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Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
ACTIVITY IN GLENDALE.
New Families Establishing Permanent
 Homes in Beet City.

w. H Slaughter of Glendale, re- ports activity good at Glendale and vicinity. He has just sold two small ranches to MT w. A. Grassie of eastern Kansas. MT. Grassie's story is an interesting one.
 A year ago this summer MT. Gras- sic spent two months in the vicinity of Glendale. testing the summer ell mate Later he went over to Call fornia and spent several months in vestigating conditions there, 1t be- ing his desire to fin idthe best loca- ton suitable for farming. Arizona won and as a result MT Grassie accompanied by his family of six boys arrived in Glendale to locate permanently.
 The ranches he bought were the John Marks 20 acres and the Geo. Halm's 40 acdes, both pieces being located 1h miles northwest of Glen dale
 MT Slaughter sold for $110O.OO cash "A acres one mile and half south west of Glendale to J. II. Cable an Oklahoma man. MT. Cable is re- cent arrival from Oklahoma and has already started to build a house and well on his newly acquired ranch.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
REAL ESTATE

1 estate men and accompany them on the boat from Cincinnati. Tentative plans are also under way to connect up the delegations from san Francisco. Los Angeles, Denver and Kansas City on their way to Louisville. The delegations from the southern states will for the most part come direct as they are scattered and suitable train connections can scarcely be made.
 It is expected that Phoenix will be represented at the convention, sev- eral local men, having made plans to attend.
 The Louisville real estate exchange has outlined a tentative entertain mcnt program for convention of the National association. It provides va rious entertainment. running through the three days the convention is in session. and particularly provides for special features for the visiting ladies, to take place while the men are at tending the business sessions of the convention.
 Wednesday night, there will be an elaborate program for all delegates and their friends at Fontaine Ferry Park.
 Thursday. the ladies auxiliary of the Louisville exchange is to be hostesses of the visiting ladies. and an automobile excursion about the city and parks, with refreshments at the Country club; and, at the close of the Wednesday afternoon session, the delegates will be taken on the Belt Line railroad for an industrial and sightseeing trip around the city, and given an opportunity of visiting various manufacturing establishments
 Fridays program includes gather ings for the ladies, while the COnven- tion is in session; and. in the even ing. the Grand Reception and Jubi- lee Ball." with buffet banquet. ana matrons and maids of honor selected from among the fairest ladies of the city and state. will be the feature entertainment of the convention, and splendid finale to the Louisville hospitality
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
REAL ESTATERS
 IN CONVEN T|ON
Kentucky Hospitality Will Greet Delegates to Big Louisville Convention; Discuss Trade Questions and Attend FeteS

The fifth annual convention of Ma tionaI Association Of Real Estate dealers at Louisville is expected to he the greatest gathering of real estate men ever held in America. It will last three days. and will abound not only with intensely interesting and practical addresses dealing with real estate topics. but will he replete with Kentucky hospitality of the well known variety. The convention will be held in the armory at Louisville, and it is expected that there will be an unusually large number of fine exhibits Typographical maps will be sent by a number of the larger cities and the collections of real estate forms which will be on view, will be one of the most complete ever brought together.
 Upward of 1000 delegates are cX- pected to be in attendance at the convention. Delegations will start about June 18th from the far away sections of the United States. taking special trains for Louisville and pick ing up consignments of real estate men from cities all along the way.
 One of the longest excursion runs will be from the Canadian northwest. A special train conveying them will sweep down through St Paul and Minneapolis, picking up a large num- ber of real estate men at those cities.
 Chicago's delegation of fifty or seventy five will probably be joined by those from Milwaukee, Omaha and Iowa cities Detroit real estate men will go to the convention accOmpan- jed by the representatives from a number of real estate boards through out Michigan.
 Ohio real estate boards are plan ming to have their delegates reach Louisville in a body. Delegations from Cleveland, Columbus. Toledo Cincinnati. Akron and Springfield and other Ohio points will meet at Gin cinnati on the afternoon of June 18th 25O or 300 strong and take a steam boat down the hiO river, arriving in Louisville on the opening morning of the convention. Plans are on to have the delegations from Buffalo, N '. and Erie. Pa, join the Ohio real
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
LOCAL LODGE ORE
D O. x, K.

