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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-15
NARROW ESCAPE FROM
DEATH IN WATERS

Benjamin Sslkield of East Mill
Creek narrowly escaped death by
drowning yesterday when the horse he
was driving backed wagon and all
over an eighteen foot emhankmcnt in.
TO the turbulent waters of Mill creek.
Salkield jumped from the seat and
escaped the falling wagon. Thick viii
low clumps broke his fall and he swan
to the other bank with only a scratch
or two by way of injuries
The horse Jared equally well, though
the wagon was demolished. Salkicld
was endeavoring TO dump a load of
rock into the creek preparatory to
building small dam. The horse
backed too 1ar and the hind wheels
went over the bank
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-15
SCHOOL TEACHERS
TO GET lNCREA'

The city board OF education
found a way to give the teacher
the public schools OF this city an
ali Of tho promised increase IN n,
The corps Of teachers for The SCI
year of 1913 viii be rejvca 9
teen and the saving thus cfieefsa
enable the board to give eaeh. edos.
who has been in the service OF ns
for n year OF more an increase o.
a wear. 1t was hoped to make "
crease 500 for the term as orsin.
planned. but the available tuaa
not permit. Each teacher VII 'nsr''
receive 81 less per month 5or tas
months of the term than "ss '''
pated. ,,v
No hardship viii be worked y
reduction In force. The poaIa
been notified that approximately J.
of the present staff of teaenen
retire after the present le,% -
thirty OF the number 10 oegin
life. in filling the yaesnel..S
hoard will merely select. e1opE.
bT;ng the number to within eign!.
this Year corps. The reduction aoa,as' ~
will give each teacher an asc,a r,s.,
Ss pupils instead Of 50 as :. NJ
and the service will in no wi'e =
paired. ,oor-sa thai 4
President Hammond fePssd IA q
telephone company has % 1ns.s ss,Snol 81
meet the telephones IN al .. s.ai im a
ings and furnish seTv,ei9 service irss rssr.
board fSaini"% viii discuss with rsprs;s1I,,si
oT oS"tf the "ta1 company terms for OIL Is'''
service after the preseue
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-15
QUESTION OF REWARD
SETTLED BY GOVERNOR

Gov. William Spry. acting as arbitrator
for the many claimants FOR the $500 re-
leading TO the arrest OF Thomas Earricl;'s
slayer. gave his decision yesterday. Claire
Gleason and s c. Wright. who found
Julius Sirmay, the slayer. in clump OK
bushes near the i<arrick home were
awarded $50. while Fred Kropf and John
+. Donlsan. who notified the sherin's Of
fee OF the Whereabouts OF the wanted
man. each receive 800. There were six
other claimants In addition 70 the four
successful ones. but tho governor ruled
that none of them was entitled 10 share
IN the reward
Sirmsy was convicted OF the crime and
is unoer sentence 20 be shot
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-15
ANOTHER PARK SITE
To Be PURCHASED
Property Is on Banks of Jor-
dan River Near Fifth
North Street.

The city will soon own another park
site, having virtually decided to pur-
chase a tract Of 2lH acres along the
Jordan river in the vicinity of Fifth
North street. This action was indi-
Gated at yesterdays meeting of the
commission, when George d. Keyser,
commissioner of parks and public
property, WAS authorized to have sur
yeYs made of the tract and have the
abstracts of the property examined
into.
This park site was offered the city
at cost Of approximately $4,000, Of
which onebalf is asked In cash Com
missioner KeySer had set aside from
his appropriation for the wear several
the block bounded by First South, Sec
ond South, Twelfth East and Thir
teentb East into a playground, but
property owners of that locality OBJ
iected to playground In the neigh
borhood and Mr.. keyser now proposes
to use the money for the initial pay
ment on the west side park site.
If the surveys and abstracts arc
found correct, the purchase will he
consummated within a few days. Scar.
city Of funds viii prevent the park de-
partmeut from doing much improve.
ment this year, but n number Of trees
will be set out and plans laid for the
further improvement Of the property
next year.
OF the 21H acres. 1874 lie on the
west bank of the Jordan and the re-
mainder on the east bank extending
from Thirteenth West TO the river and
from Leadville street on the north TO
short distance north of Fifth North
street, Real estate men pronounce il
an ideal location for a park and de.
clare the city Is securing real bar
cain at the 6uuTe
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-15
Chairman of County Board
Wants Official Auto High
way Established.
TALKS WITH GOVERNOR
Promises 10 Do All in His
Power 10 Push the
Proposition.

