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Evening journal., 1912-09-05
MRS. DRYDEN
MAY Be WITH
HUSBAND HERE
Young Bride Said to Have
Eluded Parents and Come
to This City m
YOUNG MAN SAYS
lie WILL WORK HERE

That the love of Marian Taylor,
THE fourteen-year-old Philadelphia
girl who married Harry c. Dryden,
who says he is "a years of age, in
this city on July /, will not be down
ed, was demonstrated today when it
was said that the young girl had
eluded the members of her family at
Melrose Park, Pa, and joined her
husband here. Dryden was held in
$500 bail yesterday by Magistrate
Lewis to answer the charge of per-
jury in swearing that Miss Taylor
was eighteen years of age when he
obtained the marriage license at the
office of Magistrate Buckley.
He furnished the security and was
released.
Mrs. Dryden is said to have been
with her husband at the home of
Charles B. Dawson, No. 526 West
Fourth street, wher they first rented
a room after their marriage on July
3. Dyden was seen there by a re-
porter for THE EVENING JOUR-
NAL, but he would neither affirm
nor deny that his wife had been
there with him. Dryden was seen at
midnight a. the Pennsylvania Rail-
road station, and il is thought he
was there 10 meet his wife, who came
down from Philadelphia on a late
train.
Dryden refused 10 give any infor-
nation concerning the whereabouts
of his wife He said that publishing
anything bearing on the subject at
this time would do him no good. He
added. however. that he was not try
ing to defend or shield himself, but
others were entitled to some consld-
tration. He said he would first dis
cuss the matter with his attorney
Wilbur L. Adams before he would
say anything further
Dryden said today that he intended
to remain in Wilmington for the
present at least, as he had obtained
employment a. his trade Of rigger at
the Harlan and Hollingsworth plant
If everything goes right" he added
Il will 90 into business in this city
l. understand thee is no professional
sfeeple climber here and that is my
business"
Young Mrs Dryden was at the
Fourth street house but kept out Of
sight Of the reporter when he called
Dryden coming out on the porch to
talk.
Evening journal., 1912-09-05
AWARD CONTRACTS
FOR HOSPITAL SUPPLIES

D.. Contracts for furnishing supplies
to the Delaware State Hospital at
Farnhurst until December were
awarded by the trustees Of the hos
pital at their meeting today. ]. ].
.Schrade received the contract for
bread at 3 is cents a pound: Erd-
man Holman. drugs: James H. Wright
Company, shoes and slippers; n.
Snellenburg and Company, clothing;
w. f. Frank, groceries, and John T.
Devine, meats.
Superintendent Hancker reported a
hospital population of 439 patients: /:
PA men and 1872 women. Five men
and two women we're admitted dur
ing the month and two men patients
died. Seventeen men and eleven
women patients we're discharged from
the institution during the month. The
amount received for board of pay
patients was $s49.SS.
Evening journal., 1912-09-05
NEAR PANIC WHEN
HORSE HITS CAR

A horse attached to the delivery
wagon of John Holzer became fright
ened at some object at Ninth and King
street this, afternoon, while Mr.. Hol-
ser was delivering goods, and ran
away at breakneck speed down King
street. At Seventh, the animal
turned the corner at terrific rate OF
speed and ran up Seventh street to
Market, where it crashed into Mary
land avenue car. The running board
Of the car was smashed and both
shafts of the wagon we're broken. The
horse was knocked down. but not seri-
ously injured. For a moment after the
accident there was almost a panic on
the car as many of the passengers
thought they we're in a collision How
ever, no one was hurt.
Evening journal., 1912-09-05
At COUPLES
ASK COURT FOR
DIVORCE DEGREES