A grand ceremonial of Fl Yemam- ah TempIe No 65 of the Dramatic Order of Knights of Khorassan, will be held in. the Oasis of Mesa, in the Valley of the Salt. on Monday evening. June rd
 The Royal Vizor has issued a de- mand to every good Dokey in his domain to be present at the K. of P. hall at 6:3O. Monday evening, where automobiles will be found wait ing.
 A large crowd of Tyros of the Can teloupe City. will be awaiting the visiting Dokeys, and upon their ar rival there will be a gorgeous orien- tai parade led by Maude, the tiger and Mokanna with his brigade. After the parade the fun will be gin fast and furious which will be mixed with a little Zim, with an oc- casional stop to allow the members 1 to recover their lost dignity.
 A new scream every moment, ev- 1 erybOdy laughs at everybody else 1 for he who laughs last laughs best. 1 When you see Joe, you will then know just how awfully comical you 1 look to other people.
 ] The beauty of the occasion is that you do not have to say Thank you l for everything you get. 1 Grand Emir Gregory has made ar
 engagements for the burning of red 1 fire. but nobody seems to know just
 how much, if any. fire-water has been secured.
 i Everybody will whistle and dance
 the Dokey two-step. which will fol
 low the prizefight, in which the I'm
 perial Nowab. gets knocked out 1T
 the first round by the Dokey Pug l Raymond Kane.
 A man of words and not of deeds
 Is like a garden full of seeds;
 So hasten. ye Dokeys, with speed
 And get ye Tyros. for such we need
 Don't forget your 1912 receipt. F>v-
 erybody is doing it. Doing what?
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
PEACHES WANTED
 ON THE COAS |
Luscious Salt River Valley Fruit in Demand at Los Angeles, Says
 Irrigated Land Co.'S Official.

The Roosevelt Irrigated Land com pany in the Adams Hotel building have on exhibition in their window q very beautiful fruit display
 On the glass, has been pasted tel egraphic correspondence with the HO- tel Alexandria in Los Angeles where in answer to q query. the Alexandria hotel advised under date of May 28th that there were no peaches on the market in Los Angeles and that they could use a limited amount at 30 cents per pound. It is d we'll known fact locally that for the past ten days peaches of superior quality were very plentiful on the local market As has so frequently been stated before in The Arizona Republican, the possi- bilitieS are unlimited here for the raising of early fruits and vegetables, for bigg profits.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
MARSHALL'S SALE
Big Desert Acreage Goes to Men Who Will Improve It
 For Cultivation.

E. A. Marshall, of the Lewis build ing. reports the sale last week of 240 acres southwest of Phoenix, all in section 23. township l north, range 1 east, Sid Henry buying 160 acres: NJ. A. Batts and Harry E. Pierce. so acres. This land is all uncultivated but the new purchasers secured the land with the intention of at once placing it all under cultivation. Thou sands of acres of similar land in Salt River valley have been sold during the spring to be placed into culu- vation. This is a evry gratifying fact to the real estate men as well as all other people in Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
MESSNER'S PRETTY
 COTTAGE BUILDING
Completes Sixth House in Capitol Addition-More Comedy Homes
 to be Built

C. ?. Mcssner's real estate office has sold three houses on South Sey- enth avenue for Jimmie Madden to Mrs Frances M. Allen.
 MT. Messner also sold a house and lot in block r, Capital addition to George Crandall
 Messner and Anderson have under course of construction the sixth house that the two of them have built in block F, Capital addition, since they purchased the block last winter The house now being built is a pretty brick cottage facing south on Mad isOn street between Fifteenth anC Sixteenth avenues.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
OONOFRIO WILL BUILD
 MODERN BUSINESS BLOCK
Barber and JeweIry Shops on North Central Will Give Way to
 Model Office Building.