That Carbon county believes in good
roads As essential 10 the growth and
development OF = community and IN
tends TO establish them within her
boundaries. is evidenced i'm assertions
made YESTERDAY by Il. X. Mcdonald.
chairman Of the Carbon county com
missioncrs. who conferred with Cover
nor William Sprv and members of the
Commercial club good roads committee
and state highway commission.
Commissioner Mcdonald is cspcclal
is boosting for an official automobile
route between Grand Junction aud
Salt Lake. as part Of the great
transcontincuta automobile highway
now being established from coast tn
coast He has outlined a route by WAY
of Prize and declares that $1,000
would make the road second 10 none
in the west.
If convict labor is put on the
road. and | am assured that II Will
be done, the cost of establishing
excellent roads for official automo
bile touring between Grand June
tiou and Salt Lake would be com
paratively small, he declared
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-15
GRADUATE NURSES |
RECEIVE D|PDN
Eleven Young Women IL
plfte Course in rrair;.,
School at ST. Marks.
IMPRESSIVE sERvlcs|
Bishop Spalding Points D..
OF Women in Righting I'D
Wrongs of TODAY
'"F''EoolVE sERvIcy

With all the sol.mnl,y A..
moss which accompanies ,na, "'p'ssf1
as the completion OF a -, M 40 ss1
eleven bne, capable young ~, oguI
graduated last night frn,n S'asa n
school for nurses which /, usin|
OF st. Marks hospital. Tbs =. :" sdju1
vice OF the church which !, usf
OF evening prayer, was hs,s t. s
cathedral at o'clock. and As'I
accompaniment Of musIc ard
Fonhg women received their "2H
All OF the nurses Of ibo upo1>
I'm attendance at tho ,ersr,aS,
and rows Of the whlte-ro5ed Vs.
en- occupying the front =, ,Ls
FROM me foremost seats Inv ensi1
.I m INC class passed to tho alta. iIs '1sIn'
there thcy took tho solemn & n,ss ray 4
as The nurses pledge wbt.Le ee %
1" them by Bishop Z. S. S Snstd,r.as vas b
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-15

, lne Following Telegram from Colone
roosevelt. dated at Steubeuville. Ohio
Nay ~, was being exhibited at Roosc
,elt headquarters in this city yeste,
Hon. g. l.. Loose. Roosevelt head
G,uhrters. Utah Hotel, Salt Lake
Through you 7 want 10 say that
hope. the delegates 20 the state cor
yention OF Utah will stand With o ne
IN this fight for decency and for tho
i!Sht OF The people 10 rule and that
1tan VIII take her place among the
S1reat states OF Pennsylvania and
W. WaIt ,.. IN iAe east. OF Maryland and
Nest Virginia In the south of IIW-
n9is; Minnesota and Kansas i'm the
middle west, and OF Oregon and
Washington IN tho far west. Rv do
lng TINS Utah will strike blow
special interests and I'm favor ~
democracy, and viii align herself
N,th the great Republican states
which have declared Overwhelmingly
,tn ,pr tne cause OF progressive Repub-
lcanlSn. Wherever the people have
mad chance TO express thelr pref-
erencc for president they have a,ood
Win the pro5rcsslvcs for najo-itfer
rahsing from two to one TO forty to
people OF Utah were given the cb.rca
10 express their preference thromrh
preferential primary. they would
Icciarc emphat!cally In our favor
therefore hope that the dc,ee,tn:
20 tne state convention w1li DO true
10 Their trust and will represent 49,,
people ariEht. Good luck. '''
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
The Denver & Rio Grande Railroaf
company VIII run special train from
salt Lake City TO Provo. leaving her.
~ s;So clock this morning, and re
after the convention.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-15
Bishops Admonition.

