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Arizona republican., 1913-02-06
Popular Wants
For Sale-Real Estate


 LOOK HERE-Are you looking for a paying investment? A 16-room house finely built. cement. with cellar Equipped with first class furniture Good Piano. A large screen room, near high school Rental value $50 per month. Price $20000, $4O00 cash, terms. New State Realty Co, 314 Fleming Block. If
 FOR SALE-CITY. Groom brick. modern. close in on carline $265O. 5- room modern brick, cement cellar and walks. SEE THIS $27OO. NEW. mod ern Groom pebble dash brick. Fine location $40O0. Groom brick. built in features. fine shade, on corner. A BARGAIN $375O. Groom modern brick, FURNISHED, cement walks. ckickCn-yaIG, etc. 5000 4-rOom frame bungalow, chicken house and lawn, a good buy for $500. 4-rOom modern brick and screen-room. chi cken house and yard. $24OO. Terms on all of the above. WE HAVE SOME FINE LISTINGS OF RANCH PROP ERTY. GALPIN X HART, g North First Avenue If
 .NO-NE-OI = iNIGS near SCHOOL and car line. J w. Carver. Phone Ranch 79. If CHOICE BUYS-In city property, both improved and unimproved, let us show you some bargains for either cash or on easy payments. Hill x Claflin Builders of Homes). Center St. Cor. of Washington (doWn stalrs.) If FOR SALE-A few bargains in Cap itol Addition lots:
 90 ft. on Adams St. between Eff
 teenth and Sixteenth Ayes. $500 75 it. on Monroe St, between Eff teenth and Sixteenth Ayes. .... S25 50 fl. on Monroe St, between Sev- enteenth and Eighteenth Ayes. 800 90 1t. on Jefferson St, between Eff teenth and Sixteenth Aves.... 500 w. NJ. FICKAS.
 r N. First Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1913-02-06
New Today
FOLLOW YOUR BANKER'S EN .
 AMPLE

He ADVISES you to put your money in his bank at | per cent But HE buys real estate with HIS money and YOUR money at the same time that he is giving you this ad- vice. YOUR banker is smart, shrewd and q pretty gCod fellow at that, so we say FOLLOW YOUR BANKERS EXAMPLE,
Arizona republican., 1913-02-06
SOME GOOD BARGAINS.

room brick house, modern, two full size lots, fenced, lots of shade; close in on West Madison: $35OO. co. 3 room frame. good location; $G50, terms.
 cheap.
 modern; s26O0, terms. Some choice close in residence and apartment house lots cheap. Also some good buys in business lots, choice stuff.
 See us for all kinds of ranches.
 T. M. BORROUGHS,
 fl w. Adams. If IF SEEKING BARGAINS IN LAND--Don't pass the following: 160 acres at $40 per acre.
 16O acres at $50 per ocre.
 16O acres at $75 per acre.
 160 acres, one half alfalfa, half grain, buildings and fenced, s11O per acre.
 80 acres at $55 per acre.
 so acres, plowed, leveled, at $S750 per acre.
 50 acres, all alfalfa, $135
 G0 acres, alfalfa and grain, we'll improved.
 40. 30, 10 and , acre tracts, or any and everything in real estate Union Realty Co., 130 N Center If BY OWNER-Desirable city lots, north side; one block from Central avenue; east exposures. I417 North FirBt st. sn
Arizona republican., 1913-02-06
NEW BARGAINS TODAY

acres A class lart Glendale SEQ acre  50 6o rromG  "hi 'th and all built
  Wiletta, et'1t Lot '0N9O All  Beautiful Addition  Don't be satisfied with See and you be in ecelar E. J. BENNETT ( co. l6=lS N Center Street
Arizona republican., 1913-02-06

WANT TO BUY-One span of mares or 6 years old, weight 1900 or over, sound and well, broke. Price must be right for cash. Address "A North ; St. m
Arizona republican., 1913-02-06
For Rent-Houses

