary.
After the announcement newspa-
per men aud others backed Toman
into a corner and demanded the
real inside info. on the deal and got
u. He claimed that the game was
called at the suggestion OF Owner
Watkins Of the Tacoma team. Joe
Cohn Of the Spokane team was not
near the grounds at the time, The
obvious reason for Watkins want.
lng the game postponed Is that be
IL desirons OF having the teams
play double.header on the Tacoma
diamond Sunday.
Toman practically admitted that
he would not have postponed the
game without instructions from
Watkins. as he personally would
rather have had the game played
instead OF being required to work At
double header Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27
Bees and Beavers
Play a Whole Game

Victoria and Vancouver redeemed
the Northwestern league by actual.
ly playing an entire game OF base.
ball yesterday. Ia which the Champs
won a victory over the Bees, 10 TO
s. Wilson started the twirilng for
Victoria, but got himself into a
cave In the fourth frame and Con-
cannon went In 10 lead the way out.
He sailed along comfortably until
the eighth. when a walk, Gervais'
double. Drinkers bingle and Brash.
ears homer broke up the game with
four runs.
Score by InninEsi
Vancouver ........e isooaot a-io
Victoria s....s-...a q 20 0 l. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27

0a SpORT NOTES AND COMMENTS

Tho Olympic games will start IN
Stockholm In few days now. and
you win find distaneoa measured
In meters IN almost everything you
read about them. You viii save a
good deal Of calculation aud un'
derstand what you are reading
about II you keep this table pasted
10 your hat. Il gives the approx
mate equivalent Ia yards OF dis
lance In meters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27
PERSONAL. SPORT
SPARKS

IA. w. Duncan, captain Of the
Marysyille team In a square spin.
mort. He says he was not trying
TO pad the score in their game with
Brown q Hulen. but that the score
was misunderstood over tho long
distance phone and the man IN Sc
attic got II II instead OF seven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27

Frank Ness. who has been play.
ing with the Botheil team this sea
son. was AT the ball park yester-
day, trying out for tho Tacoma
team and he shaped up well for a
first sack position. The chances
arc In his favor that he will soon
be wearing stripes-Tigsr stripes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27
2 SCRAPPERS ARE
TAKING 1T EASY

Los ANGELES. June 2es-aNo
entertaining for this champion" 70.
marked Ad Wolgast today from a
shady seat ut Doyles camp, where
he Is conditioning himself for his
July 4 bout with Joe Rivers VOL
CAST will do very little work until
next Monday when he will begin
boxing and road work In earnest.
Rivers spent an idle day Mt Ven.
leo. After a bit of gym work he In
dulgodsin a surf plunge. lie spent
the rest OF the day RESTING He
claims 10 be In the finest condition
OF his brief ring career. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27

had appealed 10 him 10 call the
game. Taere was some doubt az 10
commencing the game. owing 10
poor weather. but after Managers
Williams aud Raymond talked the
matter over tho former decided
they should play. "A they started
In doubtful weather the game
should have been finsahed under the
same conditions. They could have
played At least three moro innings
before the rain could have later
fcfed
Seattle Was in Lead
Seattle had one run and Port
land nothing. Seattle had two men
ON the bases In the nth and no one
out. and right al thia moment. With
out any appeal from Managers WI.
ilams or Raymond or anyone else.
Van tIaitren called tn. game.
Now Seattle Was ahead and
would have won the game had II
zone another half inning
"Sow what was the nmpirs'a Oh.
ject Ia calling the Eamsg Did he
want 20 favor Portland AZ such a
cost % Seattle. or II the man Ia.
competent We don't know, but
something Il very. very WRONG. and
~c. a. president and manager o.
the Seattle baseball club. hereby
protest against George Van h@strep
holdinK the position OF umpire ,
the Northwest league. GU n<
grounds Of lncompst.ncy 'wskbcc,.
fuily yours. l HFe
'TEsALEY RAYMOND. es
*Nanaxuf.i
sffk "A r.ffrfxaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27

Charles Thompson Of the Cen.
tennial Mills 10 rather impatiently
awaiting the arrival OF new Ma.
tional car from tho factory. The
car Ia the duplicate OF the one that
cleaned 'em all up on tho Indian
apolls speedway recently. and MIR.
Thompson ia going 10 enter the
speed events at Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27

