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Evening journal., 1913-12-29
FIREMEN,s RELIEr SOCIAL.

The Firemens Relief Association
will hold a reception on Wednesday
evening, New Years eve, IN their
rooms. Fourth and King streets. An
invitation has been extended to
Mayor Howell and members Of the
City Council Caterer Zimmerman
will serve the supper about 1880
o'clock. The committee appointed .
arrange for the reception is: Chair
man, Thomas l.. Rafferty,; Gerald j..
Farrell, Thomas Coady, George Harri
gan. Wilmer Green William T. Smith
Henry Carr, John NJ. Townsend, Chas
Crozier II. McDonough, secretary.
The officers of the association are
VIM. J. Lutz, president; NJ. " Far.
ren, vice-president: A. J. Cross
/ treasurer; H. McDonough. hnancia
secretary: William Callahan. record
/ ing secretary.
Evening journal., 1913-12-29
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
MEMBERSHIP CLASSES

Directors of the Chamber of Com
merce at their meeting this afternoon
will act on a proposition to readjust
the classes Of membership. At pres
ent there are three classes, the lowest
annual fee being S25 and the highest
$500. Under the proposed adjust
ment there would be two classifica-
tions of membership. The question
of selecting new officers for the club
will come up at the annual meeting on
January 6.
Evening journal., 1913-12-29
SLEUTHS in
CHURCH CROWD
Watch Funeral Hoping to Find
Slayer Of Philadel-
phian
CHURCH CONVINCED
HE WAS NOT SUICIDE

PHILADELPHIA, Dee 20. Plain
clothes men wandered through the
crowds within and without st. Adcl-
bert's Roman Catholic Church, Allegheny
avenue and Thompson street, this morn.
ing, when the funeral OF John Bojan
owski was heius held
Convinced that BojauoWski, a baker,
was murdered ut his home 30. 262O East
Ontario street carly Christmas morning,
the police believed that his funeral would
be a magnet strong enough to lure the
man or men who did the killing 10 the
church When Bojanowski- body was
laid out last night everyone of the hun,
dreds who crowded around the bier was
watched carefully by the detectives who
stood near the coffin.
The services today were brief and
simple Interment was made In Holy
Sepulchre Cemetery The burial In
the Roman Catholic Cemetery con-
vinced the sceptical that the church
authorities believed Boianowski was
murdered and not a suicide.
The greatest handicap to the police
is the apparent absence of a motive.
Nothing was stolen from the bakery;
Bojanowskis private life was ap-
parently free from feminine entangle-
ments that might have provoked ieal-
Gus reprisal. and he Is not known to
/ have bad any enemies.
His family has been closely Ques-
toned in regard to noise of a struggle
that may have preceded his death.
/ CorOner's Detective Frank Paul said
today that Bojanowsh was a fairly
powerful man and must have strug-
gled before he died. Yet no sound OF
the struggle apparently was heard by
his wife and children upstairs
Josephine Bojanowsh. the f9-year-
old daughter of the slain man, told the
police that she saw stranger in her
room. screamed and followed him
down stairs. He disappeared and she
found the body of her murdered
father. The police have established by
expert medical opinion that Boianow-
ski was dead at least three hours be-
fore the body was found. Detective
Emmanuel declared it impossible that
the murderer would have waited in
/ the house that long.
Mrs Bojanowski was the last one
in the family to see her husband alive
0Nt lJlQ the poilce sue lNlt hih 0tA
ting in a Morris chair in the kitchen
She then went to bed. Because OF her
inability 20 speak English, the police
have met some difficulty in question
ing her.
l. The police admit that their suspi.
cions rest upon three persons. One
/ is a woman. another is q discharged
employe and the third is a man o
bad reputation who displayed an eN
traordinary knowledge about th'
wounds on the bakers body. Tn
three are under surveillance.
That at least one arrest may b
made today is limited by the police.
Evening journal., 1913-12-29
THAW BAIL is
AGAIN ARGUED
By The United Press.


