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Arizona republican., 1912-12-15
For Sale-LandS


 IRRIGATED lands in sunny Ari- zoua. S10 to $15 per acre: fertile soil, abundant water. ideal climate, mag nificent scenery. Address Board of Trade. Wilcox. Arizona. It FOR SALE-20 acres orange land all in alfalfa. bearing orange trees, fine shade etc. only $2OO per acre, $500 cash Commonwealth Realty Co. 129- 131 N. 1st Ave. If FTNESI FARM LAND IN THE VALLEY-S0 acres west of Glendale, most of it in beans. Fine sandy loam, level Positively no foul weeds or grasses. only s100O0 per acre if talk en at once. Owners interest in crop. Address c. w. Mckee, McKee's Cash Store. tf
Arizona republican., 1912-12-15

EIGHT GAMES FOR 10 CENTS Chess, Checkers, Fox and Geese Nine Men MorrlS, Authors, Introduction Game, Spanish Prison, Dominoes. A whole years amusement and the whole thln& Tor only 10c. The Droste Co. 476 II. $ Trumbull. Detroit. Mich. .-thl
Arizona republican., 1912-12-15

acres in the valley this week Repub lican box 43O3 bn
 80 acre alfalfa ranch, 90 acres now soWed to barley, fine equipment with ranch Will sell cheap on account of ill health. Ranch six miles west from Phoenix Overland telephone, ranch 71S-1t
Arizona republican., 1912-12-15

FOR SALE-Choice 10 acres; 4 room house; 3 acres 2year-O old na- vel orange trees. some olives, plum trees 5000 cabbages planted, balance land all level, ready to plant; good water right; part exchange; terms. w. P. Cooper, R. F. D. ,, Phoenix, Ariz. tf
Arizona republican., 1912-12-15
For Rent-Furnished
 Rooms

.-~-~~~o~~~-~~~~~~ SINGLE ROOM, G1O x. Fourth avenue bp NICE sunny front room, 344 x. 4th avenue. db FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished sun ny room. outside entrance. bath 721 x. Third st bn FURNISHED ROOMS-522 \. First st.; modern house, close in: gentlemen only; no sick. bn FURNISHED ROOMS - Single or ensuite south exposure, no sick, no housekeeping, 356 North Fourth Ave.
 gb FURNISHED -Housekeep- ing if desired. 225 West Monroe St. If FOR RENT-Nicely furnished house including piano, all modern improve ments To responsible parties only. Apply to Owner at 125 East Jefferson St or phone 2490. If FURNISHED ROOMS-Gentleme only, no sick taken. 42O E. Monroe. bl UNION HOTEL-618 West Washing ton St. Rooms 50 cents. 1-l BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED - Front room. Separate entrance in pri- vate residence. 330 N. 5th Avenue. If NICELY TURNISHED-Fron room for one or two gentlemen, rent reason able at 35S N Fifth Ave If ST. FRANCIS HOTEL-Thorough modern, reasonable rates. 27 E. Mon roe. If WASHINGTON HOTEL-22S No 1st street, new and strictly modern, no sick taken. If DEL REY HOTEL-Opposite post office. hot and cold water in each room, everything first class special rates by the month. If ROOMS-By day, week or month, single or en suite, close in. 376 x. Third Ave. Phone Overland 424. l-n For Rent-Housekeeping
 Rooms
Arizona republican., 1912-12-15

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished sun ny room: outside entrance. bath. 721
 x Third st. bn
Arizona republican., 1912-12-15
For Sale-Real Estate


 You-AIr. Investor. can not afford to pass this great and seldom heard of bargain: 60 acres only q mile from capital building. a most excellent pro- position to subdivide into and 10 acre tracts. In our opinion you can net 30 per cent on your investment in r months time. If you will take our advice and buy this great bargain at once Come let us show it to you along with the other following special bargains. Good business lot on West Adams street, price $16,000 and 5000, cash will handle it. lots each 50X 1371a, situated on West Pierce. well improved with good broom modern brick house. fine outbuildings. fine shade and nice rose gardens price $4,5OO: $1OO0 cash. balance easy pay ments. Good 4-room brick house with screen rooms. located in Evergreen Heights, price $2,S50; $500 cash. bal ance S35 monthly. s acres all in alfal- ia. 3 miles out on Tempe road, price S225 per acre. The Arizona Invest. and Land Co. 421a w. Adams street.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-15

Library table. new. rarest ever brought to Arizona. Phone 0. 1887 .bm
Arizona republican., 1912-12-15

ROOMS-By day, week or montn single or en suite close in. 376 x. Third Ave Phone Overland 424. I-n
Arizona republican., 1912-12-15