Geo. w. Miller. manager OF the
Winton Motor Carriage Co. In Sc.
attic. IL away on tour OF innpae.
ton at the branches In Spokane.
Butte. Calgary and other points.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
AMERICAN


AZ san Francisco 2, Oakland \.
AZ Los Angeles 2. Portland 4.
At Sacramento Z. Vernon o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27
BOSTON TEAM
GETS A. BUES

Arthur Bues. leader OF the North
western league last year with the
stick and sensational third sack
or. who was grabbed from Seattle
at the close of the season by the
New York Nationals. has been pur-
chased by the Boston Nationals
from the Buffalo club In the Inter
national league. Bues went to the
Buffalo club on an optional pur-
chase.
Playing for the Giants last year.
Bues chung to the top rung OF the
swatting ladder, with a percentage
of 1862. He made "a home runs,
a three-base hits and 81 two-bag-
gers. His fielding average was .907.
With the Buffalo club Bues has
been cIouting at a 300 clip and Is
the fielding sensation OF the league.
Bues Joins the Boston club at the
end OF the season. New York has
received stiff sum from the hos.
ton magnates for their interest In
the third baseman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27

The effpes az the johnson.Fiynr
contest nj i.ss Vegas on the boxing
game has already been felt Tbs
United States senate has passed
the house bill prohibiting Interstate
commerce In moving picture films
OF boxing matches. The btu sito
makes Unlawful the carrying nf
parmphsrnalla intended for uHc IN
taking such pictures from one state
70 another. The btu has been aont
to President Tan for signature.
While pictures of boxing contests
cannot be called immoral, nor Ii
there anything In them that could
be classed an Objectionable. Il is
evident the bin was passed for the
purpose of taking a slap AT the
johnson Flynn affair. Throughout
tho South there has always been q
reyuisEon OF feeling whom n white
man and negro met In combat.
and the prohibiting OF the Johnson.
Jeffrlea pictures by special state
legislation throughout the greater
part of the country caused tho loss
Of hundreds OF thousands OF dob
lars To the interested parties. Con
gresemen aud senator's represent
ing the states where the opposition
was most pronounced against the
Johnson.Jefffiea films fatherod the
bill lust passed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27

At Washington so, boston 2-s
At philadelphia b-if. New York 81.
At Chicago 7. -. Louis o.
At Cleveland 4. Detroit 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27

OF course. Seattle fsns are glad.
for the Aakes OF James and Whal'
Ing. that they are 50 good that they
are demanded In hig league cofa'
pany. where they VII get more
money for their work. but no ono
can deny that u puts an nwfei
crlmp 81 the Northwestern leaFHe
aud ia booster fans TO discover and
develop players and then be power
Iena 10 enjoy their playing, It's
like feeding a COW for some one
else 10 milk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27

~ New York .. Philadelphia 2.
AZ Cincinnati 0. Chicago 2.
A. -. Louis 4, pittsburg 4.
At Boston 8. BrooIqyn 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27
~ winning his game 70, ,hs New

By winning hls game for the New
York Giants Tuesday, ltnbe Mar
guard annexed his 18th consecutive
victory. and he now has before him
tho chance Of breaking the old.titne
record held BY Lnhy. who won ~
straight Fnmsa. and Radbournr,
who pitched ~ straight victories
for Providence. A good many fans
have questioned Marquard's riEhi
70 take credit for tho recent game
when he went IN In tho eighth 10
ming and defeated Boston. Tbs
score was tied AZ the time. and of
fetal scoycra agree that there was
40 other way 81 scoring It. II the
game had been Lost. tho defeat
would have been charged 10 Ruben
and 20 he must have tho credit 81
Winning II. aa the rule works botn
ways. Anyway. he Ia making n r.
markablc record, the sensation oil
baseball IN the East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27

You may think that perhaps the professor
is little too enthusiastic. Yet you can come
to Eicrs Recital Hall on any Thursday after
noon and sec anywhere from two to three hun
dred people burst into storm of applause and
wildly encore and cheer--wlat? The instru-
ment shown in this picture. Sane people, too
Best people in Seattle. Not soul in sight but
this cabinet" and they cheer and applaud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27

Several mosoreyelists In Tacoma
have been appointed special Off
GERS 10 assist the police In enforr'
ing tho speed ordinances II would
be less freaklsh than much OF the
legislation that Keta past In Taco
ma n they would now appoint ser'
erai men With FhotEuna 10 keep an
ego on the special motorcycle 20
lice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27
The .sls Of James and Whaling.