AS the class stood boror. !,
Npalding gave a short adJTa,ns nin, ~
part. 'ie ess sdyirr
Anyone who has followed n. :.
ol modern thought can No, H.,
Impressed with The earnsst .rt,. Nv
VI women today to lake thslr ~
~ du =" 90 tilclr part in 5hanlns a
us"e,nS W OF nations. This carnss5-
~ purpose is nol. | tajse IL "a -
e,alnotlne for the rights Of va,.-
az lager desire ~ carry m h
wo'h ot ihe world. What can ror.
10 !" Hght the WRONGS thai =
ne made What can they As !,
,auT' ,"uniST' inc way In which men ~,
TIp p III Saiegu9rdlng human r,rsis|
GiilnS or men have besn a.
SuI.'cI iI ior years In preserving h.
hIt'olu' u'L's property rights to ;hs ~
XT SIcI and obstruction OF human risS,.
w o'',.n toda% can bring back. ~
rights Of human life. They ar
ing 10 preserve tho lives al ~
women and children. rathe, rh,.
preserve property rights. TbIs I.
is the age OF vour opnor,nrj,v ~
Know OF no profession which Il
especially a profession for ihs -.
eryatlon of human rights as n W..
in the exercise OF your profss,l'-
Won are prepared 10 give I'm Nm. f.
seit FOR the cause OF humanity n,
seihshncss flrst came into The va;
through women, and your profsrr'-
IS pre-emlrently ono OF us.fnlrs~
Your mission Is 10 be helpful. 10 h.
Ter those human qualities which 4.
men overlook.
AZ the close OF tha bisbop's brist .
dress the class ranged along Ina ~
and faced DR.. r. S. Bascorn. the rrs1
director of the hospital, who addrs-
them briefly before the class pIns T.
given out. speaking Of the pin ~
badge Of honor. but more sspscalIy
tdge OF service.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-15
MEMORIAL CLUB IS iUc y,
GIVE ENTERTAINED

The Menorah Sociat ri" a, the CAT.
will givo a variety shUsrlne shUm AZ
theater next SUNDAY eys ,avs apps1fsl
OF the club members hc e,ne prors.,.
amateur theatricals. me che headline
sh.eTsq%lH9 f5d Fli"dman viii agpes,s n ,saaIsa
bv Richard Harding psc,. sc,s vhich
Sssn cyli7aeSa Prepared are s,;d2 slIss P'IS's r.
sEit sET s@q cn1I,eG i'?S ?Ssess9l' sc54 ~a1ss Rs{
es@iSs Ssnnie sHs6irS s51,s and ~ Morals gsn
q Z be- sops cpne al'' In tour-roaunSa sna Psslps g
a ( &c cine. Lester Parker Par esr[ssISItioA sSn
nt,,y i'm "A gymDastc eN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-15
DAIRYMEN ARE GIVEN
NOTICE BY HANSEN

Willard Hansen. state dairy and food
commissioner. returned yesterday from a
trip 20 Cache county. where he Inspect cd
the milk being sold by the ds!rynien 10
the creameries and condensed milk fac
torioR He found that a great quantity
OF skinned milk was being sold and
found for;y-siI samples below the stand
ard In butter fat. which should register
30 per cent, One sample registered as
low aS Is. The dairvmen have been Of
ficially notified by Mr.. Hansen that uu-
less the milk s. brought up TO standard
will follow,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-15
Many Applications, A

The district court Monday Will hear
twenty Eight applications for CITIZENSHIP
which are now pending. After this hear
ing naturalization proceedings WI, be
held IN the district court on Tic third
Monday or alternate months. the arrange
rent being made 20 permit tho Unltcd
states examiner time 10 make his rounds
sEd return .or the next hearing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-15
Young Takes Charge

Joseph ~. Young. VINO was unt!i recent
ly al tho head OF the Morgan -Guggcnbeim
interests In Alaska. today will taEe
charge OF what are known as the North
Bank interests OF James j. Hill and asEo-
ciates This places him In practical con-
troll OF about a thousand miles of steam
electric and river traffic. Most Of this is
through mountainous country. and the
position ~ conceded 10 he a difficult
one.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-15
Route Partly Established.