CONCORD, n. H., Dec. 29.-Hear-
ings on the question as TO whether It
would be safe TO liberate Harry Ken
dali Thaw. on bail. were resumed
here today by the commission ap-
pointed recently by Judge Edgar Aid
rich. of the United States District
Court. The case book" OF the Mat
teawan State Hospital For the In
sane, covering the record of Thaw
from the time of his commitment
there until his escape last August,
was presented to the commission by
representative of William T..
Jerome.
A mental examination Of Thaw and
study of the case book will occupy
the attention of the commission dur
ing the week It is now the plan OF
the commission TO hold a public hear
ing next week on a day not yet nam
ed, at which any and all persons who
have anything against the plan to
liberate Thaw on bail will be given
an opportunity to present their evi-
dence Testimony will also be taken
at that time concerning Thaw's con-
duct since he has been in the GUS
tOdy of this state.
Evening journal., 1913-12-29
FALL OF EUERTA
is PRICE OF PEACE
Rebel viii Not Consider Any
Proposals Of Compromise
With Dictator

CHIHUAHUA Mex, Dec. 20. ~
Nothing less than the fall OF Huerta
and his Punishment from the country
will ever be considered as a prelim
mary toward peace in Mexico. ANY
overtures for a compromise would be
treated with contempt by the revolu-
tionists."
General villa thus was prompted
to discuss the subject because of The
repetition of a report from Mexico
City that Generar Huerta might re-
sign in favor of a member of his Cab
met. AS the report also stated that
General Huerta was thinking Of TAX
ing the field against the rebels, IL was
not considered in any way as a pos
sible peace move.
The subject of peace. however.
came up in General Villas counsels,
and the rebel leader was moved to
outline the rebels view in case future
events brought them to consideration.
In substance the terms demanded by
the rebels are
The elimination Of General Huerta
and his supporters.
"The complete surrender to the Con-
stitutiOnalist cause of politicians now
opposing it.
"The restoration of the constitution
"The selection of a provisional
President acceptable to the Consttu-
tionalists and provisions for a pop
ular election.
Guarantee of change in the land
laws, so that deeds TO land would be
more generally distributed.
Ratification Of confiscation by the
rebels of the vast Terrazas, Creel and
other estates, valued at many millions
of dollars.
Qualification of all acts of the
Huerta regime"
Opinions of General Villas advisers
were that General Huerta would not
resign and that the rebels must adj
here to their original plan of fighting
their way TO Mexico City.
Our cause has progressed to such
point that we would treat any sug-
gestion of a compromise with con
tempt" said General villa. I'VE re-
gard Huerta as a traitor, who has
dragged his country through blood for
his personal ambitions. We have gone
through so much distress for the sake
of freedom that we would not now
stop short of IT,
within a few months we have won
almost all of the North from the
usurper. Our forces have increased
from a few hundred until they now
number more than 10000 This num-
Der will grow, for in every city We
take hundreds are ready to join. By
the time we reach Mexico City We
shall have enough men in arms com
pletely TO Overwhelm the Federals
And we intend to fight until there is
no more fighting to do"
The idea that General Huerta might
take the field against the rebels. Gen
eral Villa said. caused no terror Z,
him. although Huerta is familiar will
the North country, having commands
forces there during the Orozco revol
against Madero.
The rebels are confident that a
soon as the expedition against tn
Federals at Ojinaga is settled the
will be in position to advance south
ward without leaving Federais il
their rear.
Evening journal., 1913-12-29
REyTvAL AT MT. SALEM.

Beginning next Sunday revival SER
vices will open in Mt. Salem M. e..
Church under the direction of Hiss
Helen Gertrude Rumsey, the girl
evangelist. who has become known all
over the East as one of the most sue
cessful women preachers in the coun-
try. The meetings will be held every
eyening by Miss Rumsey, who will be
assisted by Miss Ruth Harris, solo
list.
Miss Rumsey is a trained evangelist
and is the organizer and leader Of
the twilight revival services at Ocean
Grove, which have become known all
over the country
Evening journal., 1913-12-29
ORGAN RECITAL AT CENTRAL.

On Thursday evening, January l,
in Central Presbyterian Church, Nor
ris c. Morgan, organist and choir
master. will give an organ recital, to
which an invitation is extended to the
public. Mr. Morgan will be assisted
bv Edgar ID. Smith, tenor Mr.. Smith
IS formerly of New York City, and has
been connected with some of the
largest musical organizations OF thai
place and possesses a very pleasing
and cultured voice. Mr.. Morgan Is
a thorough artist, and handles the or
gan, which is the finest in the State,
in a mastery manner. There VIII
be no cards of admission, but a silNet
offering viii be taken.
Evening journal., 1913-12-29
PERSONALS.