LOOK. LOOK, LOOK.-3 lots. 50X 15O. \. Port; side walks; best of To- cation; $500 each. $25 cash, $10 per mo-, for days only; this is snap; come early.
 room frame house, Capital Add; $500; S2OO cash, $25 per mo.
 room frame on E. Garfield: $1S00; $20O cash, $25 per mo.
 room frame, $500; '$75 cash; $15 per month Exclusively by J. B. Heyne Realty Co., IS w. Adams. If
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-17

George shannon
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

! Munsing underwear at Abbott's.
Rain coat sale Saturday at Fits.
Black Cat winter hosiery at Abbott's.
| You can save money in the coat sale
Saturday at Fits.
See the new bath and lounging robes
at Vaughan's.
New millinery every week at the mil
linery parlors, corner of South Main and
Ayers streets.
Nictrolas and records at Bailey's Mn.
sic Rooms, IA Elm street, Barre, Vt.
II. J. LaRoe, manager. Phone 22-W.
Charles Emslie OF Summer street re.
turned to-day from Boston. where he
has been attending the worlds series ex-
hibitions between the Red Sox and Gil
ants. Mr.. Emslie was well pleased with
the games, and although talk is rife in
the metropolis of Massachusetts about
the series being fixed" he asserts that
to the best Of his judgment these stories
have no foundation. Well-k known base.
ball critics, he declares, have run the
stories down, and they are pure fabrica-
ton.
have car of handpicked Lake On
tario Baldwins, shipped in bulk, due in
Barre Oct. q. These apples will be sold
by your home dealers, who will have
samples of them for your inspection ut
their stores. Give them your order and
have them delivered direct from car. The
fancy No. ] in barrels, out of this same
orchard, viii arrive about Oct. 30. Sid |
ney L. Spafford, dealer in fruit and
produce. Wholesale only. Positively no
goods retailed.
For immediate acceptance, special price |
will be made on the fine residence and
stable at No. IL Eastern avenue. A |
thoroughly good, modern, eight-room
house, comfortable barn, and large lot
with plenty OF shade and fruit. At the |
present price, someone can have a good /
home at the price Of smaller property |
in less desirable location. VIII it be |
your Let US give you full particulars /
You will be pleasantly surprised The
D. A. Perry Real Estate agency, Barre,
VT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-17
A Few Prayer Meeting Thoughts.

Man is a gregarious animal. This in
stinet for herding applies to all phases
of his life. For a week. Barre has been
without public gatherings of all kinds,
and doubtless many who have been ac-
customed to renew impulses to Christian
| living by gathering in the house especi-
ally set apart for the worship of God.
are becoming impatient for the removal
of present precautions. But the Chris
tian people should be among the first to
try to uphold all efforts towards safe
guarding the public health physically as
well as morally. Why wait until the
church bells ring again before We meet
in prayer? In prayer we commune with
our heavenly Father. not with each
other and we may thus meet at the
hour of prayer if we bow wherever we
may be.
Naturally the writer is thinking of
that company which is in the habit of
meeting Thursday evenings in the Bap-
fist church. Yet not to them only is
this written, but to all whose hearts
ever vibrate to the call of God love"
We look with wonder at the olden
days when fear was the only motif of
religion. Thousands have recognized
God only in earthquake. fire and pes
thence. Only disaster could awaken any
realization of a Father What a traves-
ty to cry out to Him at such a time-to
Him whom they had never acknowl-
edged in their prosperity. Their God
was manifested only by miracle OF por-
tent A clondburst would send them to
their knees and to their churches. while
dangerous sickness, would bring in
slant acknowledgement of that great
powerful Spiritual One whom a whole
lifetime of health ignored.
Now the world has advanced and the
deeper respect Is for the great orderly
trend of life, rather than for the sud-
den portent. Every science seeks laws
But our greatest thinkers are realizing
more than ever that our universe cannot
be explained on a mere material basis.
Something is beyond the mere machine.
This something is ruler by infinite
laws. What the world recognizes. the
Christian calmly realizes as "our God
God has been humanized in Christ God
is reflected in the thousands Of lives
modelled on the Christ life. The world 4
stands amazed at the wonder Of pure. /
unseliish lives, not at a sudden promise |
to "be good
so let us read the old Hebrews faith /
in the 46th Psalm, the prophets vision 4
in the 6lst chapter Of Isaiah. and the 4
MASTER comfort in the l4th chapter Of
John. Then, while we pray for tie sick. 4
I he worried. the sin-ternpted. let us not
forget how great things God has done
for rs day BY day. Let us be more pa
tient and Kind.
Your truly.
George II. Holt.
rastoE Of Tire baptist church.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-17
EAST CALAIS.
Progressive Club Formed and Active Can.
vass to Be Made.