4-ROOM HOUSE-Good porch, poul- try yard and stable. $10.00. P. o. Box 562 m
 FOR RENT-2 unfurnished apart nents. 316 E. Van Buren. m
 FOR RENT-A four room cottage. 1901 T.. Jefferson St. Phone SS17. k
 FOR RENT-Modern 5-room bunga- low. with bath. Call Overland PISA or 1l12 F. Fillmore If
 LARGE LIST of houses to rent. Southwestern Building ,& investment Go, No, II x, 2n1 Avenue tf
Arizona republican., 1913-02-06
Auctions
C O McNCRTRY

Experienced licensed live stock auc- tiOueer. sells sales anywhere in the state at reasonable rates
Arizona republican., 1913-02-06

OFFICE 153 x. FIRST AVE.
 Both Phones.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-06
For Rent-HOuses

FOR RENT-Six rooms and bath, barn. chicken corral roses. fruit trees; one acre, well fenced. AppIy 72j F.. Mckinley st. n
Arizona republican., 1913-02-06

WANTED-Listingso of 40 or 80 acres fair improvements, at least half in al falfa of all right price, we have buyers. Walker Realty Co.,, w. Washington St
 If
Arizona republican., 1913-02-06

AUCTION EXTRAORDINARY. HIGH CLASS SUBURBAN PROP ERTY.
 LINCOLN PLACE on Glendale car line beyond Indian School.
 Lots and Acreage to be sold at Auc- ton on EASY TERMS.
 TUESDAY; FEBRUARY 11th at 1:30 o'clock
 The Hayes Tract. 20 acres, has been cut into small tracts and will be put on the market as a high class Residence Addition.
 You are invited to attend whether you think of buying or not
 24000. in GOLD will positively be given away at this sale by our popular method
 S2o00 to the man buying the greatest number or lots.
 S20.0o to the one paying the highest price for a single lot.
 TERMS: 20 per cent cash, balance S1O.0O per month with per cent in terest on deferred payments. per cent discount for all cash and per cent discount for building within so days. RESTRICTIONS: Lots sold only to white reople and buildings to cost not less than $150O00.
 FREE STREET CAR TRANSPOR- PATTON TO ALL WHO CALL AT 1G EAST ADAMS ST. before 1:0O P. NJ Tuesday. TAKE GLENDALE CAR TO LINCOLN PLACE.
 For other Information Ring Up 3S6 or Call 2t 1G East Adams Street ARIZONA AUCTION & DEVEOLP-
 AiENT COMPANY.
 16 East Adams St.
 B. w. GETSINGER.
 Conductor " c TOLLESON
 Secretary and Treasurer.
 AUCTION-Taylor the auctioneer The most successful salesman in Phoe- nix has conducted more than one hundred auctions in the last year. he will cry your ranch sales charge you one per cent and get you the best results. See him for dates 122 West Adams St Phone 1349 il GURLEY & ESHOM, AUCTION EERS-See us for open date before letting your sale. Office New State Corral cor. 4th Ave. and Madison street. Phone Overland 762. Dr. Cur lev. Veterinary Surgeon. il
Arizona republican., 1913-02-06
For Rent-Lands
Wanted-To Rent

WANTED TO RENT-One to good milk cows: good pasture and perfect care taken of them. Call Overland S5Sl n
 NANTED-3 or 4-rOOm cottage or brick, modern; walking distance: yard shade: no sick; years lease, Box 2005. Republican. n
Arizona republican., 1913-02-06
Wanted Situations Female

WANTED-An office position by woman of refinement and good health: experienced. Address Box 1000. Re publican. n
Arizona republican., 1913-02-06
For Sale Miscellaneous