Miss Cecilia L. saitenstein. of Read
ing. Pa. Samuel and Lewis Brenner
and Masters William and Gerson
Brenner, sons of the Rev and Mrs. NJ
Bremen, of Philadelphia. are visiting
the Rev. and Mrs NJ. H. Kaaplander
al No. SOC West street
The Rev. and Mrs. NJ. II. Kaaplan-
der will be al home to their friends
on Wednesday evenings, after s
O'Clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee j. Martin. OF No
2305 Washington street, gave a fam
ily dinner on Christmas Day.
Evening journal., 1913-12-29
REPORT FINDING OF BODY.

A report was made TO the police
shortly after 2 o'clock this afternoon
that the body of a baby had been
found in the woods nearTwentieth and
Harrison streets.
The body was that OF a white child
and was wrapped in newspapers. This
is the third body of a baby found in or
near Brandywine Park within month.
Evening journal., 1913-12-29
LOVE WIDOW"
AMONG MISSING
ny ma rnited press.

BY The Jnited Press
MONTICELLO y. y. Dec. 29.-
The Whereabouts OF Adelaide NJ
Brance. love widow. we're as much
a mystery to Monticello today as was
her presence before the sudden death
of Melvin H. Couch, in her arms. re-
vealed their tragic life story
Railway people said a woman Of
her description boarded a train at
Fallshurgh Station. buying a ticket
for Liberty. ~ " She did not alight
there. and II was presumed that she
paid her fare ON the train to point
further west Gossip here said Miss
Brance would spend a short time in
q nearby town and then go to Palm
or. Iowa, to make her home with her
brother William.
Evening journal., 1913-12-29
sCHMIDT IURY RETIREs.
The United Press

" 10 ITTTT"IT TTHH7
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-The fate of
Hans Schmidt German Catholic
priest. who confessed to the bruta,
murder Of Anna Aumueller this after
noon rested with the jury With the
arguments of both sides completed
and Judge Warren W. Fosters in
structions delivered, the jury retired
shortly before o'clock
Evening journal., 1913-12-29
AFTER DYNAMITE CARRIERS.
y The Inited Press

BY The United Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 29-Local
detectives today continued their in
vestigation of Charles King, Joseph
Brown and H. G. Hanlon. arrested at
Richmond, when dynamite firearms
with silencers. and a clock-work
bomb were found in their sailboat.
According to the police, King was
the leader. All three were armed.
Evening journal., 1913-12-29
CIRCUIT is ACCUSED.
the United States.


NEW YORK. Dec. 29-Edward NJ
Circuit, former city comptroller, was
irdicted on a charge of perjury by the
Grand jury today. following an in
vestiPation into the affairs of the de-
iunct Union Bank OF Brooklyn. Grout
entered a plea OF not guilty before
Judge Dyke and was released in the
:dstody of his counsel
Evening journal., 1913-12-29
sr. pAuL,s ENTERTAINMENT.

The Christmas entertainment OF 50.
Paul- NJ. 4. Sunday school was held
yesterday afternoon, when the program
printed IN these columns ON saturday
was delightfully."- presented. The can.
tata. Foxy Santa" viii be presented
tomorrow night.
Evening journal., 1913-12-29
MRS. FREDERICK TMPROyEs.

Il was reported at noon today that
the condition of Mrs. Lucretia p.
frederick, wife of DR.. S. c. Fred
erick, Of No. 4O2 Delaware ave
rue, who on Saturday afternoon un-
derwent an operation for appendi-
citis at the Homeopathic Hospital
WAS good
Evening journal., 1913-12-29
CUTTER TO AID OF SCHOONER.

By The United Press.
WASHINGTON, Dec 29-The rev.
enue cutters Seneca and Onondaga
were sent today to aid the schooner
Nellie W. Craig. Of New York,
aground near Little Kinnakeet life
saving station on the North Carolina
coast
Evening journal., 1913-12-29
TAsMAN on ROCK.