Tuesday evening an enthusiastic meet
ing was held in Lambs hall. at which
time Progressive club was organized
and plans were made for an aggressive
local campaign in support Of the Pro-
gressive national ticket II was reported
that new converts were being made to
the Progressive cause every day. OIL
GERS were elected for the ensuing year
and plans made to hold a rally and flag
raising soon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-17
Blanketing Horses.

The American Express company had
their horses blanketed when standing on
the streets in the cold wind OF yester-
day morning and such thoughtfulness
was gratifying to the humane officer and
all humane people, who wish there were
more people Of the same ideas. Now
that the cold weather i about due.
horses should BE- blauketed when left for
any period Of time, especially when heat
e. from driving.
George shannon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-17
WASHINGTON.

The Washington public library viii
be open to the public at NJ. O. Calef's on
Tuesday and Saturday afternoons and
evenings, from 20 P. m. and from $3.50
20 $3.50 evenings, commencing Saturday
Get To-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-17
GRANITEvILLE.

The ladies' aid Of the PRESBYTERIAN
church viii meet at the home Of Mrs
Joe Suitor Friday evening. October Is,
AZ 6 p m. All members are requested
TO attend.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-17
EAST BARRE

The W. c. T. 4. viii meet with Mrs
Avery Friday Afternoon az 2s50 o'clock.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1912-10-25
Who's Who
And Why.

The light we spoke about last
week is now reality. On account
OF not being able to get men, the
Wibaux Improvement Co., were
handicapped on this work or it
would have been placed under the
viaduct sooner. On Monday Alex
kechle and the editor placed their
services at the disposal of the Com.
pany and the work WIS hurried
along. We dug post holes, placed
the poles in position, helped string
wires and placed the light in posi-
ton. Mr.. Kechle is to be COM
plimented for his good work the
editor, on account of his running
charitable institution, does not
diserve to be complimented, so we
will thank him ourselves.
This week we desire to saw q
llltle III IaVOf OF the Church, as
WibauX, like all other towns have
many men and women that do
not attend these places Of Worship.
They may have good reasons, bus
then the Churches are a good
thing for the town and the various
pastors will feel better to preach
to large audience, so we say try
TO attend Church, every Sunday
anyway. One thing is sure, and that
is. that the Churches have done
much good for the general public
and no harm, and we are sure
that ifyou will 60 once you will be
a steady caller.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1912-10-25
by Viola Lindner

$500. by Viola Lindner
Duet. my Mothers Bible'
Dialogue, What the Bible Con-
tains' Mrs. Richardson's class
Solo. ...... by Marion Palmer
Recitation, "The Limited Ex-
press" by Mrs. Richardson
This program will be held at
II o'clock Sunday morning, Oc-
tober 9th. All are cordially in
vited to attend. The Congre-
gational Sunday school have a
special invitation.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1912-10-25
CHURCH NOTES

Rev. r. B. Walker will conduct
Childrens' Church at Yates Sun.
day afternoon at three O'Clock.
At three thirty sermon will be
given. The services will be held
in the school house. All are in
vited.
The Officers and teachers Of the
Congregational Sunday School
will entertain the School at a
Halloween Party, Thursday even
ing, Oct. 3lst. Announcement
in detail will be given Sunday to
the School.
The Congregational Ladies'
Society met at the home Of Mrs,
$. B. Chappell Thursday after
noon. Final arrangements were
made concerning the annual ba-
zaar to be held Tuesday, Novem-
ber 9TH. The ladies have been
working for several months in pre-.
paration for this event and will
have some extra fine pieces of
fancy work etc. for sale. A Chick
en- Pie Dinner will be served at
noon, and an Oyster Supper at
night, the same day.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1912-10-25
Additional Local

Al. Davis, F. J. Stipek. and
VIM. Manning spent Friday in
the prospering city Of Dennis on
business.
The T. Q. BIS and Ladies'
Card Club have issued invita-
tlons for a Halloween party to
be given at the Davis Opera
House November, 1st.
John Zabraski was in Saturday
last, and subscribed for the
Pioneer. John says that out
his way the people cannot get
along without this Great Family
Journal. He says that his neigh
bors always tod him about the
great amount of news in the Pr
oneer each week, so he wanted
to be in line and get the best
newspaper in the Beaver Valley.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1912-10-25
From American Industries.