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 $5.OO BUYS-Yearly scholarship in Arizona School of Music, worth $10S.00. Either instrumental or vocal lessons will be given in this course Call Black 7052 or See owner at 907 East Jeffer- son St. if
 FOR SALE-One double disk blow, disk harrow, grain see1er, Fresno scrap CT. walking plaw, all like new, also wagon and hay frame, harness, etc. A E. Spriggs, Mesa. Ariz. If
 BUY YOUR FURNITURE, RUGS, etc. at the Union Furniture Co. Com plete home furnishers. Phone Over land 1895. 331 w. Washington st. Formerly w. II. Patriclls furniture store. Give us a trial If
 FOR SALE-Several second hand motorcycles at prices to suit Phoenix Cycle Co, 133 N. Central Ave. If
 EXTRA CHOICE SEED POTA- TOES-just received at Arizona Seed Co, 157 North Central ave. If
 Big discount on Navajo Blankets during February. G. A. Goodwin, Tempe m
 COUNTERS. TABLES of all kinds. large assortment of dishes. If you need q bargain in sideboard see me F A. Hough. The Phoenix Fur niturc CO., 3O3 West Washington St Phone 1133. If
 FOR SALE--One second hand safe, Phoenix Warehouse Co. tf
Arizona republican., 1913-02-06
For Sale-Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-Second hand ice boxes. and >cfrigeratOrs. Buy now while se- lection is large and prices low. Stand ard Furniture Go. n
 FOR SALE-JuniOr tourist go-cart, in perfect condition. also little girls bicycle cheap. Phone 115S. Overland 54 Portland Place. n
Arizona republican., 1913-02-06
For Sale-Real Estate


 ~|--~-~~--~~~~~->~~---~~ FOR SALE-1G0 acres deeded land: fine soil and level; all under fence: water signed up and assessments paid to date; only five miles from town. Box 20l1, Republican. n BARGAINS in residences. Ranch and business property, improved or unimproved Houses to rent
 VI. K. JAMES,
 27 N Center St
 FOR SALE-Homestead relinquish- ment 100 acres. All level and on canal, small house, part cleared. Box 2011 Republican m fMODERN-4- room house S2500 New dounie house, $2S0O. Modern 7-room house, $500. Building site $500 to $1259 estimate free. The Orborn Con- crete Co.,. 501 w. Van Buren St. Ov- crland 717 m
Arizona republican., 1913-02-06
For Rent-Rooms

FOR RENT-Nice furnished room on North Central Ave- to woman em- ployed day times. who does not stay out evenings very much, nominal rent of S10 per month. Phone Overland 1915. bc
Arizona republican., 1913-02-06
For Rent Housekeeping
 Rooms

GO o b - Comfortable housekeeping rooms, no sick, 829 E. Jefferson. 2DS
 Hire a little salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-06

FOR SALE-WATCH PHOENIX
 GROW. Buy on Tempe Road, Phoenix s Greatest Thoroughfare. 21a acre tracts. 5000; $10O cash, balance BIO q month. Win build for $2OO cash and $15 q month.
 1-acre four room houses on Tempe Road, S700; s150 cash. $15 a month. acres on Tempe Road, $500; S200 cash, balance s2O a month. 4-room brick house close in. $500: S200 cash, $25 per month. 4room house, $1250; $20O cash, s15 q month.
 NJ. H. SHELTON,
 21j w. Washington. If
Arizona republican., 1913-02-06

trees; one acre. well fenced. Apply 72j F.. Mckinley st n
 FOR RItNT-WATCH PHOENTX
 GROW.
 6-rOOm furnished house modern $50. Groom house, furnished. mod ern, $3j. Groom house partly fur nished, so. Broom house, furnished $l5. broom modern flat, close in >25. Groom modern house. unfur- nished, $30. M. II. Shelton, 2l5 w. Washington. If FOR RENT (unfurnishcd- room and screen room, SIC; 4-room house, s20; Groom brick, $50; Groom mod crn brick, lot 400X200, plenty shade. ,35; Groom cement block. furnished complete, $35 Commonwealth Realty Co, 129-I31 N. First ave If FOR RENT-3- room cottage, small! garden and chicken yard: city water. near car line; price BIO. Call over land 85Sl. n
Arizona republican., 1913-02-06

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-i0n span we'll bred mares, weight HOO, three years old. Also l new work wa gon Will exchange for real estate. II. c. Murphy, 317 West Washington St. If
Arizona republican., 1913-02-06
" C TOLLESON
 Secretary and Treasurer.