By The United Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 29.-"Tas-
man on rock. Likely to be got off.
All WE'LL"
officers of the Panama-Pacific ex-
position today received this message
from members of the commission
aboard the disabled liner Tasman.
Evening journal., 1913-12-29
FORTY-FIVE YEARS
WITH BANKING HOUSE

Henry Bush cashier of the Fifth
Street Bank of the Wilmington Trust
Company, today finished his forty
fifth year in the service of the insti-
tuition, formerly the First National
Bank
Evening journal., 1913-12-29
ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF SON

a cable from Glasgow, Scotland, to
day received by David McEwan of No
1903 West Eighth street. announced the
birth OF son To Mrs. John Girkins who
formerly was Miss Katherine MclEwan
OF this city According to the calbegranl
mother and son are doing we'll
Evening journal., 1913-12-29
". H. 5. 1918 CLASS REUNION.

Members of the June class Of 1913,
of the High School will be the guests
of Miss Marie Dorsey, Of No. 2001
Jefferson street, tonight, at a class
reunion.
Evening journal., 1913-12-29
POLICE INVESTIGATE YOUNG
COUPLES DISAPPEARANCF

a boy, aged l6 and a girl, aged l3,
were detained by the police this after
noon while they make an investigation
OF the disappearance of the couple ON
Friday. They went to Philadelphia and
returned today.
Evening journal., 1913-12-29

ACTON. Mass.-The seizure OF horse
flesh in the plant of William Mcdonald
by Meat Inspector Simpson OF Concord
has caused charges and counter-chnrgcs
between the two towns. Mcdonald
claimed il was not for human eousump-
tion.
Evening journal., 1913-12-29

style in our boys clothes as in
their fathers.
Boys Suits S2.so to SIz.
Boys Refers S2.5o to STo.
Boys Overcoats 81 to SIS.
Boys Trousers soc to S2.5o.
tvery size. to la years, will
short trousers. Bloomers. TO I
years. knickers. . TO Ia years.
Boys Hats.
Boys Shoes.
Boys Furnishings.
too; Just as much style as in our
clothes. because they are right In
every way.
SPECIAL TAILORING.
Our clcan-np sale ON tailoring is
on; every kind OF suit, oNercoat OF
trousers, latest AID best styles.
style, iit and make guaranteed.
JAS. II. MULLIN & SONS.
9Th a Mark1t.--'---
Evening journal., 1913-12-29
ST. LUKE's XMAS FESTIVAL

St. Luke's Reformed Episcopal Sun.
day school win have its Christmas en-
tertainment on Wednesday night and a
watch night service will follow.
Evening journal., 1913-12-29

Cooks, maids. mattresses and second
girls. Of the best kind, all consult the
Want Ads for good positions. ADV.
Evening journal., 1913-12-29
WASUTNGT

BOSTON Oswald, big green parrot
at the Franklin Park Zoo. amazed the
keepers OF the bird-house by laying an
egg for the first time in his life after
having cried Votes for Women" The
bird was rcchristened Irene.
Evening journal., 1913-12-29
BLOOD DISEASED?
THEN ACT QUICKLY

From tho blood an the solid tissues take
their food and oxygen. Unless the poison
Is checked 1t will soon affect the entire
body n you have dry, rough skin, PIN
Piles on the face. swollen tonisis sore
throat and voice husky. If the joints be-
come swollen and stiff. II you have ca
tarrh and feel aH stuffed up. n you can
not eat right work rght--don't delay.
Write at once 20 Or. Brown. 935 Arch ST..
Philadelphia, the Blood Specialist. or send
for % bottle Of
BROWNS BLOOD TREATMENT. So
enough 10 last a month. For sale in wal
miugtou hy Scarborough Drug Co. Fourth
and Market Sts., and n. b. Danforth q Co.,
Second and Market SITS.
Evening journal., 1913-12-29
ODDITIES In
THE DAYS NEWS