The sale Of James and Whaling,
the Seattle battery, TO Boston, re
ealls the extremely rare. indeed.
quite raw, work OF the National
baseball cqmniiaalon IN DIVIDING
tao leagues into glasses, and inef
dentnlly ruling the Northwcsiefn
league into Glass G and the Coat
league into Glass u. thereby giving
the Coast league the power TO nab
the Northwestern players BY
means OF the draft. 8oston'a puf-
chase Of James and Whaling u
Just little reminder that he
Coast league Is deprived OF the
power To grab the two men. u Sc
attic should turn out the beat Class
G club tn the world. II would be IN
imminent danger Of losing III best
players 20 any Coast aggregation
which cared 10 make the steal. gis.
Ing In return the price Of coffee
and aInkera The Northwestern
league didn't suffer as badly NJ wan
expected last season through the
new regulation. but IL did lose fiIii
Lizard. the greatest keystone expert
In tho league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27
Another Shipment of These Wonderful Peerless Machines VIII Be Re
tibuion Commencing Tomorrow

This Peerless ma
chine. with "a Sc
lections. In quarter
sawed or mahogany
case. all complete,
for $3.50. Terms.
~ down and IS a
month. You are In
vtted to compare
{ h = instrument
with others costing
twice as much.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27

The explanation lies in the fact tnR
cabinet is merely the vehicle; and the co..
are applauding the original band-the cry
singer. 1t applauds Media. just as sne r.
fessor thanks her. The fact that Aen
Caruso are not here is their loss 40
crowd's-nor the professors. Nor : y
presence any longer necessary. They my
and come as they please, but then VOICE !
ours for all time. The new Peerless -
Machine gives us every minute detan'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27

IN. u DuGDAf.fs. IA
President Seattle Baseball Club. /"
Arizona republican., 1912-02-06
Auctions


 AUCTION SALES beautiful building lots. l one-acre tract, 2 two acre tracts also l Groom modern house with lots to be sold al auction on Monday Feb. 5th sale commencing at 1:SO P M. East of Indian school watch papers for further adds and In- dian band will furnish music for the occasion. Terms and description of property. Frank Whitten, owner. c. c. McMurtrv. Auctioneer. If AUCTION SALE-G20 \. First St. Monday. Feb. 3. at p. m.-Contents of S-room house. 1 dressers. 8 wash stands, brass bed. l brown bed, ] iron, , sets of springs, mattresses. Sl0. S12.5o; brussels. l wall rug. 6 brackets and pictures. : dining chairs rockers. ] ice box. cook stove, 9 heaters. 3 center stands. l gas plate a lot of dishes. a lot Of cooking uten- Sils, lot of quilts Comforters. towels sheets. pillows, lot Of spreads. lot of Swiss curtains. w w. Hutchinson. auctiOnoer. l
Arizona republican., 1912-02-06
Auctions
s~S~-~~~--~~~~--~--~~ --~~---~~~-s--~--~~- ANNDTNCENTENT

ANNOUNCEMENT
 EXTRAORDINARY a BIC AUCTIONS OF REAL ES-
 TATE IN ONE MONTH 1o-ACRE RANCHES. E T. . \ l. $ $
 AND BUILDING LOTS. THURSDAY. FEB, Sth: Four ten acre ranchuS and cattle and horses on n,w Black Canyon Road.
 THURSDAY. FEB 18th, for Salt River Valley Townsite Co: Business and building lots in Glendale. TUESDAY. FEB. 20th: on new Black Canyon Road near Glendale car line. 25 five and ten-acre tracts. THURSDAY. FER. 22nd, for Greene & Griffin: 36 choice residence lots in Glendale.
 THURSDAY. FEB. 29th. for r. B. Wise and ourselves: 80 beautiful lots in Phoenix. blocks south of the Capitol. Wise Addition Get ready for the big sales, attend them all. They will make you money. For information concerning any of the above. see
 E. ". GETSINGER.
 AuctiOneer Arizona Auction & Development Co.,
 36 w. Adams. If
Arizona republican., 1912-02-06

