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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-17
WIN UNDISPUTED
CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE WEST
Defeat Minnesota, A to 0,
Getting the Jump on
Heavy Opponents.
By international News Service.

by international News Service,
n MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Nov. Ia
IN Wisconsin returned TO ita own
fN Ion the gridiron today. The
Nv II greatest Badger eleven that has
stepped onto srldiron since
the Days OF Juneau, Denver, ODea
and Cochems and other heroes OF a decade
ago, trampled Oh Minnesota northern
giants. IA 20 o,
BY their victory the Cardinal boys
claim TO the championship of the west,
the first In more than dozen years
The play OF the eleven. many claimed,
was even s9appier otn than ,odl that of ths the
which disputed with Michigan the claim
to the western heroes. Today's victory
for Wisconsin makes the score. between
the Badgers and Gophers stand: Minne-
sofa, il gaIrles won; Wisconsin. o games
won, tiad. 9 games.
1t was y case OF superior dash win
jump jump on Williams 5 men in the second
quarter. and before tho ponderous Go
piers had thoroughly awakened the score
board showed il points for Juneau's men.
down and q moment later Gillette kicked
goal A few minutes later. Hneffel made
the second touchdown and Gillette add
ed the point for gonl.
The rest OF the game was fight on
the part of Wisconsin 10 hold its adyan-
tage. When the final whistle showed
IIlUTeSOld sCDfeleoS, t'du6er d'p'uH "iio
had followed ODea and his fellows TO
Yale in 80 arose. with hats of, 10 sing
the praise OF what they called the great
est Badger team" .a
Tho Gophers showed almost as much
offensive power as WISCONSIN,. and her
gains In actual scrimmase were larger
than those OF the Badgers, out the lat
Ler's attack was more powerful aud her
interference was almost perfect, Mime
sofa handled pInts poorly and the team
showed nothing new In line plays
or the individual players Van Riper
ing netting long yains Tanberg and
Bright also played marveIously strong
games Gillette's punting resulted In
good gains, and go little credit must
kH..ai-u.l 81. rano. 1sr1ro
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-17
In Last Minute.

There was about minute and ten Sec
onds LETT of the pastime and Hobart Ba-
ker was leading Yale In general and
Yale's Lefty" Flynn in particular. to a
decision on points by a count of 6 TO 8.
Ii was not Flynns fault that this was
true. He had left-footedly done mis- full
share, and had any two or three other
members OF the Yale team done proper
tionately as much. which would have
only been fair. the Blue would not have
been In such dire distress.
Flynn had played himself almost out of
his trousers and they were stopping the
game at intervals during the last half to
keep them pinned together. He had been
poked and nudged and had his toes trod
on by tho Princeton players through three
periods and a paragraph, and finally he
retired altogether and was replaced by
Becker. rumpelly had relieved Flynn
earlier In the game. but had retired at
the opening OF the second half on1y TO
Teappear as a relief for Marble,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-17
New Hero Appears.

Above the Wild yels from the Yale
stands and even above the heavy silence
could hear the nurmur OF voices:
Just like Bill Snooks did In olghty-
naughty naughty and soon after the
game came 10 an end with new and
brilliant lumnary spinning over the foot
ball world. n quiet youth Of the name OF
Pumpelly has come TO lake his place
among tho eridiroD stars.
The fests and also the feet OF Hobart
Baker and Lefty" Flynn ;t!cresaid. must
receive considcra don In discussing the
heroes OF the occasion. But for Baker .
two wild 4oals. Fiynn would have defeat
ed Princeton with single boot.
\ tumble by STOW Baker and which
name is no reflections OF the Young mans
fection from his comrades. happened In
tho nrst period. Avery OF Yale fell upon
tho hall and the Princeton eleven fell
upon ,,yeTy- Then Flynn dropped back
and booted A goal from the 2p-yard line,
giving Yale three points,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-17

boWlcd over one efter another Of the
fleet Colorado backs who threatened TO
stop the runner. In The same quarter
OFT Romney intercepted a forward pass
and ran sixty yards for a touchdown.
Little Tommy Fitzpatrick aided greatly
In this run by protecting the runner
with magnificent interference
After these long runs the rest was
easy and Utah scored frequently. The
final score was made on field goal
Kicked from placement by Bennion from
the 2j-yard line,
The Utah line is deserving of more
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usiasn Rampant.