Prothonotary Philip Q. Churchman
this afternoon issued the trial list
for the September term OF the Super
ior Court. which opens September 16,
with Chief Justice Pennewill and
Judges Conrad and Woolley on the
bench. Only two cases are listed for
trial. They are Joseph w. Morrow,
adm. vs. Albert Frankish, executor;
Robert W. Clark and George w.
Leonard VS.. David ]. Smith, Charles
Bennett, Charles W. Nickerson and
over the sale OF a launch.
Couples who have found marriage
a failure seek 90 have the nuptial
knot severed. While there are
/ twenty-three cases awaiting final
DEGREES forty-seven new cases are
listed for trial They are:
Sadie l. Dalton vs.. Thomas ]. Dali
ton.
William T. B. Kinds VS.. Blanche
Kinds.
William Thomas stidham vs.. Ella
Sudham.
Ene Minner VS.. Wallace Minner.
Thomas B. Lake VS.. Carrie V. Lake.
Mary r. Barrett avs. Patrick Z.
Barrett.
Ellie Smith vs.. wilford L. Smith.
Ida NJ. Crane Va. Anurew Horace
Crane.
Helen L. Hall VS. Frank r. Hall.
Christopher NJ. Mckenzie VS.. De-
borah A. Mckenzie.
Louise Mashman VS.. George w
Mashman.
Margaret McKeever VS.. Frank w
McKeever.
John S. Mcknight VS.. Eva Mas
Mcknight
Blanche Seymour vs.. Edward sey-
mour.
Abraham Hirschaut VS.. Mary Hrs
chaut.
William j. Hart VS.. Mary l. Hart
Elizabeth r. Mcbride VS.. Silas c
Mcbride.
Emma F. Walters vs.. Alfred W
Walters
Belle E. Davis vs.. Harry d. Davis
Annie ". Saylor vs.. Abraham z
Saylor
Elizabeth c. Point VS.. William L
Point
Margaret L. bchhiot W. AiAeN'i -
T. Dennis.
Bessie c. Richards, VS.. Frederick
II. Richards.
Mary L. Littrell. vs. Ernest H
Llttrell.
Bertha L. Michael. vs. JOSEPH
Michael.
Edna A. somers, by her next friend
Annie NJ. Taylor, VS.. Leon c. Som
ers.
Quimby.
Laura ]. Barkley, VS.. William O
Barkley.
Albert Baylor, VS.. Maggie Baylor
Marie Whitehead, VS.. Robert White
head
Pearl E. Reed. vs. Charles II. Rees
James K. Faulkner, vs.. Blanch
Faulkner.
Joseph II. Brown, VS.. Sarah Eliz'
beth Brown.
Greta McMullen Tufft. VS.. Leroy-l
Tufft
Henry A. Mcswiney. vs.. Mary NJ
/, Swiney.
Mabel P. Mcdaniel. VS. James ]
| Mcdaniel
Frederick walther, Jr, VS.. Eliza
beth NJ Walther
Ida c. Melvin, VS.. Franklin {
Melvin.
Evening journal., 1912-09-05
MANY HAVE NEW HOMES

Building Inspector Cassidy issued
several permits for new operations to-
day. Harry T. Reed will build two
dwellings IN the Highlands to cost
SS,700 each; John e. Healy and Son.
four dwellings at Nos. 14O4-6-s-1O
French street for Mrs. Annie Mention.
to cost S1,S00 each; H. Spirer. alter
ations at No. 302 East Fourth street,
for Max Keil. to cost $3.50. and Harry
f. Pote, TO build frame kitchen at No.
1921 Market street for Hiram. Cliet,
cost s145.
Evening journal., 1912-09-05

WEST POINT, N. Y. Sept. 5.-Major
General Thomas H. Barry, has left
West Point, where he has been sup
erintendent Of the Military Academy
for two years, and Colonel G. II.
Townsley has succeeded him. General
Barry has gone TO New York to take
command of the department Of the
Evening journal., 1912-09-05
is BEDWELL HERE.