by The United Press.
NEW lORk.--Thc Daily Temple al
universal church. was opened by Miss
Elizabeth knopf with speeches bv a.
Hindu Turk aud a Chinaman asI
features
PIrrsFlELD. Mass. Mayor Patrick
Moore appointed a censor for charity
ball here tonight. The tango win be
barred
NEW YORK. Burglars raidmp the
home of Mrs Julia Williams iarred her
sore foot. She yelled so that the rob
bers He'd without plunder
NEW YORK; Because he fought a
duel ia Hungary. bloodlcss one, Emil
Ierkowitz a wealthy New Yorker may
be refused admission after tour
abroad
BERLIN Policemen raided corset.
shops ON the ground that they used too
much realism in displaying their WIRES.
though the proprietors offered TO drape
their wax mooels.
VIENNA. - The Hungarian govern
ment issued statement 10 ts public.
advising prospective emigrants To stay
away from the United States because
there is no work there
LONDON. Prayers were read
I throughout the Church OF England that
no war might result from the Home
Rule controversy in Ireland.
WASHlNGTON.--1 Capital appar.
emily has only one baby named for
President Wilson. At least that's all
that has been entered in Washington
baby show for tomorrow and his name
is Woodrow kavaney Glascock.
WASHINGTON Senator Catron OF
New Mexico said today he believes nj.
innate Intervention the only solution ol
the Mexican question. lie recently told
General Villa his views.
WASHINGTON. ~ Legislators today
viewed as militant Dr. Anna Howard
Shaw's Passive resistance pa,
against the national income tax. The
Treasury Department sounded warning
that $1,000 may be imposed for failure
TO make returns.
BOSTON Oswald, a big green parrot
at the Franklin Park Zoo. amazed thl
keepers OF the bird house by laying an
egg for the first time in his life aite
Evening journal., 1913-12-29

WASHINGTON. Senator Catron OF
New Mexico said today he believes al
innate Intervention the only solution OF
the Mexican question lie recently told
General Villa his views.
Evening journal., 1913-12-29

WAsHINGTON.-1he Capital appar-
emily has only one baby named for
President Wilson. At least that's all
that has been entered in Washingtons
baby show for tomorrow his namc
is Woodrow Kavaney Clascock
Arizona republican., 1913-11-07
New Today
MIR. STRANGER MIR. SPECULATOR MIR. INVESTOR

NH. LA 1 o1A
 MIR. INVESTOR Today we offer you. RIGHT IN THE HEART OF PHOENIXS BUSY BUSINESS SECTION, two very attractive bargains. A new brick business rooms on corner lot 1OOx1371a - blocks from Adams Hotel -On Adams Street now renting for $480O annually foundations and walls of suffici- ent strength to add another story. Price $60, 900. Good terms. brick business room on Washington Street West of Central Avenue in the busy section" leased for 10 years for $25, ,000 walls and foundations adequate for 4 STORY BUILDING. Price $3OOOO. SPOT CASH.
 DON'T YOU THINK that it would be wise
 to see us today? ARIZONA SECURITIES AND IN VESTMENT COMPANY, INC.
 1O7 N. Center Street.
 Phoenix, Arizona
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Arizona republican., 1913-11-07

FOR SALE-Watch Phoenix Grow Some great money producers: 40 acre ranch, fine clean stand of alf- alfa, 50 tons of alfalfa in stack, 10 fine cows, horses, all farm imple- ments, Groom house, windmill, $11,OOO S25O0 cash, balance to suit; 20 acres, 1900 orange trees, fine 7-room modern house, windmill, gas engine on car line, $1O,O0O, will take some trade;
 ten acres alfalfa, a clean stand, all implements, chickens, 20 tons of hay in stack, $375O, $500 cash, balance in five years, per cent. M. II. Shelton. 215 West Washington. tf
Arizona republican., 1913-11-07

NO. 300 FIVE ROOM modern brick home on West Jefefrson Street, west of the Capitol and only two blocks from the car line. Lot is 100 x 140 fit. House has a screen porch, fire place. china cabinet and book cases. Fine two story garage with running water and electric lights. well furnished and furniture is included in the price. Price $5250, terms $3500 cash, balance payable in one and two years.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-07
PHOENIX REALTY co.
 IREN &, VINSON 25 SOUTH FIRST AVE. DIInIrNTIX A P IZONT

Agents City and Country Property, Rentals, Insurance and Loans. We will bc pleased to assist expect ant buyers in locating in every pos sibIe manner. Calls invited and cor respondence solicited.
 JUST A FEW BARGAINS 15Ox13715 1t. close-in business lots, $25 900.
 lots and 4-room house, S3500 60 acre alfalfa farm. $1O5 acre. 8-room modern residence, $75OO- 60 acres land, $75 per acre. 16O acres for only $50 per acre. SOME GOOD REIMBURSEMENT Income and business property,
 Exchanges, etc.
 If
Arizona republican., 1913-11-07