Another neat business block is pre- dicted for North Central avenue. It is to be constructed by Charles Don ofrio on 30-foot frontage at the present location of the Stevens bar Der shop and the Bargman jawelrY store. These places are being vacated and the old buildings will be torn away and a modern two story, plate glass front brick is to be erected this summer
 Mr Donofrio has made preparations to erect a choice modern business building on this location. The build ing will contain basement and will be fireproof throughout, with all the latest thoughts for comfort and con venience of office tenants incorpo- rated.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
1. O. O. E.

At a meeting of the Odd Fellows last Wednesday evening they elected the following members to office:
 T. s. Bogart, was raised to the office of noble grand, and E. B. Vim cil. to the office of vice grand.
 N. A. MOrford was reelected to secretary. with c. s. Fait, treasurer
 Many visiting members were pres cnt, among them were. T. s. Scott of Balko, Oklahoma; F. l.. Under hill and F. H. Underhill, of Salt Lake City. Utah.
 Frank w. Johnson and B. Neff were elected to membership. and the third degree was conferred upon James A Dean.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
SUMMER ARRIVES
 AT IRON SPRINGS
Popular Resort Takes Or Hot Season Activity-Many Cottages
 improved.

Iron Springs is beginning to resume it's usual summer activity. IL is stated that Barry Goldwater will erect a summer cottage there at once. D. H. Burtis has rented the Orme cottage which will be repaired and some ad- ditiOn built to it.
 w. K. James, j. w. Doris and Ed O'Malley are making improvements on their property, preparatory to occu- pancy.
 F. w. Lewis has rented the Alex ander cottage.
 A. II. Marshall has been retained as storekeeper who, accompanied by the teamster, will leave for Iron Springs shortly.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
LOCAL INVESTMENT COMPANY
 BUYS FARM LAND.

H F. Groom of North First av- enue reports the sale of the south east quarter of section 27. township 1 north, range 1 west, being 160 acres about fifteen miles southwest of Phoenix to the Phoenix Safety X Investment company. The selling price was approximately $1O0OO per acre. The land is improved and in a good state of cultivation.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
AUCTION SALE BY
 SILvERY MOONLIGHT
Sale at Dead O. Night Results in Disposal of Twelve Wise Addi-
 ton Lots.

The auction sale conducted by the Arizona Auction and Development company Thursday evening in the Wise addition south of the capitol building resulted in the sale of twelve lots, The sale was held by moonlight and a large number of people at tended Lunch was served at 6 o'clock
 Among the purchasers were: J. McGovern, Wm Wall Mrs Lena Files A. II. Rex II Dieboldt. W. A. Work, \. II. Norton and ". F. Corfey.
 Several of these lucky buyers eX- pect to start building operations with in q short time.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
MILLER'S IMPROVEMENTS
Attractive Subdivision Will Soon bt Ready for Seekers of Pleas
 ant Homes.

Millers subdivision, the new tract that is being opened just east of East Evergreen near the Mcdowell road through the agency of Burroughs X Co.,, promises to be a popular place. The streets are being built and w c. POtteiger, the cement contractor has been awarded a contract for the building of cement sidewalks from Seventh to Ninth street on the Me DOwen road and from Seventh to Ninth street on Brill avenue. one block south.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
PHOENIX ALL YEAR
 ROUND CLIMATE
Joseph Johnson, of HustIers' Office, Sees Better Summer for
 Capital City.

Joseph Johnson of the Wm A. Costley and company real estate of flee reports great activity in city rentals
 He predicts this valley is fast be- coming an all the year round place, the demand for rental houses being very brisk and most of the desirable Tlaces rented soon after they are placed on his list.
 No place in the world" says MT. Johnson, is more favored with all the wear around climate than PhOe- nix" The scarcity of good houses for rent, he cites as a proof that Phoenix will not be depleted in population during this coming summer
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
THE GRAY STREETS OF LONDON

The gray streets of London are grayeF
 than the stone The gray streets of London where |
 must walk my lone; The stony city pavements are hard
 to tread, alas! My heart and feet are aching for the
 Irish grass. Far down the winding bOreen the
 grass is like silk, f The wind is sweet as honey, the
 white as milk: Gray dust and grayer houses ara
 here and skies like brass. The lark is singing soaring Der the
 Irish grass. God built the pleasant mountains and
 blessed the fertile plain; But in this sad gray London, Cod
 knows, I go in pain. O brown as any amber, and clear as
 any glass, The streams my heart hears calling
 from the Irish grass. The gray streets of London, they say.
 are paved with gold; I'd rather have the cowslips that two
 small hands could hold, I'd give the yellow money the foolish [ folk amass For the dew that's gray as silver on the irish grass. I think that I'll be going before die of grief; The wind from over the mountains
 will give my heart relief. The cuckoo's calling sweetly-calling in dreams, alas. Come home, come home, acushia, to the Irish grass"
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
A BUSY FIRM.

