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Desperate Is Being
Slowly Asphyxiated

BtNcHAW. Utah. Dec. i-
While poisonous gases from
srudacs lighted by the posse
early tc.dsy gradually thickened
and penetrated the farthe
reaches Of the utah. Apes mine.
Ralph Lopez. desperate. crowded
20 the buikhead o. the Andy tun
rei this afternoon and called for
his friend. Julio Corrcilo.
What DO YOU want Sreak
now. fer in hair an hour you will
BE- dead" commanded the deputy
in charge % the posse a. the en-
trance
Lopsr refused 90 answer. ~
ccpt 90 can AGAIN FOR Correiio.
who was sent for When th~ lat
ter arrived. however. and shouted
through the buikhesd. he received
no answer "a ts supposed TOPPER.
tearing some scheme 90 trap him.
retreated back into the mine or
hirscf was rcsortina 90 some
strataoer1
The Ctpuues guarding thc
Andy turnet mouth believed to.
pcz was overcome this afternoon
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behind the burkhcsd. until two
hours lster the) heard q serapina
sound. followed by cough.
Part Of Nine Fuued.
late tonight columns o. smoke
were rushing out a. various tun.
neis. showing certain parts Of the
mine we're slready filled.
in the lowest level o. the work
ings smudgcs were placed direct.
" beneath shafts Leading 10 into
the upper levels. where Lorsx took
refuge when he entered the mine
last Trursday night Smoke was
also ISSUING through cracks on
top ~ The mountain. showing one
~ TIE tunnels ran very near the
surface. Guards were placed al
these spots.
IN case Lopcx does not appear.
the snudginq will continue for an
other dav ard night. Then a.
hours must elapse before the dep
utics can enter Although u is
believed slight there is SIN the
possibility trs fugitive may avoid
ssphySiation IN some far corasr
Of the mine.
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9 MEN ENTOMBED;
ONE IS RESCUED

tNiITIE 'EEEK. CGIo. Doc L.
IIshf men v'r" caught and entombed
In a farfIr 900 fNr Golden cyclic rfro
lafr fh.s afternoon 50 about tho
same Time o. ratrin occurred of tha
'hr.'mse mime and one miner was
shut un Iu tHe main shaft Tho mInca
afe ADJOINING propcrfIr.
Ono OF ffs ntn was re.,uod and
Frank tatr.. I. known fo boz alive and
ur.1Iufrf iu fHo Christmas mirr
Thomas rrndcl who was rrr-uc1
a O'Clock fpuIebt urhsrmed from
fh" Golden cyclic. remained in tr,
mime f0 aid Ir fho tr.sue work us
declares ftrrn ~ tho miner. wcfo
wnfkng behind hIm and he believe.
''' tu extended beyond fhem &o
f' Irra" ia had to tapping ~ re..
ono Grove upon pipe which esferi
.fDueh Tho level vhsre fhe onfof1r.. q
m'n are sufpofod 20 10
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TIE-UP COMPLETE
AT INDIANAPOLIS
FEW WAGONS MOVING AND
MINOR DISORDERS
OCCUR.
Number of Arrests Made and
Prisoners Released on Bond
Police Praised.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec. An
appeal OF team owners. who had
signed the union contract. asking that
their employees be permitted to return
10 work. was voted down late today
al general meeting OF the Team.
sters and Chauffeurs union. which
vent on strike last midnight. Thomas
}. Farrell, general organizer of the
union declared that none OF the men
would take out their teams until the
employers of 1000 teamsters had
signed the agreement. Team owners.
employing about $50 men had agreed
to the unions demands. he said
The first day OF the strike was at.
tended by many minor disorders
which were quelled by the police.
Many men and four girls. members OF
the Sarment workers union. were ar
rested. The girls were released on
small bonds. but the men were held
on $1,000 bonds.
No garbage was collected in the
CITY today. Officials Of the company
which has the contract said tha; al.
thoueh only few OF its men had
joined the union the attitude of the
strikers in the neichborhood of the
barns was so threatening that IN ev
did not wish TO imperil the lives of
the men. While many OF the depart.
ment stores and wholesale houses did
not attempt 10 send their wagons on
the streets. others operated a few We
hicles. Some OF these were interfer.
ed with. but not seriously and they
continued operation through out the
day.
Praises Police
am wholly satisfied with the work
the police have done" said Mayor
Wallace tonight. Il am convinced
they are try ing TO do their duty. They
handled the situation today with cred.
II 10 the department
Man ybusiness men volunteered as
special police this afternoon. but were
told their services were not needed
Seven hundred business men already
have been sworn in as a reserve force
Hearing in the dispute between the
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
and its employees, who recently were
on strike, will begin before the
state Public Service Commission on
Thursday morning. II was announced
today.
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IMPOSSIBLE FOR THE BORnER PATROL
TO ENFORCE THE EMBARGO ON ARMS
RESIDENTS ARE IN SYMPATHY WITH THE RhSE,S AND
LARGE QUANTITIES OF WAR MUNITIONS ARE Ssft GGLED
ACROSS DESPITE VIGILANCE OF TROOPS.
Conditions They Exist Described by
Report to the War Observation-Disclosures Again Disappears
and Wild RumOrs Circulate.