Mayor Howell to-day received a let
ter from Samuel S. Bardley of Glou-
cester, N. j., inquiring for Joseph Bed
we'll, who was employed by the Ma
this Shipbuilding Company at Cooper's
Point Camden, n. j., until last July.
The writer of the letter stated he de-
hired to get into communication with
BedWell.
Evening journal., 1912-09-05
COPS GET STRUGGLING
HORSE OUT OF TRESTLE

Patrolmen Long and McKeown ear
n this morning had the job of their
nves to extricate a horse from the
efestle crossing the B. G. o. railroad
Efacks at Ninth street. The animal
Belongs to George Pierce, who lives
q Clayton street, between Delaware
Snd Gilpin avenues, and wandered on
the bridge, becoming fast in the tres
tie. The policemen came along short
ly afterward and managed to get the
horse on hard ground. The animals
legs we're badly skinned and bruised
as result of its struggles.
Evening journal., 1912-09-05
ANNOUNCE FAIR RACE ENTRIES

The entry list for the horse races
at the county fair on Tuesday. We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday OF next
week was made public this afternoon.
The free-for-all on Thursday, Lady
twelve entries, Bill William, Lady
Bess. The Kid. David NJ. Silver J and
DR.. Volman being the Delaware en-
tries There will be three races
each day. the total purses being
$4,000. The entry list will appear in
these columns tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1912-09-05

east, with headquarters on Governors
Island. There were elaborate cere-
monies when General Barry relin-
quished the command Of the academy
The cadets we're lined up and saluted
the retiring superintendent, and later
they fell in behind Lieutenant Colonel
F. W Sladen and escorted General
Barry to the railroad station.
Evening journal., 1912-09-05
CALL PREACHERS no MEETING.

A meeting Of the Wilmington MIN
isters' Union will be held IN connec-
ton with the Methodist Ministers'
Association next Monday morning in
Grace NJ r. Church A COMMITTEES
will report on an important matter
and Il Is urged that every minister
OF the city, II possible, be present.
Evening journal., 1912-09-05
TO HAYE SCHOONER YACHT.

George King. Of this city. owner Of
the natty power launch George Vixen.
sold the vessel to Baltimore parties
several days ago and is now in New
York negotiating for the purchase Of
a sixty-eight foot schooner rugged
auxiliary yacht
Evening journal., 1912-09-05
WHOSE BICYCLE is THIsl

Patrolman Elliott sometime during
the night found a bicycle in front of,
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton at Delaware avenue and Orange
street, and took il to the police sta
ton. No one has yet claimed the
wheel.
Evening journal., 1912-09-05
HORSE BOLTS
AS 7. R. TALKS
STARTING PANIC
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
FAIR GROUNDS, ST. PAUL. MINI.
Sept 5.-Seven men we're injured and
more than thirty men, women and
children trampled within few feet Of
where Theodore Roosevelt was speak
ing at the fair grounds to-day when a
runaway horse charged into the crowd
about the speakers stand
Colonel Roosevelt seemed unmovod
and raised his voice in continuing his
speech. in an effort to reassurs the
throng. The horse stopped when the
crowd in front was so thick that fur
ther progress was impossible. The
crazed animal then trampled those
nearest
Evening journal., 1912-09-05
PERSONAL.

Miss Reba Neher has returned
home from a pleasant vacation with
relatives and friends in Cambridge.
Nd.
Evening journal., 1912-09-05

The Wants are an ever ready
quick action means Of supplying
what's most needed at minimum ex-
pense.
Evening journal., 1912-09-05
Friends School
Fourth and West Streets