GURLEY & ESHOM, AUCTION EERS-See us for open date before letting your sale. Office New State Corral cor. 4th Ave. and Madison street. Phone Overland 762. Dr. Cur lev. Veterinary Surgeon. tt
Arizona republican., 1913-02-06
For Rent-Furnished
 Houses

FOR RENT-3- room flat, furnished G10 N Fourth ave. D
Arizona republican., 1913-02-06

FOR RENT-WATCH PHOENIX
 GROW
Arizona republican., 1913-02-06

1 FOR SALE-Several second hand
 l motorcycles at prices to suit Phoenix l Cycle Co, 133 N. Central Ave If
Arizona republican., 1913-02-06

ROOM BRICK-Furnished, mod ern, close in, for $30 per month, by year, no sick, no children. 5-room furnished. strictly modern, near ln- dian school. $35 per month. Groom blck, unfurnishcd, strictly modern. on Woodland Ave, s3j. Groom brick, unfurnishcd on r.. Pierce, $20. Broom, furnished, $15. 3-room house, un- furnished, $12. broom frame. modern, s15. Groom frame. s19. J. E. Heyne Realty Co, IS w. Adams. If OUR PLAN-A HOME GETTER.
 PAY US
 s275 AND MOVE IN six-room cot tage one BLOCK OF CAPITOL; built in buffet, book cases, etc; bal ance like rent.
 s350 AND MOVE IN new Bunga- low, KENILWORTH: built-in con venences Artistic in construction; balance like rent.
 SOUTHWESTERN BUILDING AND
 INVESTMENT COMPANY.
 No. Ii N. Second Avenue. OUR PLAN-A HOME GETTER.
 If
Arizona republican., 1913-02-06

Fire a little Salesman at The Rs- publican office. A Want Al will seq more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-06
Wanted-MOney

HAVE A GOOD THING-Big profits, need more cash, if you want in on ground floor Address 2012 Republican.
 m
Arizona republican., 1913-02-06

EXTRA CHOICE SEED POTA-
 TOES-just received at Arizona Seed Co, 137 North Central ave. If
Arizona republican., 1913-02-06

FOR SALE,-F'ine 40, close in; best If land, fine location; very desir- able: low price. Phoenix Trust Com pany, I6 West Adams st. D
 FOR SALE-320 acres all in culti- vation at the low price of $90 per acre Vim. M Costey x Co, l7 ". Adams street. D
 FOR SALE-l60 acres close to Phoenix. all in alfalfa: must be sold
 rrice S150 per acre. Wm. NJ. COstlCF' X co. r W Adams st, p
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
u. S. LOSER IN BIG SUIT
Decision in Holland America
Case to Cost Millions.

Judge Julius Mayer handed down de-
cslon In the United states District Court
Yesterday which viii cost the United
states government something like 81 .Ooo.-
GOO a year Tho decision was In thr suit
Of the government against the Holland
America Steamship Company for f2.lbi 80
for medical treatment to aliens brought
20 this country while suffering from tenn
porary contagious disease.
Judge Mayer declared that the immi-
grafton law makes no provision that the
steamship companies shall pay for the
medical treatment Of sick aliens, and.
therefore. it Is right that the government
should defray the expenses. steamship
compauies. he said. are liable only for
the care and maintenance OF sick aliens
when thov take on board passenger who
they know Is suffering from contagious
disease.
The government contonded that II was
its privilege To force the steamship com
panics to keep the sick passengers on
board. ana that their removal was con
scnted 10 only after the steamship line
had practically agreed to pay for their
care and attention elsewhere. Assistant
United states District Attorney Addison
G. Pratt. who tried the case. said that an
appeal would probably be taken from
Judge Mayors decision.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
CURBS CIVIL SERVICE RAID
Sulzer Vetoes Bill Extending
Veterans Privileges.

Albany. May l7.-Governor Sulzcr today
vetoed the Walker bills, which would
have extended to all civil service EN-
ploycs I'm the competitive classification
practically the same privileges now ac-
corded veterans and volunteer trcmen IN
the civil service. The Governor says the
bills are CONTRARY to the letter and spirit
OF the merit system. and their enactment
would go far to destroy discipline and
greatly impair the efficiency Of the en-
tire civil service system OF the state
The Governor also vetoed the GathrSht
Dill. designed TO establish a pension sys-
ten for employees Of state prisons ana
rcfornatories: the Boylan bill. when
would have exempted from taxation the
clubhouses Of the order Of Elks In New
York State; the Walker bill. designed 10
transfer from the State Education De-
partment to the state trustees OF pubic
buildings the care and control OF the new
state Education Building. the Ramsper-
ger bills designed to permit life insur-
ance agents To divide their commissions
with outside agents and TO authorize the
State Insurance Department to give ira
ternal insurance societies the right TO DO
business in other states.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
AUTO KILLS MAN, HURTS BOY
Machine Then Falls Into Cellar of
Building Just Burned.