AT the present time an official
route has been established across
the country as far as Grand June
tion, Colo For some time various
moves have been on foot 10 com
plcte the route through Utah. The
most feasible course, and that
which would require the least eX
pcnditurc to mako it a splendid
route. full Of advantages TO the
state. is that which it is proposed
TO establish by way Of Green
River, Castle Dale, Price and Col
ton.
The roads between Green River,
Castle Dale, Price. Helper and
Castle Gate, are in many places as
good Us are to be found anywhere,
while there are no portions be-
tween these cities not in fair con
ditIon. The road from Green River
TO Grand Junction requires i'm
provement But the establishment
of an excellent highway between
these citis could he easily accom-
Dllshed and the benefits of the
route would many times repay the
comparatively small expenditure
required
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-15
Embezzlement Charged.

John NJ Evans, a real estate man of
Price. Is charged in a complaint issued
yesterday by the county attorneys Of
fee with embezzlement OF 800 Evans
Is alleged 10 hQye obtained a power of
attorney from Elizabeth Nelson for the
sale OF property and failing 20 account
for the returns
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-15
Caught in Old Fake.

John Schafer Of Boston. who is en- route
70 Hollywood. Cal. stopped over in Salt
Lake yesterday long enough 10 be swim
died out OF SO by the venerable dollar
matching game To which he was intro
duCed by two confidence men whom he
met on the train. Schafer told the po-
Ice that bis friends offered To show him
the city. They took him 10 Pioneer park
Piled.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-15
IT, Hold Institute

prof. Lewis y. M"fr,sli the Asrssss
tension department. y nv Prof IN q
college. accompanies .eSh ~ lviu.- lssu1 Ss
Caine III. and Mlss wnere H,f|f|
night for Enterpti;ss' ,oday. tn. 80
Institute VIII be ne,u nm, IS Ss '.Dy ff,ess q
to bo discussed I'm, W Toononn'T
Livestock and iu INN ,omcfi'r'
instructors VII re'''"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-15
Plan Seems Feasible.

From Castle Gate. according 10
the plan, seven mile road should
be built through Willow Creek
CANYON to connect with the Col
ton-Vernal state road. From that
noint on, there is the state road,
which is as good as could be de,
sired by anyone and which could
easily be placed in frst-clas con
dition.
Carbon county has long boosted
and supported the route, believing
In It's Importance to the county
and to the state. Extensive traffic
and big money Will come over
such road. Eighty per cent of
the work necessary TO place the
route as hero explained In excel
lent shape would be in Carbon
county. The county shows where
II stands in the matter when it is
known that it will carry the cx-
pense itself of all necessary work
on the proposed route within the
boundaries of the county.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-15
Roosevelt TO Loose.

TotaI on e. hsllnl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-15

AS the class stood befors Ill.,
HPaiding gave short adjra,s ., ~
part. ess. sdyirf|
Arizona republican., 1912-01-07

GOOD BUYS for quick buyers: /
lots on Center St. 100x400. at half
tile price usually asked. A few choice
lots in Van Buren, Place at from $500
L. $500. easy terms Kensington lots
at 500 on easy terms-only few left
10 acres close in. will trade for city
property. s-roOm house. Evergreen
Addition lot, 100X235. terms to sui.
buyer, $500. See us today. Getsinger
TollesOn. Arizona Auction * De
Velopment Co, 80 w. Adams If
Arizona republican., 1912-01-07