FOurth and West Streets
WILMINGTON, DELAY ARE
The oldest and largest preparatory school
IN The State. corps Of twenty experh need
teachers, excellent equipment thorough IN
atruction. Co.educatonal.
Courses OF study preparing for College,
Scientific School or Business. Graduates on.
tered on Certificate In all colleges that ad.
nit pupils on a school record.
High School, Grammar School, and Pri-
mary departments. A neW Primary Building
now IN course Of erection A we'll equipped
gymnasium Pupils enrolled a. any time.
Fall term begins September 10th, 1919.
For piustrried catslog. address
HERSCHEL A. NORRIS. A. M.
Principal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-08
DIES IN OBSCURITY
AT ST. PETERSBURG

the hotels Ia Milan. thAs son wunk -
81 Pstersourg with the Se5esG ct 60
deevor1ng 10 obtain come Ana0okna ooU.
pennAt3on for the tzaAtmS0G v1ieh -
father had rsosavsa. u 10 unAssuAood
that he did reosdvs some psoan1ary -
s1stance as On oct Of charity from tho
present Car. who aho caus>d ~
Withdrawal Of . charge Of fosgeey enA
fraud tor wh6ch At one moment he II
been arrested n the Russian oapatal.
with regard 10 the col Distant Pxanos
Guy de Ltsignan In Paris. founder Of
the Order Of Melusine and Of ST. Cath.
crime Of siniat. his raj name was
kalfa- He was the son Of an Armsn.
ten stonemason. and with his brother
Wa educated by pubAc charity e thu
Armenian monastery Of 81. IAsarus. It
Venice. Both were trained for the
prfestheod. and on . branch school Of
the monastery being established ct
Paris. they were appointed thArsho in
the capacity Of teachers. The echool.
however. became involved IN trouble
with the pohee and Was closed. The
two brothers thereupon made their way
20 Rome. from whence one went to
Constantinopie. where he became
archbishop of the Armenian ana Greek
Rite. There no was known - Khoren.
M. instead Of Kalfa, and died rather
suddenly. after being implicated In 4
conspiracy against the life Of sultan
Abdul Hamid. The elder brother. Guy.
returned to Paris. where he nrst gave
Ont that he was grandson OF the
Great Napoleon's AfaneIuke Yusun Bey,
WHO was killed q AusterlitD and subss-
Quontly blossomed forth as Guy do
LuDignan. Prince Of Jerusalem. Of Cy-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-08

e. heme e ~ H41A ~ 1egn -
ma pnston ue1GN1a. 1Ganpony eve1l1
Lvhen lGlso DDeoile Unna5DEeSe - 2
IN bf3de u ERNEST = nol1Wx1 ~
pax1ers wsss AeeeFAee4 wteh pahs -.
1eweES. the palms fosm3p8 - enAE =
from q whieh the eereneny 49, ~.
formed The hslAs entGed Via -
nrother. ora Hass1oreye. ~ vhsO
ehe wae given away. anl tho ooRomeoy
was performed ~ - ~. 9 9
Of Aichmond. IN the DsessoAe g
large number ef relatives ~ 0ssae..
me beaAo wore . wh3to eens1
gown with pearl tSiuan1neD 81 Q 49,.
dreas OF pearls, ana eAsste1 . ooaeoeS
Of Bride roses.. Miss HoaA HsselerevA
sistsr Of the bride. vas maid o. honos
and wore blue chl6cn over me
ana carried pink reses. TIE 49,
maids were Misses Jessie oeneA ~" ~
Inex Merrydew. Who were e9wesc IN
mink chiffon over mAssajine ans est'
yseA uank ehrysanthemums. The groom
was attended by W. 8. Apseomb - nis
best man. Lattls Morgan Grafton. pre-
cedlne the bride. carried the ring - :
Gala lily. Miss Sadie Rowe presioeo
at the plano, rendering the brtosi ex-
cerps from '.L,ohsngrin'. and Aendeao.
sohn for the march ana NTraumereT
during the ceremony. The Eroomsmen
were II. I. stith and Il c. HaSeieross.
The br3ds ~ the daughter OF Mrs.. =:
A. Haselgrove. Of Barton Heights. ana
the groom 10 the son OF Mrs u n
Moore, OF Itiehmond. and - wen kn,wn
In bustness circles In this city. Inn
mediatsiy altar the marriage Mr.. ana
Nrs. BALDWIN left tor Northern tour
ineludlng Toronto and New York.
nev sare6 song entitled The
Way" has just been recetved In hacnmonc
from the publishers. The words ana
music are by Mrs. Matte PeGram Kei'
lev. Of this city. Mrs.. Kelley. - Aies
Matte Pegram. was educated In Rch-
moud and hAs spent several year.
teaching. She has composed sevesG
pieces OF music, and musical people
in Richm ond are much interested In her
work. a. q composer. Tho Way WI
be sune for the drst tame IN Richmond
ON SUNDAY morning 1t the new 1onu-
ment Methodist Church by the con-
tralto. Miss Gladys Nallonee. Percy
Peay will accompany the soloist.
ynvilatssos Oct.
Invitations are out for . double wed.
ding TO take place It East End Bap-
list Church on the evening OF Novem-
Der ~. when Marion w. Woo1Ard ana
Mis- Lillian T. HUBBARD and Eweli y.
Hubard and Miss Mary 2. Oliver VIII
be marrfed
In ssA Ouf 81 Tswn.
Miss Anna Lee Peyton. Of The Plains
Fauauier County. Il the guest OF MI.
=
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Ling Affection Yielded
10 This Remedy