nn.puslasm wss displayed both
~ vfMty students and the other
~, ,nhn al any previous game,
a Illus were crowded with specta.
hulldreds werc standing around
.Agre Than 100 automobiles en-
sin's nsld and their horng and
.s,s lne students In roofing.
r.srslty students were banked
10y DleDchois. In the center of
a rcd "U" formed by the
~ tlie hats Of the students.
.o,s zen IN the roofing by an able
.,ps and with college songs and
|In NY q constant din, Betweep
NJ Students. led hy a baud. gave
,ra.x x sreuud the Held. The lock-
= I-s4nhs march was the outlet for
M tne 5ubllatlon OF the Utah
~ me spe,tators went early Ia
alo The stands were crowded
tti ssIoe was begun. After the
,l the teams seemed very
~ Meeu. For a time tho Colo
ssemed like a stone wall. but
"a, minmh,ing on the part OF
|.sf md other Utah backs found
pIaeeE and Utah made con-
eso~ay, ripping no the line.
Early.
mile cautious playing Utah
"a fhaalcn toward the Tigers
BIN soon resulted in the first
M :, Most or the gains were
hs ''yenS AIN hammering OF Colo
IA men a few feet from the
i h,.s,snerland WAS pushed over
fiis touchdown OF tho game.
\ 'stsnnaatrlcs Kicked a pretty goal
1hn ns r Vent wild. Tho second
Ia az tsne tsne IN much the same
1tf sre tirst. The Utah backs
7lue On. ''dnirner the Colorado line
y 10 to,sHns sHns md Peterson went
-sdo ss,v,gIsshdown.
sna asnitened during the second
NJ ;as.n IN the pinches. Sew
y fo,oss Stah team had the ball
~ f,nia9o s goal line but each
pal imn,ssoo boys held at critical
ea2 a2sp"'sd OUT OF danger. The
scprs Without an increase In
" tetyI, enoueh the ball was IL
ID fS nearly all of tllt
&ihoesl.ay Play , opened IN the THIRD
.zfI Ir,Hhn r,,hn made a spcctaculal
YEA w Tor touchdown. II,
1isgfsr nls brilliant run by tn,
ehoe OF Hulmstead who
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-17
Hobart Ties Score.

In the second period. tumble by
Wheeler OF Yale gave Hobey Baker his
first crack Mt the Blue gonl from the So
yard liue and Hobart pushed the oaIl over
with & heavy kick. tying tho score, Sub
seauently thereto, Flynn pupted out OF
bounds, and now for passing moment
We must enter the realms OF the eS-
perts. Said punt cave Princeton the bail
on YaIes 30-yard line and Dewitt of
this city BUSTED through Yates line by
means or hastily punched hole for
secure hamp,erlocly on hIni. Twice again
the cnergetic Dewitt carried the hall
through tho Blue defense. iiIidine his own
orlfices. and inaliv he pepsed on Halo's
Then Stew EaScr tugccd the bur-
den few feet further and DEWITT re-
heved him and pushed an inch or TWO
nearer AZ this moment the ball VAS
handed ovor TO Hobart, who gently
bumped II across the Yale goal posts for
three more large points.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-17
Handy in Bear Fight.

Flynn had been trying a few odds pnd
ends In the way OF shoots at the Tiger
goal but was having no luck. The Prince
ton team was supposed to be heavily out
weighed by the Yale line. but appeared
In nowise distressed by the fact. Flynn
gslcping with the ball before some Tiger
cut him down. Tho young man Dewitt
Is quite u fellow to have around In a
bear sght and so Is Spalding OF Yale
The latter could drive drifts and ttp,nels
through the Tiger line almost any time
he started -
There was an ampa audience This
crowd numbered about 10000 persons.
most OF whom were In the press stand.
Il wes a great crowd and great day
for great game Of football. or anything
else and up 10 q late hour this evening
most of those present were reported corr
valescing from the surprise and excite
ment attendant upon PGIuPelys unex-
Dscted performance
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OHlOANS FORFEIT TO
PENNSYLVANIA STATE

f. COLUMBUS. o.. Nov. is.-Ftve min
utes before the end of the game between
Pennsylvania State university and Ohio
outplayed The local team by 81 to O.
Coach Richards OF Ohio state withdrew
his men from the field because OF the
alleged rough playing. und officials
awarded PENNSYLVANIA state the game by
a of [ 10 u
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Steps on Flynn's Face.