WASHINGTON. Dec. How the
American border patrol has found II
well nigh impossible TO enforce the
embargo against the shipment of arms
and ammunition into Mexico was q -
scribed in report from BriPadisr-
General Bliss. commanding the forces
Cn the border. made public to-day at
the war department. Practically the
entire population along the interna-
tional line. the report said. Is in syn,-
patty with the Mexican rebels and as
a result lage quantities of war muni-
tions have been smuggled a ross in
spite of the unceasing vigilance of tfe
troopers
General Rliss complained OF the
vagueness OF Jie law. declaring tSat
the instructions to the army Wete so
general that too much of task was
imposed upon the troopers and jtnior
officers. He recommended that two
Of the best equipped officers Of tho
governments legal force be sent
down to travel. alons the Inc and
decide questions OF doubtful lights
and powers
In this connection the general re-
ferred 10 Instructions sent to him last
June 20 hold troops in readiness 10
co 10 the aid Of the threatened Amer
ican cosul3r representative az Ped
ras Negras. For several DAYS. the
general pointed out. the question OF
possible peace or wa rested entirely
upon the discretion OF this consul. as
II was a foregone conclusion that the
American soldiers would have 10 dCht
their way into Mexico II the necessity
OF protecting the consul had arisen.
Keep Army on Border
The necessity OF keeping Consid-
cradle proportion Of the United states
army on the border ror an indefinite
period was forecast In the report
General Bliss. who has been on the
(Continued on Page rwelve)
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Ex-NicaraguanD Dictator
/ o Return to Barcelona

WASHINGTON. u. g.. Dec. l.
The international tangIe over the
presence IN the United States OF j.
santos Zelaya. former president OF
Nicaragua. apparently was solved TO.
tight By Ielaya agreeing 10 return 10
barcelona. Spain. from whence he
came 20 New York a month ago This
agreement came as the result of a da,
az conferences at the State Dcp.rt.
m"nt between Solicitor Folk and coun.
sci for both Zelaya and the Nicara.
guam government
Tn promising to leave the country
I"laya stipulated that Do should have
ample time 10 transact some import-
ant business matters Speaking with
bis counsel Cory VI. Sradd.n. over
'no long distance telephone from New
York. /cIaFa said fhe next boat from
\"v York for barcelona did not sail
until December o. and that ho Thought
h" could finish his business In that
time.
Agreement Satisfactory.
STAT" Department officials insist
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Aged Wellsburg Man
"A Victim of Foul Plav
TOOK PITY ON
THE DETECTIVE

So. iaI Dispatch tp the IntelIlgeu,or
CHAR ESTON. W. Va. Dec : IT,
GOV Hatfield today extended eNecu-
tive clemency % Fred Stubn. az
Monongah. would be Sherlock
Holmes. Stubbs Is a coal miner and
some months ago reaIing an adtcr-
tisement Of detective CORES pom
dence sch ool which appealed 10 his
sleuth side. he invested nifty do ars
and later received diploma as real
detective. Last September ho armed
himself with his revolver. badge and
diploma and went 20 the Marion couI-
" fair az Fairmont 10 detect crime.
believing no had complied with The
law. He attempted 70 queU dietur
hancn and was himself arrested s
search revealed the gun and he wa
hnei hffv dollars and sentenced - six
months in jail Ind~r the Johnson
pirtoi law. Governor Hatfield tod1y
remitted the fine and the remainder
of the Jail sentence
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DELEGATES FROM ALL OVER
THE COUNTRY GATHER AT
THE CAPITAL.
Greatest Enthusiasm Displayed
Over What Has Been Accom-
plished and for Future.

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Dec. I'm.
thusiasm over reports on what al.
ready has been accomplished by the
woman suffrage movement and even
greater enthusiasm over prophecies
~ what the future will bring forth
marked the formal opening sessions
here to-day of the forty-hfth annual
convention Of the National American
Nou> % suffrage A.. collation.
lr CallIng 10 order the DELEGATES
from all over th" country. Dr. Anna
Howard shaw. president Of the or.
sanitation. declared
The time is passed when no say
Please De- women vote This has
been changed 10 We demand an
u"ndment to the federal constitu.
uo0 'nfrarohisine wome1'
Tho victories already gained. she
asserted. meant that women now had
a nlft to make such a demand.
The Illinois suffrage victory this
year was celebrated to-night. six
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that when the deposed dictator de
parts he go direct to Barcelona. and
that in the interim he enter into M
political intr!gues involving Nicara.
qua. This arrangement proved agree
able 10 Charles \ Douglas. counsel
Tor the Nicaraguan government I'm the
negotiations that have followed the ar
rest iu New York
Acting upon Mr. Douglas advice
General Chamorro. Nicaraguan minis
Ter here. tonight cablcd the Nicara.
clan foreign Office suggesting the can.
collation. Of that governments reoues,
no" in the malls. for the eN;radition
OF tne former president for trial for
IN" alleged murder or two Of his conn.
'Tymen az Masaya. I'm April 1901
Iel1ya. from the outset. has main
tanned tha' the ofcnses alleged
against him were political ana that
upon hearing ho could prove tnaf Nh.
TWO murders alleged against him were
committed at different times and dates
n Nioaragua and without his knowI
edge
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ACQUITTED OF
FORGERY CHARGE