Any one interested IN the trea&menf OF
should get one Of the booklets
telling Of recoveries bys III. uss Of ESk.
mars Alteyative. Coughs. Stubborn CcIos
ana Pneumonia may be the beGiuning OF
more serious troubles-Eekman's Alternative
a the effective remedy. Read Mr.. KenAIy's
statement: Saratoga. =. =.
-,GeptIemen: Fer Ave or six years I was
troubIed with cough and expectoSafaon- !
also had Q high fever. Ny case was de-
eiared censumptien by my Dhysteiau- I
vas given Cod Liver OH. crsosote and other
uneeicines ali without benedt
AT Christmas time. 11oes was not e.
pecseA TO live. Csiifng Dr.. sR II. Mccarthy.
he sdviSed the use Of Eckman's Alternative.
wkjeh took With exceIlent results. and WAS
entirely cured have gained In weight
20 out In ali weanhefs and have had no
cough or cold whatever. give these facts
TO encourage others to use Tekman's Alters
tive"
(eworn AAidavitp JAs- ". KANALY.
Eckman's Alternative 10 elective in Bren-
ehiiis. Asthma. Hay Fever. Throat and
Lung Troubles and In upbuilding the systeni-
Does not contain poisona optates or habit
forming drugs. For sale by Owens 4 Minor
Drug Company ahd other leading druggists
Ask for booklet telling Of fecoverteS. ana
write 70 Eckman Laboratory. Phiiadelphts,
Pa. for additional Observation-Disclosures
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-08
SCOTLAND
Personal