David Xakrowsky, siXty-tour years old,
A cloakmaker. OF No. 24l East 12lst street.
was killed yesterday afternoon when an
automobile brewery truck passed over
his head Thomas Stokes. seven years
old. Of No. West i01th street. was
knocked down by the same truck and
taken to the Harlem Hospital I'm seri-
Gus condition.
The accident occurred I'm front OF No
1851 Park avenue. An hour before FIRE
had damaged the building. which is a
frame structure, With a driveway 20 the
ground floor.
Frederick Weller. OF No 3ls East 92d
street. driver OF the truck. which was
owned by tho Chris Hupfel Brewing Com
pany. said he was going north In Park
avenue when the boy ran directly in his
path He swerved sharply 10 avoid the
boy, but a wheel hit him, aud before
Weller could turn again he had run over
the man.
Weller drove the truck into the drive
way, which. weakened by the fire, broke
through. dropping the front wheels OF the
truck TO concrete flooring four feet
below 1t required a gang 10 extricate
the truck.
Patrolman Curran took Weller to the
East l26th street station where he was
examined at length, but the police decid-
e1 that II was an unavoidable accident
and allowed him TO go
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
M'CANN DENIES ASKING
TAXI MEN FOR JOBS
Tells Assistant District Attor'
ney Story of Big Deals with
COMPANIES Is Fabrication.

Alderman John Mccain, oil the Colnlnll-
tee which had taxicab legislation IN hand
called on Joseph Du Nivier, Assistant DIS
trict Attorney yesterday, 10 explain that
he had never asked the yellow TaN!cap
Company TO furnish jobs for any OF MS
constituents. II was true. he said, that he
had recommended many Of his constituents
10 the taxicab company, just ~ he had TO
the street Cleaning Department or to any
other lob 20 which their minds turned,
but as for asking the taXicab company 10
supply JOBS. he never would do anything
like that.
He said that he had allowed his name
10 be used as a reference by several
perhaps, but certainly not By "a number
and any insinuation that four or hNe
hundred chauffeurs, helpers and washers
i'm the yellow TaXicab Company ana the
Mason-S Seaman Transportation Company
had been taken on at his request was a
fabrication.
Mr.. Du Vivier is investigating re-
port that certain taxicab companies raised
= fund OF g.. 100 with which the aldermen
were 20 pay the expenses OF having the
books Of tine company examined by an
accountant. II is said that the yellow
Taxicab Company provided $1,000 Of this
amount The man who is believed to
have handled the fund is dead. and IT VIII
be difficult. IT is believed, 20 trace the
money.
Mr.. Du Vivier was told yesterday that
Circular Joe" Vendig had said he had a
letter which would eXonorate James C..
Wallace, tr, chief of the Mayors Bu-
reau of Licenses, 80 far as the charge OF
taking free rides in taxicabs was CON
cerncd. This letter is said 10 BE- com
plaint by Wallace that the yellow Taxi
cab Company, in forwarding to him his
monthly bill, has. as usual, overcharBed
him Mr.. Wallace continues. II Is said, To
berate the taXic3b company. saying that
il is far from being the hrst Time that
such thing has occurred.
II is said that this letter Is dated May ::
The District Attorney was informed OF
the alleged free riding habits Of alder
men ara others before that date.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
JEALOUS !. PLUV|US
R0UTS MAY PARTIES
Opening Day Transformation i
City Parks Cut Short by
Bad Weather.
10000 IN SPECTACLE
Tennis and Baseball Popular
but Decorated Cbariots and
"Royalty's' Brilliant Cos
tunes Draw Big Crowds.