Harry Kay X Company have sold five acres of suburban property just northeast of town for J. w rilzEueh to w. V. Ze}ic!;. Mir. Zel- ,:ck wdI build a restdence on the property and make it his future fam ily home. The price paid for the ground was $3O0.00 per acre.
 This same firm sold an mdianola lot to AIr Hall Graham of Wash ington. D. c. MT Graham is a friend of the famous Washington cartoon ist. MT. Bergman, brother of the c S Berryman Company of Phoenix MT. Graham vii at once improve the property with a residence for his own uSe
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
McELROY, TRAVELLING AO
Greene & Griffin Sales Manager ir Los Angeles on Important Real
 Estate Business.

Charles McEhroy. superintendent of the salesdepartment of the Greene X Griffin Real Estate company, is spending a few days in los Angeles where he has under negotiations a big business deal that will mean much to himself and real estate cir cles of Phoenix.
 AIr McElroy is always one of the greatest travelling advertisements that Phoenix has when he goes abroad.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
PASCOE'S BIG SALE
Mrs. Tuhy Buys Lots in Collins Ad
 dition and Will Build Cottages.

p. F. Pascoe,s real estate office on North Central avenue reports the sale Of eight lots in block 19, Collins ad- dition. to Mrs. Kathryn Tuhy. The former owner was J. w. Ford who recently moved from Phoenix to Utah.
 The new purchaser of this property is arranging to erect a number of small cottages for rental purposes.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
Mo dern Woodmen.

The grand ball given by the Mod ern Woodmen, las Wednesday even ing, was a grand social and financial success One of the largest crowds that ever attended a ball in the K. of P hall were present. The com mittee was a real live bunch, and everybody had a splendid time.
 By order of Captain Arnold, the members who have unsold tickets, have them kindly returned to him at 10:30 this morning, at the K of P. hall, together with the money for ones sold
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
DEMAND FARM LANDS
H. C. Thomas Company Sells to
 Prospective Farmers.

The IT. C. Thomas and company reports increased call for farm lands They have several good deals that are under negotiation. This firm also sold several lots in Thomas Place and several acre tracts in Long View Place out on the Indian school car line. during the past week.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
SOME COMBINATION
J. c. Reed. Who Leaves for Wicken burg Believes in Mines and
 Real Estate.

J c. Reed Phoenix real estate dealer and mining broker. left for Wickenburg yesterday to be gone several days on a mining deal
 Mir Reed believes that he has strong working combination con sisting of real estate in Phoenix and mines in and around Wickenburg.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
CAPITOL REALTY COMPANY
Contract Let for Neat Residence-Hot
 Weather Torches, Feature.

The Capitol Realty company have awarded another contract for the erection of a brick house at the southwest corner of Seventeenth ave nue and Madison. This will be 6 room brick. completed with hardwood floors, built-in book cases and buffet. There will be a porch across the en- tire front of the hours and a porch s feet wide and 4Q feet in the rear of the house
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
w. O. w,

At the meeting last Monday even ing the Phoenix lodge had the pleas ure of welcoming Max ChurkOvich, of Denver, Colo, and Thomas Mank, of Estancia, New Mexico. Brother Mank expects to locate in Phoenix.
 The secretary announces that the new paraphernalia ordered several weeks ago has arrived
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02

You seem to be an able bodied man. You ought to be strong enough to work
 T know, mum. And you seem to be beautiful enough to go on the stage, but evidently you prefer the simple life"
 After that speech he got square meal and no reference to the wood pile-Detroit Free Press.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
SELLS CAPITOL ADDITION HOUSE

H. F. Bigley X Son report the sale of one of the new Sid Henry houses located near the corner of Seven teenth avenue and Monroe street to Jessie l.. Boyce who is employed in the capitol building The BOyce fam fly will make this their future home.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02

q think she will make a fine wife. I have been calling on her for sev- eral months now, and nearly always find her alarming one of her fathers socks.'
 That caught me. too. until I found that it was the same sock."-Kansas City Journal
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
Redmen.