-1l :.
Mr. - II. wilmer. Of Washington.
= . guest Of DR.. and Nrs. Armlseead
i. /. Wexford ct their home on Cathe-
a raj Place, Mrs.. Wilmer was tof'
- ierly Miss Roberta Stone before neS
N arriage ana 10 most pleasantly re-
m. embersA In Richmond.
Il 0eAeea Friday.
Major and Mrs. Alexander esoney
L. nisy had - their guests ~ 2 ne
ligk htfuI luncheon at the Commonwe1
CiuOlb on Friday. Mr.. and Ms. = !fvIns
Tho mas, Of Annoy. China. III. hCnss
- "a sanager Of the Standard OA Com.
n.nv@ Al the orient. with headquarters
"a Amipy. and Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
met Na:of ma .s6A6Ss Lanier while they
ee -. r.stN and Major Lanier
49,. A.s,.ta nj Attori> hey General OF the
pss,.snsn.. Mr.. II omas u . daugh-
- - rc,or.i NcKen bic. Of the British
amy. and - . very onsfns e"S
terestinE woman
neenske victims.
society here u much intels ~ ~ -
marriage Of Miss Matte Wnns :,
lor and willard James Armsons an =,
Houst6n. Texaae which took pie :. =,
Ws6rssdav eveening ut O'Clock a.
-. nome Of tie brides sister. Ma ".
r whitnsn. u Reanoks. The bride -
-. Aaurh1er Nc the late Rev. James
rsyio. .. - q Richmond. ana =
v,Aely rcaatsd 3thsoughout the Ssss'
Or. George MI xtss T.yior. o. 1 Tss
hon.. ~ da16orated entirely In pains.
Southeru smi5lax ard ferns ana ner.
"a candies wsssN ueed on the m.n..
The brssss VI Inns so. ns. rns sn
$500 q rcs4s point and duchess
a. and her iosSg veil OF Illusion US US
$1,000 v4th ckraaxs biossoma she
carrssd ! show4 bouqrst Of sf' q
800 IA niles oYf the valley. Ars. ".
= wn;ew.n. vhlo attended her sister
- aame 81 ncn2er. wore . gown OF
80 sns,mause naAe With an over.
Srees Of white Acs. ana sne es rs,.
ESsa,.sA was dover girl. ana
wore : vkits Ii1kserie dress with w.de
49, 800. ana kArried French oas
Sst Of plak bs{ The bride entered
the Aravtng rom with ner 0r0'ne''
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and Mrs. Robert e. Peyton, Jr., at their
home. 1917 Park Avenue.
Miss Cora winston. Of Minneapolis. 70
1t as East Franklin Street for the
months Of November and December.
Mrs. Maurice Miller. Of Lynchburg.
- the guest Of Mrs.. Henry Harris at
her home In this city.
Mrs. J. H Carlisle. Of Clifton Forge.
II spending week with relatives
In Richmond.
Miss Ella R Smoot. Of Alexandria.
IL the guest Of Mrs. Warner Moore on
West Franklin Street
Arizona republican., 1912-02-14
A LONESOME AFTERNOON.

Can be very entertainingly spent By
attending the matinee at the Savoy
tEeater. Some people object To moving
pictures because the continual. rapid
movement tires the eyes but they are
the people who have not visited the
Savoy. The photoplayS at this popular
house are not only interesting but they
arc clear ana large and do not strain
the eyes To- look at them. Afternoons
MI evenings
Arizona republican., 1912-02-14
olEHL HARDWARE COMPANY?

No. he does sell pumps but they are
not intended To draw water out of Il
well or inf ,Imation out of the neigh
bors-they are to DC pat on the feet
of bellies and beaus - extract 100 per
cent of fun out Of q waXed ball room
floor. AMI they do it every time If
they are bought at piehrs Shoe store
and worn by pretty Phoenix girl.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-14
SPRING GARDENS

Are delight To the eye. 4 comfort
to the stomach. and aid in the develop
ment of the soul. The raising OF one
builds up lie muscles, stimulates the
flow of gaTric juice, and gives one an
excellent appetite and 4 good digestion
Get some vegetable seeds ut Hills Seed
House ana get busy. 126 y Center
Arizona republican., 1912-02-14
For Sale Houses

FOR SALE 230o-A dandy six
room brick house. with screen sleep
ing room. on corner Of avenue, nice
large lot. with nice. new lawn and
Young shade trees: two blocks from
car line: shed for horse or COW:
chicken yard, etc. Can DE bought
for only $500 cash. balance. So per
month. including interest Look this
up. Brighus Realty Co, 231 West
Monroe st n
Arizona republican., 1912-02-14