Thereafter there was nor much doing
save few hundred plays .. one kind
or another Hrubr Waller os Princeton
Was seen ieay'ng lightly ever the up
turned counteuapce OF -.Lefty' Flynn as
Flynn lay prone vnon t6c earth, staring
Waller Just berely failed 10 step clear
of the obstruction. Ills foot appeared to
asltls right in Mr.. Hymns face and the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-17
Spectacular Game.

II Is said that the New York boy
a great old state. New York--is by ma
when YOU lind him In there kicking field
goals In the capacity OF a halfhack you
can account for, his versatility. Diarkle.
whom Pumpeliy replaced, had relieved
PhilDln.
IL war, rs we have iptinated. a great
game 10 watch. The OLD held goal from
2 long ols,ence IN the last minute OF Play
ls ever th, home run IN the ninth inning
with The basos full. II IL not uulte 80
thrilling as the long run 10 foucn-
down po=.laps bdt II has It's tirgles.
hv Pumpeily's boot that the game was
over and they were filing out of the extts
before they could find tongues to discuss
That Princeton made special PLAY
sor Flynn there IL no doubt. and With
tnc entire forco of old Nassau directed
man were necessaIily crsmpcd and ron-
1reS.
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u champion.

] the University OF Utah students
.'nuins a wild celebration oi The
yer Colorado College. Before the
4 = over Yesterday this celebration
continued last night with 4
wake dance before an enormous
Aet lllumined the eastern sky for
ey her victory Yesterday. be-
nAmfdnu OF The Rocky Mountain
st During the entire season
ec4, line has never been crossed:
" deieat was AT the hands OF
snd resulted from a lucky kics.
Eouider , 10 o victory over
~ lhat game Utah was concoj cd
3 [. paved the better game. but lost
~ me field goal. Boulder, Utah's
.a.hder for the championship. has
= ~ y, by the Colorado Aggies by a
q 10 0. Boulder beat Colorado
Wy score pf 10 10 I, and this
,sss OF the 1ukey variety. Colo
<,'esr on the other hand. beat the
.,Asgiss dccisively. Copceding
nosr Will win from the Colorado
hines next Saturday. which
~ MEANS n certainty. Utah will
~ clear title 10 the cha mpion-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-17
New Mexico Aggies Champs.

ALBUQUERQUE. y. NJ. Nov. L.
The football team OF the New Mexico
Agricultural college Won the intercol-
leGiate championship Of New Mexico
aud Arizona today when II defeated
the eleven OF the University of New
Mexico. - lo o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-17

qeiit should be given Colorado
for an excellent defense and a
|<gttls In the faro of odds. Utah
3 IN almost every department OF
|rt speed forming a principal fac
rs slcloEs' favor. Tho teams were
'<tllel In size. but the Utah play
~ IN better condition and had a
knowledge of the game than the
NJ team.
nme WAS nIlcd with brilliant
Dy all members OF both teams.
fas little or no fumbling and much
Een football. Sey eral spectacular
feIe fes,ureB OF a game that was
'fIih fast and brilliant playing.
pased its most consistent and
1me az. the season, despite the
~ Lon Romney, UtalI's star full
"a cut OF the game. His place
lzlp by l'Happy" Holmstesd, who
t'ly The hero OF the game. pound
cp'orado line, circling the ends.
4 rack punts and supplying the
1t OF Utah's inyulneraple ueiense.
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Eastern Results

AT CarnbrIdge-Harvard 5. Dart
mouth 0.
At syrscnse-coisate 7. syra-
cuSe 0.
At Phnadelplla-Penna Sd. Car
isle 2e.
At West Point-Army Is. Tufts g.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il.
Bucknell -.
At Portland. Me.-Bowdoin :. Yer
mont o.
AT washinston-Georsetown ls
Virginia 13,
st Baltimore-Johns Hopkins 7.
ST Johns 27.
At Providence-Brown 81. LaFay-
cite 7,
AT Annherst-Anherse o. Mn-
liams IL.
At Annapolis-Navy 10. North Car
olina A. and NJ. 0.
At MIddletown-WesTe IL. Trim
ity o.
AT New Haven-Ysle freshmen II.
Harvard freshmen Is
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So tonight Mr. Pumpeilyis hero. lie
comes from the state OF New York and
we think we'll OF New York for il.
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Punting Is Frequent.