PUBLIC AUCTION-Four 1O-acrC ranches and $ head cattle. Thursday Feb s. at 1000 o'clock. two and three-QUarter miles north Of FaiI Grounds on new Black Canyon road Free lunch at noon. Cattle and horses will he sold before noon. To- acre ranches first thing after lunch These four 10-acre ranches are all in alfalfa, are fenced. and would be gooi orange land. Two of them front on Black Canyon road. and all are choice home ranches They will positively sell to the highest bidder. without limit; in fact must be sold. Terms
 5000 cash on each 10 acres balance to suit purchasers. Undue portion secured by mortgage at per cent interest Cattle are mostly Holsteins and grades. and are good milkers. coming fresh; 3 good young heifers soon fresh. and will prove money makers. Also four good work and driving horses Terms: on cattle. months credit on amounts over S5O; bankable notes to bear 10 pe- cent interest Cash on all amounts under s5b Sale may be reached by taking Glendale car to intersection with new Black Canyon road and walking a mile south. Everybody in vited. A good time for all who come. Arizona Auction & Development Co, SC W. Adams St. E. w. Getsinger, Auctioneer. W. c. TolleSon, Clerk. D
 AUCTION SALE-Tuesday. Febru- ary 6. at 1900 West Adams St, com mencing at 1:0O o'clock, sharp. I will sell at public auction, without re- serve or limit, to highest bidder, & rooms of high grade furniture, con- sisting in part Of: 1 Baby Grand piano, cost t950 new: l Square Grand concert piano; fancy oak dressers: commodes; two chiffoniers: one china closet; one buffet: one leather up- holstered parlor set: one upholstered parlor suite. cherry finished: three leather upholstered settees: two Nor ris chairs; six rugs, Brussels, Axmin- ster and Velvet rugs. 9x12 and IOxI2. cost $50 to ss5 each at wholesale in Chicago; six Exc Velvet rugs; four bedroom suites: one brass bed. cost s75 new; Solid heavy oak bedroom suite; one ten-foOt dining table. solid oak; seven oak lcather-seat dining chairs: rocking chairs: one gas range; one oil heater: one refrigerator; feather beds: quilts and blankets: all kinds of dishes and cooking utensils: lawn mower and hose; l all-purpose driving horse: 1 saddle colt. Kentucky bred: 1 Shet- land pony. The above property sells without limit on the above date: leaving the country. Terms cash. Mrs w. F. Boiling. owner. C. c. Nc Murtry. Auctioneer. m
Arizona republican., 1912-02-06
For Sale-HOuses


FOR SAIE-SSG0o brand new house. just completed. 6 rooms and bath
 suitable for two families This is close to business center and will bring good revenue. Can rent half for sej. $500 will handle this See Bright's Realty Co, 2S7 W. Monroe St. m
Arizona republican., 1912-02-06
Wanted-Help Female

WANTED-EXperie lady cash fer. must have some Knowledge of Store. ?
 WANTED-Nurse girl IA to l6 for one child. Address Room 4S. Gold Hotel n
Arizona republican., 1912-02-06
Announcements

CAR oregon Early Rose seed pota- toes. Cash for ranch eggs Wm. r. Crump Hay & Grain Co. bE
Arizona republican., 1912-02-06
For Sale-LiVe Stock

TWO fresh cows for sale. Enquire L. miles north on Center St. and Nir- Sini8 avenue
 FOR SALE-Matchcd team of bays weight 2i0O mare and gelding age ! and :. In good condition. sound and splendid pullcrs also heavy wagon and harness. See them mile west and half nilc south Fowler school. T
 FOR SALE-Fresh milch goat Price }6.O). By J. A. Messinger. PIP F.
 AGams St
 JERSEY COW-For sale fresh soon also household furniture. Inquire, 96i F. Van Buren St n
 FOR SALE-One team big mares, two big geldings and one mule. Alkire Ianch. Both phones. 2bp
Arizona republican., 1912-02-06
For Sale or Exchange

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-On of the finest alfalfa ranches i'm the va ley. Not mere land. but has a
 Weli-built 1-room brick house. mod
 orH. hot and cold water. wide halls ou-buildingS. Very large hay barn. Fine we'll, old shade. nice orchard
 an1 vineyard. In fact everything for comfort and convenience Will ex- change equity for Phoenix city prop
 erty. Bright's Realty Co. 237 ". Mon
 roe St. m
Arizona republican., 1912-02-06

BY OWNER - Several beautiful hcmcs in Los Olives. John A Lentz. First Ave tS Adams 1T