Not even the optimism of youth m.
quantities Of artificial flowers. tinsel ana
luncheon stood any show with the 81.
ments yesterday, and the opening n,
Central and other parks I'm the city "a
| May parties ended i'm a spirit OF gloon,
as gray as the sky that caused il. Ans
showers in the month Of May and
"shivory" east wind curtailed much q,
the festivities. although fully twenty
| thousand youngsters tried to defy IN.
weather.
Park Commissioner Stoyer postpo,r
opening the lawns in the parks 10 May :;
i'm an effort 10 give the grass a chance "a
grow sufficiently long 10 Withstand n,
effects of hosts OF dancing youth In
years past the grass was I'm such good
/ condition that IL was not necessary 10
nurse Il so religiously. and May part.s.
i began early and continued throughout fhs
, month. The late start this year caused
an accumulation OF such outings. and 80
yesterday found a schedule OF rs parties
with the police prepared TO regulate Ole
Of the largest May crowds in the history
of the park.
Then there were tennis and baseball
Two thousand applications had been Or
| file In the Park Department for weeks
awaiting the opening gun OF the season
! On Friday night two thousand notices
were mailed to the patient walters. IN.
| forming them that at last they were 70
! have an opportunity TO show their form.
Instead OF the regular tennis courts
which are in the process OF being con
verted from grass 10 clay surfaces. the
sheep meadow and the lawn at East ssth
street were given as the scenes OF such
! activity. First come. first served, was
the rule and In both sections Of the PARK
there were long lines OF boys and girls
and men and women waiting 20 get an
! opportunity to play. Like the MAJ
parties the tennis games proceeded Until
the rain came in the afternoon and the
grass grew too wet for action. Even the
baseball games had TO be called OF
Some brave May queens and kings led
! their respective vassals in dances and
marched about on the prescribed lawns
with a good deal Of zeal I'm the morning
One little queen, AT the head OF a party
that entered the park from an East Side
street as II emerging from the "lles'
Of a theatre stage. set a new STYLE for
royalty. She had wings-at least. tenn
porarily-and the other queens did no..
| She proved 10 be quite the best dancer
in the park. and hundreds of persons
gathered 10 watch her
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18

Sussman Stavisky. Of No. % Essex
street. is one lucky youngster' ne is
starting life at the age OF sixteen months
With an absolutely perfect body ana Win
hank account OF $50. The last Is the
result of the first for the so I'm the saw
ings bank is the prize awarded SusS-
man as first and finest of the l'VW-polh'
babies I'm the baby contest held al 'he
University Settlement.
The settlement workers were much
nleased for Sussman is really settle
ment baby. His mother was kinder-
carten child there twenty years ago
sussman is a big boy for his months
lie Weighs % pounds. is So inches IN
height. measures 10 inches around the
head. o0ls inches about the chest -H-
,pcbes about the "tummy' and has tweiN'
good sized teeth.
Wee Mollie Pallas whose parents are
Turks and live at No. l64 Allen street
u,on second prize. Francis Motto thiro
nrIze winner. is Italian. Sussinan Is
Iau plain American blood is not repre-
ssrtad among the winners In this show.
stafford Mclean. Hugh Chaplin ana
Herman +. Dowd were the physicians
who acted as Judges. They reached thelr
decision through an elaborate system oil
down TO fourteen babies. out OF whom the
,,,iuning three were chosen.
noints which were indeXed ana dlFldeu
and subtracted till the contest narrowed
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
COASTER BRAKE AFFAIR
Prospect of Settlement OF Grim
inal Anti Trust Suit.

Washington May l7.-There is prospect
Of a compromise settlement OF the crimi'
nal antitrust suit against the so-called
coaster brake trust and an agreement BY
which the alleged combination would
make changes TO meet the demands o'
the government and avoid ciNil SUI
under the Sherman law. Nothing dehnite
has yet been accomplished. but IT Is
learned that progress is being MADE
toward this end.
Representatives Of the alleged trust to-
day discussed the situation with James 4
Fowler. assistant 10 the Attorney Gen
eral. and United states Attorney O'Brian
~ Buffalo. The conferences will be con-
tinued with Attorney General Mac
Reynolds. Mr. Fowler and Mr.. O'Brian
next week when a decision Will he
reached as To the sufllcency OF the de-
PENDANTS propositions for settlement.