The pupils of the school have
been learning some very rejuvinat-
ing songs whose purpose is to rest
the brain and exercise the muscles
Of the back.
Lost, strayed or stolen One of
the seasons best Bull -Mooses, un-
branded. Reward offered! Finder
please return to
Miss Long.
Pupils who entered school this
week: Marvin Parke, first grade /;
Harry Lane, thivl gra.,, Marvin
Bushman, sixth grade; and Har-
old Bushman, eighth grade.
Senator George of Billings visit
ed our school Monday and gave
several enjoyable talks to the pu-
pills He seemed to be very favor
ably impressed especially with
our new school building. He
said he had travelled all over this
state and had visited a great many
schools, but no where Lad he seen
q school building better than the
one in Wibaux, even in the larger
towns.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1912-10-25
he Democrats
Held Big Rally.

The Democratic Rally held in
the opera house on last Thursda,
evening was well attended and the
following candidates made short
addresses and explained to the
people their position on political
questions:
DIR. ID, j. Donahue, e. Fl. Nc.
Dowell and George Rhode, candi-
dates for the Legislature; S. B.
Chappell of this city who is a
candidate for State senator; w.
y. Wynn, candidate for sheriff:
N. f. Healey, candidate for county
clerk and recorder; r. S. Leland
candidate for district court clerk
and Joe Slattery, candidate for
county attorney.
All OF the speakers were well
received and were given great
deal Of applause. The Democrats
this year, have nominated al ex-
cellent ticket AMI are making q
thorough canvass Of the county,
Since the Legislature passed the
senatorial preferential primary law
the office Of representative has
virtually been removed from poll
tics, at least SO far as the Demo-
cratic candidates are concerned.
each OF them having signed state
ment No. |, which pledges them
to vote for the u. S. Senetor who
receives the highest number Of
votes in the state regardless of
party.
>. B. Chappell, who is candi-
date for state senator also gave an
excellent talk, and as MIR. Chap
pell AS home man, the Wibaux
people are anxious to see him
land the office. He will make
good man for the position and will
attend to the duties of the office
in all efficient manner.
The position of candidates re-
garding roads, matter which was
thoroughly discussed by E. II.
Mcdowell, is something that will
interest every resident of this Sec
ton. He proposes to divide the
counties into road districts and
allow the people of those districts
to supervise their own roads. In
this manner the taxes can only be
spent or the roads in the districts
OF course, Sheriff Wynn receiv-
ed the greatest orations as he is
Wibaux product and has made
the county an excellent official.
The other county candidates,
however made a good impression.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1912-10-25
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Services Second and Fourth Sun
days, s and 1890 a. m. Other
Sundays 8 a. NJ. Saturdays at 9
a. M, Catechism instructions, also
on Second and Fourth Sundays at
9 a. m.
Rev. st. j. Cieslewicz, d. D.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1912-10-25
Manager Lowry in the City

W. D. Lowry. general manag-
er of the Midland Coal and Lum-
Der Co., spent Thursday in the
city confering with John Lang
ley, the local manager.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1912-10-25

The CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Services for Sunday, October 9th
10 O'clock, Sunday School.
IL O'clock, Morning Worship.
Theme Of Sermon;
'Christian Unity VS. Church
Uniformity"
1880 O'CLOCK Evening Sermon.
''The Average Man."
All are welcome at this Church.
Raymond B. Walker, Minister.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1912-10-25
School Items
Of interest

Josephine James visited first
grade Friday afternoon.
Miss Leland, from Glendive
helped us with our singing Mon
day.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1912-10-25
The N. E. CHURCH
Services for Sunday, November 3rd

1000 O'clock Sunday School
ll:0O O'clock Morning Service.
700 O'clock Epworth League
7:3O O'clock Evening Service.
Services will be held at the
Episcopal Church every First and
Third Sunday.
Rev. G. P. Adams,
Pastor.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1912-10-25
M. E. CHURCH

M. E. CHURCH
Rally Day Programme.
Song. ........ by Sunday School
Recitation, Nobody Knows But
Mother. by Arnett Jacobs
Recitation, rally Day" :.
...... by Harry Drake
Song. by Sunday School
Recitation. ..... by Viola Louis
Recitation, my Mothers Bible"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-17
RANCHMAN IS LOST
ON NARA VISA CLAIM
Railroad Company Sinks Second Well
and Secures Excellent Water
TherefrOm