FOR SALE-Watch Phoenix grow.
Phoenix is sure To- double in the next
years. get in on the ground floor
Look at these: 20-acre ranch on
Christie road. $500 per acre. - acres
or Tempe road. close i'm. $3.50 per
acre. 3 small houses. lot 100N2oo.
$3.50 5-room modern house furnish
ed. $1,000. 4-room new brick. S1100.
6-room new brick. $500 S-room
pebbledash. $1,000. Houses and lands
OF all kinds Terms To suit open
Sundays. NJ H. shelton. 217 West
Washington If
Arizona republican., 1912-01-07

FOR SALE. sSO00-A bargain in q
dandy little suburban home. Nice new
brick house with good well. tank, barn,
a.<d chicken house. Old shade, orchard
~ about SO diversified fruit trees, and
some in alfalfa. Close in, and one
block from car line. Owner will sac
rifice for quick sale, your terms
Bright's Realty Co, 237 W. Monroe
Sc II
Arizona republican., 1912-01-07
FOR SAlE-tANDS

FOR RENT-A ; and a 20-acre
tract. good location, close To town.
p O. Box 702 p
80 ACRES all leveled, bordered and
seeded to grain. Biggest snap in the
valley. Rich soil and "A" water All
assessment paid to date. VIII give
good terms. owner in hard luck and
in need of money-for this reason this
low price. Land across the road can
rot be had for less than $4,000 per
acre. This is offered for a few days
only at $4,000. Exclusively at this
office Dick Erdmans, 42-44 North
First st. II
Arizona republican., 1912-01-07

FOR SALE-4o acres alfalfa. north
west. In fields and i'm first class
condition for dairy stock or alfalfa
ranch. on corner. and very close i'm.
at $40 per acre. and $500 cash will
handle it, Look this up. BrighJs
Realty Co. 237 West Monroe st p
Arizona republican., 1912-01-07

IL this
a
Arizona republican., 1912-01-07
FOR SAlE-HOUSES

FOR SALE-Must be sold at once.
snap bargain; northeast corner Wash
ington II. and Ninth Ave. .ut look
1871: two-story portable house
owner on premises. Phone Overland
>307. bm
Arizona republican., 1912-01-07

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Arizona republican., 1912-01-07

FOR SALE-20 lots Los Cruces.
New Mexico. so by l25 feet. $40 per
lot. See McCabe with J. w. Walker.
2l7 w. Washington. =
Arizona republican., 1912-01-07
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.


II YOU are Interested i'm a este
near the best school in Arizona: ON
the best street-N Central AVe.-with
splendid shade trces-palms. umbrel-
las. ash: with double row of trees and
walk in front of property. This should
interest you. ] have two lots: one
2O0N400: the other a corner 202N400.
Ready To- be built on NOW, that /
am offering for few days at "a price
80 3 per cent below value and with
very little money down. Money is
no object want good neighbors.
Property must be seen To- be app~e-
ciated. Don't phone. come out SEQ
Valley Realestate Co. or Newland
Jones. owner Cor. Osborn ana y
Central SITS
FOR SALE-A real bargain. SO
acres in extra good alfalfa Well To-
Gated. for good cash payment.
$3.50 per acre This VIII surely
stand investigation See Groom. l.
North First Ave.
FOR SALE CHEAr-I6O acres OF
and, free water, 100 acres in alfalfa.
VIII trade for cattle, small payment
down. See McMurtry. office Is North
First Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1912-01-07

10 acres of fine level land north Of
-4lhambra brick-yard. for s125.0o per
acre This is fine location for a
home. Soil is first class, schools close.
and only AZ miles from the post
office. a good proposition for the
small rancher One-third down will
buy this
Arizona republican., 1912-01-07
FOR SkLE-REAL ESTATE.