Has simplfied the matter of keep
ing bicycles IL shape. it Is intended 70
keep tires from leaking and Is the in
rention Of III. :. GriswOld the well
known bicycle man who has been in
the wheel business in this city for
years Mr.. Griswold says he has tried
this plan for some time and IS perfectly
satisfied with the result.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-14

c. o. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ii
censed live stock auctioneer, sell sales
anywhere in the state at a reasonable
rate: see him before claiming dates.
Am judge Of values and get the prices.
Office - y. 1st Ave. Both phones. If
Arizona republican., 1912-02-14
For Rent-Furnished
Houses
For Rent-RoomS
For Rent-Furnished
Houses

FOR RENT-FurniShed and mod
crn. y of house. looms. strictly
private. $500. no sick. j f. Smith.
Republican office.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-14
Lost and Found

STRAYED-On Monday. Feb. 18th.
from my ranch opposite Indian school,
small black Jersey COW. Phone :. s.
Skull. Overland 1912. BIN
Arizona republican., 1912-02-14
Auctions
ANNOUNCEMENT
EXTRAORDINARY

ANNOUNCEMENT
EXTRAORDINARY
I BIG AUCTIONS OF REAL ES-
TATE.
IO-ACRF RANCHES. B I : y Z : s
AND BUILDING LOTS.
THURSDAY. FEB 18th. for Salt
River Valley Townsite Co: Business
and building lots in Glendale.
TUESDAY, FEB. goth: On new
Black Canyon Road near Glendale car
line. - five and ten-acre tracts.
THURSDAY. FEB. 22nd, for Greene
& Griffin: So choice residence lots
q Glendale
THURSDAY. FEB 29th. for T, B.
Use and ourselves: 50 beautiful lots
70. Phoenix, 3 blocks south Of the
'dpitol Wise Addition"
Get ready for the big sales. attend
-,em all They VIII make You money.
II information concerning any Of
e above. see
b. W GETSINGER.
Auctioneer
Arizona Auction & Development Co.
sc w. Adams If
PUBLIC SALE-WeGnesday Feb.
II, IL miles southwest Of Glendale,
or 9 miles on Grand Ave. p mile
west Commencing at 1920 a. m.
sharp. l Will sell 1t public auction 10
the highest bidder the following prop
orty and stock: 80 cattle, consist
ing Of 20 dairy COWS ODurhams and
H0lsteinS). i Of these fresh only a
few weeks past. balance coming
fresh soon. The above cows are eX-
ira mixers and fine individuals; 10
calves: Il large work mules, I t. 6
Years old. weigh 1000 to 1900 each: l
team horses. 20 hogs. brood s0ws,
balance shoats; dozen chickens;
farming implements. farm wagon.
moving machine, hay rake. harrow.
walking pillow. Free lunch. Terms:
All sums Of $50 ard under, cash;
over $50, q credit of months Will
% given. purchaser giving an APP
proved note bearing Ia per cent in
tercst . per cent discount for cash.
Albert Connor and Charlie Davis,
owners. G. O. McAurtry. Auctionecr,
Phoenix. AriZ. blk
Arizona republican., 1912-02-14
Wanted Help Female

COMPETENT woman for general
hnuseWurk overland. Rural Z0G
Glendale bm
WANTED-El Elderly woman To- do
houscwork. i'm family small wages,
good home. Apply hours II 10 =.
1912 T. Taylor. hm
WANTED Educated lady for per
mancnt position. Salary $1,000 first
year References required. Box 26i.
Republican DIS
WANTED-Lady cashier. position
temporary. Apply at New York store.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-14
Manifestations Female

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. general house
work. Cali Overland 200 at Glendale.
III
Arizona republican., 1912-02-14
Money to Loan

$3.50 TO LEND on real estate
security 405 Fleming block. If
We have a fund of money available
for loaning Immediately. II YOU have
good loan list it at once. Greene
& Griffin Co. 121 y. Center st. If
MONEY TO LOAN In amounts to
suit. on improved real estate in Salt
River Valley. or under Buckeye Canal.
No delay. +. y. Marshall. Lewis
Bldg, Center d Adams SITS. If