SOME DANDY CHOICE LOTS TO TRADE OR SELL.
 THESE LOTS ARE CLOSE IN AND IN SECTION WHERE YOU WILL DOUBLE YOUR MONEY IN THE NEXT YEAR.
 10 ACRES CLOSE IN ON THE CAR LINE. WELL AND FINE STAND OF ALFALFA A HOUSE ON TT AND ALL FENCED.
 $2700-S4O0 DOWN.
 SOME CHOICE LOTS IN THE CAPITOL ADDITION-$37 TO $500. TERMS TO SUIT YOU.
 A DANDY HOUSE FOR SALE THAT YOU CAN BUY AT YOUR TERMS. COME UP AND LET US TELL YOU ABOUT THIS.
 , ACRES. WE'LL IMPROVED. ALL FENCED AND GOOD STAND OF ALFALFA. $1375. TERMS TO SUIT YOU.
 O. II. LOCH
 , WEST ADAMS ST REAL ESTATE LOANS
Arizona republican., 1913-11-07

STX-ROOMED HOUSE, modern half acre of ground, barn; fenced; $"100; $400 cash. balance like rent Close in.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-07
Chicken Ranch

Chicken Ranch Chicken Ranch
 , acres in alfalfa, fruit and berries, house, we'll soft water; chicken runs, situated miles from Phoenix. Price $11OO.0O Arizona Irrigated Land Co., 21 North 1st Ave- Phoenix. If
Arizona republican., 1913-11-07

FOR SALE-Large Durham Hereford cattle outfit with ranches and range;
 260O acre irrigated alfalfa, highly i'm proved farm, well bred horses with ranches; big sheep outfit with ranches and range. Room 228 Adams Hotel or Republican Box 548S. n
Arizona republican., 1913-11-07

SEVEN and screen brick and pebble dashed; best location; close in; one cf the best buys in city; $4OOO $500 cash. balance terms.
 Some bargains in apartment site lots in west part of town. See them.
 Plenty of residences and residence site lots cheap. Also ranch property O. any dimension. T. NJ Burroughs. IA West Adams If
Arizona republican., 1913-11-07

90 ACRES, one of the best ranches in the valley. Good house, three rooms, brand new, porch; also barn. Water and good well.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-07

No. 10S1 A FINE seven room house in East Evergreen Addition. House has two large screen porches. cellar, gas, bath, electric lights, fire place in living room and dining. bookcase seats and china cabinet, white enamel finish, hard wood floors in dining room, living room and hall. Electric light fixtures installed at a cost of $115. Size of lot 70 X 190 it. Price of house $525O, terms $1250 cash, balance payable on terms to suit the purchaser
Arizona republican., 1913-11-07
For Sale Houses


 HOME BARGAINS FOR THE WISE ONE-5-room with 8 screen porches, oak floors and all the built-in features, gas and electricity, everything com plete, located close in, on a corner lot, worth $12OO.OO, my price to you, house and lot $400O.0O. Would consider trade. C. H. Johnson, Home Builder. 5O7 North Sd St. Phone 1866. r FOR SALE-15 tons of oat straw; 10 work mules; 30 acres of kaffir corn. Phone 2914 n FOR SALE - SiX-rOOm modern house on lot 100x200 feet, northeast, q bargain at $320O, good terms.
 Four-room frame house; $500, $200 cash; balance easy. We advertise nothing that isn't a bargain. J. B. Heyne Realty Co.,, IS West Adams.
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Arizona republican., 1913-11-07

LARGE LOT, 6-roomed house, barn. chicken house, near Indian School. Best buy in that vicinity. $185O; $S50 cash, balance long time.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-07
SEED AND FEED

RECLEA NED Bearded Seed Barley
 Beardless Seed Barley. Early Bar and Club Seed Wheat. Texas Grown Red Rust-Proof Oats. Arizona Grown Texas Red Seed Oats. Buckeye Alfalfa Seed.
 VALLEY FLOUR MILLS If TENTS. AWNINGS-aay covers roll curtains. frame covers, tappoons. sleeping porch curtains, anything ip canvass. Phoenix Tent & Awning Co 130 E. Monroe. both ohopes 415 If GASOLINE gallon ......... .$1 % KEROSENE, 5 gallon ....... .85 Three large loaves of bread .... .25 Large pail Cottolene .-.......... 1.4O
 ARIZONA GROCERY co. 329-331 East Wash. If