This * a fine small ranch, highly
improved and wei situated. 10 acres.
S in alfalfa. with a good house. well,
windmill. tank and outbuildings for
SS3G00o. All fenced in small fields
WIN make an ideal chicken ranch and
you can keep a few cows. Located
west of the Indian school. We Will
make good terms on this property
Arizona republican., 1912-01-07

FOR SALE. Sl250-Large building
lot on North Center St Very close
in. the best buy on the 81 Small
payment down. Balance your terms.
Bright's Realty Co. 30 W. Monroe
Arizona republican., 1912-01-07
WANTED-TO PURCHASE
NTED-TO RENT

WHNTED-Part Of nicely furnished
E'use bv healthy young couple and
fourteen months old child. with SER
want. room. j T.. care Republican p
WANTED TO RENT-Desk and
desk room i'm good location. at once.
Box IS. Republican. n
WANTED.-To lease for wear 1872
a modern five or six room house Must
be near car line and must be reason
able. Prefer north or northeast part
OF the city. Address X. W, Republi-
can.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-07

10 acres of alfalfa for 100000. Last
Years sowing is a perfect stand. and
clean Located miles northwest of
the city. Good school. good neigh
borhood. and a fine road right into
the city Good terms on this.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-07

FOR SALE-LOt in fine residence
section, cheap. Higgins. owner Phone
Main 230.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-07

BARGAINS in residences. Ranch
and business property, improved or
uninproved Houses to rent.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-07

10 acres highly improved. all in al
falfa for s250O00 This is fine
home, has on it a good house. good
well. stable. corral and is fenced in
small fields miles from the post
office
Arizona republican., 1912-01-07
HOMES
500 10 $500 down
Balance Just ike rent.

HOMES
500 10 $500 down
Balance Just like rent
New 4-room brick .............. $1,000
5-room brick and -. acres. 5000
10 acres alfalfa. fruit, house. 1000
5-room modern brick. ........... 2l0a
GREENE a GRIFFIN.
12I y. Center ST II
$50 CASH. balance like rent. buys
a modern 6-room house Price only
S2l50. Groom. IL No First Ave sr
FOR SALE. S2s50-A brand new
down To- date bungalow. Five rooms
and bath. bulletin bookcases. buffet
and China closets. Nice big Window.
wide porches. screen sleeping rooms
and kitchen. dandy little home.
This is near the library and only one
block from car line only $500 cash.
balance like rent. Your own terms
Cult paying rent Inquire 237 West
Monroe st 7
Arizona republican., 1912-01-07
FOR FENT-lANDS

FOR RENT-1GO acres B land: 40
near Glendale. Good terms to right
party. =. .. Box 30 2-n
Arizona republican., 1912-01-07

Greene & Griffin Real Estate &
Inv Co. If
Arizona republican., 1912-01-07
FOR SAIE-lANDS

~~~>~~~~~>~>>~~>~~~~~~>>
FOR SALE REIMBURSEMENT 50 To
COO acres Casa Grande valley. signed
mp under san Carlos project, heavy
sandy loan soil, orange or alfalfa
land. 5000 cords wood on land. VIII
be worth 500 acre in ! year: forced
to sell. $500 per acre. 81 F.. Adams
st
CLOSE TO TOWN-lH- acre tracts.
$3.50. 2i.-acre tracts. $3.50. 2la acres
and modern brick. $4,000. 10 acres ana
small house. $4,000 The above is the
pick of the close in property. fine
soil, alfalfa. Very good terms Greene
n Griffin tr
CHANDLER RANCH LANDS-F'in-
est body of land in the west: $4,000
acres, under Roosevelt dam distributing
canals. CAL Phoenix office and learn
of lands adjoining Chandler TOWNSHIP.
$500 per acre. payable ten years, pei
Gent. interest. MESA IMPROVEMENT
GO, No. West Adams ST, Phoenix.
Ariz. If
FOR SALE-Twenty horse power
1871 Flanders. four seated. suburban
model. fine condition including tires.
run only 20o0 miles. $4,000. Clark
Carson. General Delivery p
Arizona republican., 1912-01-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FEMALE

Position as housegirl or
waitress OF work by the day. 446 +
Washington
YOUNG WOMAN would like posi-
ton as housckcepor for two or three
gentlemen No objection To- country.
Box IS. Republican. p
Arizona republican., 1912-01-07

FOR SALE-Strictlv first class
modern home, just completed. choice
location, on car line, terms. owner
SO y. 5th Ave. Phone, Red 9432 Con-
sOlidsted. BIB