hel. back H. EaleF. PIlnroton, kicked
OF cut cf bounds. but ths hall VAS put
IN play by Yale FOR Il ktck-on from the
Yale i0-yard linc. Baker gained fiye
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Auctions
ANNOUNCEMENT

ANNOUNCEMENT
 EXTRAORDINARY TWO MORE BIG AUCTIONS OF
 REAL ESTATE.
 TUESDAY, FEB, goth: On new Black Canyon Road near Glendale car line. % five and ten-acre tracts. THURSDAY. FEB. 22nd, for Greene X Griffin: 36 choice residence lots in Glendale
 THURSDAY. FEB. 29th, for r. E. THURSDAY. FEB. 29th, for F. B. Wise and ourselves: so 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
 B. w. GETSINGER.
 Auctioneer. Arizona Auction & Development Co,
 36 w. Adams. If AUCTION SALE-4O acres of land, subdivided, one mile north of Mesa City. Arizona, joining Tempe canal. in Section 10. Township l North, Range : East This land will be sold at auction in front of Mesa City Bank at . p. m. Feb. 2s. 1912. Terms: 15 ger cent down. balance to suit pur- chaser A. F.. Ruff, owner G. O. McMurtry, Auctioneer. If
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For Sale-Houses

FOR SALE-s2300-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 be bought for only $500 cash, balance $25 per month. including interest. Look this up. Bright's Realty Co, 2SI West Monroe St us
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Wanted-Help Male

WANTED-Marricd man for dairy. Box 300 Republican. db
 II. C. JONES+6 Ave. and Van Blu ren wants q blacksmith at once. ds
 AGENTS WANTED.
 Representatives, well recommended, for our Accident and Health depart ment. in all Arizona towns, including Phoenix.
 Provides protection that can be had in no other way and ours the best. Intelligent presentation is all that is necessary. It sells itself II. M. Dunlap. general agent. 31l National Bank of Arizona Building. Phoenix, Ariz. 3m
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FOR SALE-40 acres; the best dairy ranch proposition in valley: % acres in solid alfalfa. 15 acres in grain; fenced into $ fields. Page wire fence; good Broom house; nice old shade; fruit trees, berries. roses, etc Half cash, Balance long time or will Exchange for Phoenix property. Brights Realty Co, 237 W. Monroe S.
 If
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c. O. McMURTRY-Exper H. 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 15 N. 1st Ave Both phones. If
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Special Notices

THE VACUUM Carpet Cleaning House disinfecting. house tinting. white washing. can Frank smith, both phones. br
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Wanted-Help Female

WANTED-Educated lady for per manent position. Salary 5000 first year References required. Box 264. Republican. ds
 YOUNG GTRII-For nurse maid, col ored girl preferred. Box 27j Republi- can. ds
 WANTED-WOMAN TO COOK and do general hOuSework. in family.
 Phone Overland Ranch 125 Consolida1- cd Sub. 245. br
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DR. JNO. CALVIN YOUNG has moved his office to suite 3I7-31s Good rich Block. bl
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For Sale-Lands

FOR SALE-S3750: A bargain in a dandy little suburban home Nice. new Groom house, with wood well. barn and chicken house, orchard of 90 fruit trees, $ sraoe vines and some in al- falfa- Just the chicken ranch you have been looking for: close in. and one block from car line. owner will sacri flee for quick sale. Your terms. Bright's Realty Co. 237 ". Monroe St.
 ds
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For Sale or Exchange

GREAT OPPORTUNITY Chicago Heights, Chicago. property valued at SS00.G0 for Phoenix realty. Must live here. Will exchange. Those meaning business address Box 93, Republican.
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DR CLARK. 49S11. race record 2144. will make season at Bourbon
 Stock Farm. north on park road J.
 T Clark overland sJ45. 3-b2
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For Rent-Rooms