The applications of MT. Brunner
 and MT Dobson, were balloted upon Thursday evening
 Brother Lawson is now able to fol- low the hunt again. Moose.
 The meeting last Friday evening was a thoroughly interesting one, many new social events were planned, which will appear in this department later. The secretary, Mir. Young, was au- thOrized to purchase an official banner. which will be the largest and most
 Arizona.
 Dictator, J. A. Crozier, who has just returned from a trip through the east ern part of the state, reports the lodges
 at Bisbee. Clifton and Tucson to be flOurishinP. He states that the members of the Clifton Lodge are especially wide awake. They are having erected new ! building which will be used for their club. They have also purchased piano, which will be installed as soon
 as their new quarters are ready for occupancy. Brother Neil Hughes, who has been ing nicely
 William Mollock of 731 Woodlawn avenue. who was thrown from his mo- torcycle the other day is expecting to be up in few days.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-02-29
CATARRH DOCTOR.
You Can Get the Best One in the
World for $500.

Go to ]. M. Gleissner. today. say
II want a HYOMEI outfit" take 1t
home with you. open the box ana
pour a few drops Of HYOMEI ~(pEo-
nounce 1t High-o-me) into the little
hard rubber inhaler.
Then breathe pleasant, sootning'
healing, germ killing HYoMEI over
the raw, inflamed, germ ridden men,
brane for a few minutes and relier
is immediate
Stuffed up head will vanish. Keep
up the treatment four or five times
a day for few days and hawking
splitting and forming Of mucous IN
the nose and throat will cease.
HYOMEI is guaranteed to end ca
tarrh, coughs, colds. Group, asthma
catarrhal deafness, or money DacK
Complete outfit 800. subsequent
bottles il needed so cents at J. M
Gleissner's and druggists everywhere
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-02-29
syMoPsIa

esxApTMR CONSERVATION II caused
- Tha Iasf night that the Opera ts man
- BY DsbIenne and Poligny necauee -
Is appearance Of . ghost sasa 70 ns ~.
been In evidence on several PEev'ou s.syh
rH0fone. Later In the evening JosePn
Bnquet is found dead. having hanged
kl4sslk
CHAPTER II.-christine pas ssI,s : mem mem
- al . very important part ana sco seS
= great success. Count DC Chagny eno
MlS brother Raoul are among tnOse VIZ ~
plaud the ,,nssTT ,.. ESOu ro spls. but i
ImnabIo 10 DO 20 and later discovers tnat
come one Il making love 70 .I nSr. fhs
seem he finds It empty.
CHAPTER III.-while the farewell
moremony for the retiring managers "
Wolng on, the Opera Ghost .aPpesrs a y.
1911. Richard and Moncharmin. the
mow mankgers, are then informed Of tne
CLAUSE In the contract which etipuiates
that q certain sum shall be paid 20 tne
whost and that box No. shah 20 TO-
CHAPTER Iv.-Box No. Is sold with
= letter from the Opera Ghost calling at
Anntlon 70 the error. The box keeper "
@alied in and gives her experience Win
ahe ghost.
CHAPTER v.-Christine Daae. writes
2aoul that she has zone to visit the
raxe Of her father. He goes aiS .S,,r anc
wonderful violin music 10 heard. Raoul
~ found next morning almost frosen.
CHAPTER vL-Moncharnin and Rich
mrd investigate box No. and decide "a
nDe the performance OF Faust from
Groat seats Of that box.
CHAPTER VII.-CarIotta, who sIngI
slns leading part In Faust. ia warned g
1--we the part to Christine CaTl0tta, re-,
Ansing, loses her voice In the middle Of
4 cong and the main chandelier crashes
DOWN, killing q woman and woundinl
many.