Nara Visa. \. NJ. Oct. 17.-EVcite-
ment prevails here on account of the
disappearance of a Young man by the
name of FELTON, who lives on claim
four OF five miles southwest of the city.
Mr. FELTON, had not been seen for the
last two or three DAYS when his horse
came home with the saddle and bride
on. As soon as the alarm reached town
a number of men started out in aUtOmO-
bieS and on horseback to look the cOUn-
try over in an endeavOr to find the miss
ing man. should he be crippled or lost
and unable to get to a ranch.
Representative Marcus G. de Baca the
Progressive nominee for member of con-
gress from this state. spoke to large
audience at the hall here. Nara Visa
precinct viii give Roosevelt about three
fourths of the votes. and the other
fourth viii be about equally divided be-
tween Taft and Wilson.
The bridge and bUildiElr crew of the
c.. R. I. & P. is at WORK here this week
building a new pump house over the new
well that has recently been put down.
They are also moving the old engine
house '8Cfoss|tO the opposite side of the
tracks. This makes four wells that the
road has put down here and there is an
abundance of pure water in each of
them at a very shallow depth. This
water tests 9S percent pure.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-17
DAILY RECORD
RniIdin- Pefmifs.

To Pringle and Crawford. to erect
brick dwelling. lots Z to 20. block -.
Highland Park estimated value $1,000.
To 7. II. Goodman. to build an adobe.
Eighth and Santa Fe streets; estimated
value $500.
To C. A Tyler. to erect a porch.
Wyoming and OchOa streets; estimated
cost, $3.50.
Deeds Filed.
Southwest corner OF Rosa and EOose-
Welt avenue.-HOward FOgg and wife to
J. r. Fisk, lots u to 16. block Is, Lin
coin Park; considerations POO; OctO-
Der 1G. 1912.
105 FL Paso street.-Jackson Grocery
company to H. p. Jackson and c. D.
Winder, part of block Z. according to
Mills map: consideration $500; Octo-
Der Is, 1912.
North side of Hueco. between Luna
and Cebada streets.-TT. T. Hayes to
r. W. McAfee east one-half Of lot >
all of lot 3, block 100; East FL PasO;
consideration, S525: September IS. 1912
North side of ClOudcrOft street be
tween Luna and Grama streets.-PhOe-
niNlEl PasO Building company to o. II.
Breiten and wife. east 70 feet of lot
5, all of lot s, and west five feet of lot
Z, block los, East FL PasO; cOusidera-
ton S3059. October u. 1912.
North side OF Rosa. between Boone
and Washington Park avenue-SamueI
Illtzky and wife to Louis Silverman,
lots 10 to -, block TO- Lincoln Park;
consideration $500. October i, 1912.
El Paso county. Texas. H. Win
ters to o. c. Coles. undivided six
eighths interest in $40 acres. survey
299: consideration $1,000; September 16,
1872
East side OF North Florence, between
Cliff and River Perry Kirk
patrick Realty company to W. W. Waite
and wife. sOutherly two feet of lot l..
all Of lot Is, and nOrtherly l. feet Of
lot a, block 80. AleNander's addition;
consideration $500: July %. 1912
East side Of North Florence, between
Wyoming and Missouri treets.-Irma
: McIver to n Braun, south p ID feet
of lot 6, block 243, CampbelIs addition;
consideration $40; September %. 1872.
Northwest cOruer Of Sixth and South
Campbell streets.-P. J. Andrews and
Campbells addition, consideration.
$3.50; October .. 1912
South side of Cloudcroft. between
Lamar and Travis Streets.-W. T.
HurNthal and wife TO !. W. Mcclure,
lots q, block IS, Government Mill; con-
sideratiOn S1T5. October 16. 1912.
Licensed to Wed.
Manuel Miranda and Lupe Salinas.
Automobiles Licensed.
hi. D. Bukey. 4O6 san Francisco
street; two passenger KisseL
Births-Girls.
To Mrs. A. GaLegos, 622 Fourth street.
October 10.
To Mrs. Porfiro Sofas. Sixth and Ore
sOu streets; October 13.
Brit hs-Eoys.
To Mrs. IT, NeneSas, 1906 Eighth
street. October 9.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-17
WILL BUILD DAM
ON THE WEST COAST

Guaymas, Son, Mexico, Oct ia
Culiacan river near the plant Of the
Armada Sugar Refineries company at
NavOlatO, Sinaloa- For years the com
pany has been putting in a sand dam,
but each time the river rises il is
washed away, so now it is putting in
a substantial dam of stone. The pur-
pose of this dam is to raise the water
high enough so that it will flow into
the bitches.
DR.. Ben :. Smith. of Los Angeles. &C
cOmpanied by w ". Atkinson. passed
through Guaymas On the way to Gu
Hacan. Mr.. Atkinson is an oil opera
tor in Oklahoma. and intends to invest
in some proposition on the west coast.
He is optimistic regarding the future
of Mexico when peaceful conditions
are restored Mr.. AtkinsOns home is
in Los Angeles.