FOR RENT-Furnishcd front room with bath; private entrance. Board if desired. Call after p. m. s?5 North Third Ave br
 FOR RENT-Nice screen porch. 7O9 N. ist St. db
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FOR SALD-Watch Phoenix Grow
 houses, lots GeOx200 income S95 per month fine investment for any one to have a sure lifelong easy liv- ing and at the same time he doubling your money. broom new brick furn- ished s24O0. Groom new brick built in bookcase s2400. 6-room new brick s1GO0. 6-rooms new frame s1400 4- room house and barn s375. lots l. room house $500. 6-10- or l6 acres close in 1925 per acre. Terms on ev- erything. Open Sunday. NJ. II. Shel- ton 2i7 West Washington. If
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Wanted-To Purchase
Wanted-To Rent

WANTER TO RENT-Furnishe house. to rooms modern, close
 no sick, Box 273 Republican. br
 EXPERIENCED FARMER Wishes to rent or take care of from 15 to 25 acres with small house and tools or will work on shares, Box 272 Republ- can. br
 I WANT TO RENT RANCH, with view to buying: must have house and some alfalfa. Address w. l.. Hammond. care Arizona Republican.
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The Lightning Delivery StOrage and Transfer Co. is what it's name says. Add efficiency and promptness. That's us" Try us. Lightning De- livery.
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Wanted-Situations Female

GOOD LAUNDRESS- steady work by hour private places. Miss Green 701 E. Washington. ds
 A DRESSMAKER would like sewing in families by the day all work guar anteed. Room Alturas. lk
 WANTED-Lady wants position to assist with housework No objection to country. Box l01, Republican. br
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Wanted-Situations Male


 WANTE.D-PositiOn as manager of Restaurant. small hotel, rooming house CT Genl. Store. City or country. Ref erences address 270 Republican. br
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Professional and Business
 Cards

FEN S. HILDRETH. Lana. Mining and Irrigation Law, room 210 Elem ing Block; P. o. Box SAT; phone. Red 3021. Phoenix, Arizona. Public land scrip for sale.
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Money to Loan

tl45O TO LEND on real estate security. 405 Fleming block. tf
 We have fund of money available for loaning immediately. If you have good loan list it at once. Greene & Griffin Co. l27 V. Center st. If
 MONEY TO LOAN Tn amounts to suit. on improved real estate in Salt River Valley, or under Buckeye Canal No delay. F. A. Marshall. Lewis Bldg. Center IS Adams Sts. If
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For Sale-Lands

REIMBURSEMENT 320 acres in Casa Grande Valley. 120 East Ad- ans 3-bg
 CHANDLER RANCH LANDS-Ffn- est body of land in the west; 1S.000 acres. under Roosevelt dam distributing canals Call Phoenix office and learn of lands adjoining Chandler townsite, 3100 per acre. payable ten years. per cent. interest. MESA IMPROVEMENT CO, No. West Adams St. Phoenix Ariz If
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For Sale-Real Estate

cor. Mckinley. will sell way below value Geo. N Marshall. ak
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LIAN NJ. KNALL. 35 EAST ADAMS ST. OVERLAND PHONE 67O. 11-bd
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For Sale-Live Stock

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 FOR SALE-Young black Jersey family COW. s. $. Scull. opposite In- dIan School. Overland S272. br
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WORTH KNOWING-van Buran Corral is most convenient point tO put Up. Best care of stock Finest rigs and teams. Feed by day Or week Reasonable rates. 3-b
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FOR SALE A 20acre income home near Grand avenue close in your own terms Burroughs, owner, If West
 Adams St. If
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For Rent-HOuses

FOR RENT-$3O nearly new Groom cement block house all modern con vcnienCcS on car line can be sublet. Inquire al Bright's Realty Co, 237 w. Monroe St. ds
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For Sale-MiScellaneous

FOR SALE-Overland Telephone stock a large block at ACC. P. O. Box Il City. 1T
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For Rent-Misceilaneous

PIANO for rent. Lightning Delivery f6 So. Center. ds
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FOR RENT-i-room house sl2.00. A. room house barn, lots sl6.0O. Broom house $500 5-room cement block furn
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HOME GROWN-Budded fruit trees ten dollars per hundred. Roses three dollars per dozen. Asparagus roots 2 or three years one dollar per 100. 5 collars per 1000. Dave Turner, Indian School db
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FOR nENT-Ncw modern S-rOom house near Adams St. cheap to respon
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Wanted-Miscellaneous

ing parties or receptions. 21S F.. Adams. Phone 216l. dl