Srs .s1 rr-uafrr ta tho Intelligence
FNlRNONT IS Va. Dec
Curtis Smith charged with forging fa.
name of his uncle. james Smith. fn .
rIeCk which DO ca-ho1 a. rho pain
mont Trust Companvs bank. was Ia.s
This evening acquitted by the Hr.
which heard bis trial
smith HH- defended Dos Nft.r.t.
FronrH NcCrav. with Attorney Tusr1
NOrr representing the state. THE
trial occupied tho entire dHs IS Ut.
there ta. conclusive evidence chat
young Smith had cached fHr .I..u
fo which boo had signed tho name o..
H.. uncle. .r. there was proof
shnr that rho uncle had mnfr I.
arrrrwrr. br which Curffr Smith v.t
f1 have tIe money ftc check Na- f.r
and for fhIs reason The jury found
h.w not guilty
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''VOteS for Women"
convention Opens
new REVOLUTION
BEING PLANNED

PEKlNG. Dec l-Omcial telegrams
received al the capital to-day from va.
rious provinces in South China report
that the Chinese rebels are intriguing
With numerous outlaw bands o. form
The nucleus of another rebellion
against the government OF President
Yuan Shl Raj Peknc officials be.
lieye. that tho rebel party viii not o.,
able to orEauire or finance another
revolution bur in other quarters fear
I- expressed that DO may succeed in
p'rpctuatinG the laVlcss conditions
which now prevail boz almost every
province of the republic
The Chinese government is develop.
Ing an extensive secret service. and
summary executions With a semhlance
OF court trial frequently occur
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$4,000 FIRE
AT NORTH VIEW

'INUkSUt UG. W Na. Doc
Martin NctmHgs General STORE and
tn" adioinI0c DWELLING of Mis- If,.
inr-fnu 700 NurIh Niou. were fe
rir"Ncd hv nro. topsfhcr with tho
most OFF fhcir contents. ~ loss of
about finuuu carly fhir mornIur The
origin oi OH, Ore is unknown.
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Is FOUND LYING NEAR
WELL ON HIS FARM By
4 \EIGHBOR.
Thought to Have Dropped Dead,
but Examination Discloses
Bullet in Brain.

sTecial Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
WElLSBURG. W Va. Dec o.
With his body wrapped In two com.
forts and a shawl. George Mooney
was found lying cold in dea.h on 'be
brink Of the well on his farm AZ Cross
Run. about three miles from the Wa
bash bridge. this afternoon AZ
o'clock. II was af first thought that
the man had dropped deed. but an boz.
vestigaiion showed that hc had been
a victim OF foul play. a bullet wound
having been found at th" base OF the
brain.
Carl Barne-. an emp'oyo ~ tho DoV.
noy farm. a short distance from tho
Mooney farm. went 10 the la'ter's
home this afternoon 'o borrow ha>
knife Not finding Mooney in the
house or with friends. hc began an
investigation. and discovered the body
living on the brink OF the we'll. lie no.
tilted his employer. Nr. DoVnet. who.
after examining tho appearance of the
man. became suspicious of foul play
and notified Sheriff Patterson and cor.
oner James Clemens They immed.
afely drove fo tle Mooney farm and
began an investigaf
Bullet ir Brain
Coroner Clemens examined fna
body and found a bullet hole just qt
The base Of fH. brain The body was
then removed f0 rho clemens rnorEu..
In tnis ci'r. a-f ar autopsy was held
\ g. calhn- iuia was found lodged
IN rho man h..r Coroner Clemens
conducted au irtrefIkafIon. bIt no clue
10 'hc ... I.uf could hs found
shor'T Patterson and several dopu.
'ies vent fp .' .ror. OF t.s crime
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
STARTLING TESTIMONY OF
"OjGHkEEPSIE MAN At
JOHN DOE HEARING.
Paid Amount in Cash 10 Thomas
Hassctt. Who Has Disappeared
Other Contractors Testify.

NEW YORK. Dec f.--Wadi.o,
3 Aldr'ch. POI ghkeepsie con
tractor. testified - District A.
tor1cy Whitmsn's John Doe IN
qufry 90 day that he had been
forced 90 give up $500 as
condition 90 Getting his pay from
the state highway department
Tor road which be completed
during the adwiristration o.
Highway Commissiorcr { Gordon
Reel
Pc paid the money fr cash IN
Nc" York city on March o. 1912.
lcontlnIed on rnre rr.lr,1
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HNHHfHNIOh. Dec. o.. Forecast.
OHIO Unsettled Tunndav rr.t-lr.
local rainai WednssdHv unsettled ami
somewhat colder. HIGHT 90 mofersfe van.
liable winds
West virginia cloudy Tuesday and
probably Weduesdav
Weaferu PennHy1vania Unsettled on
tuesday, probably local rains WeHuar.
DAY cloudy and somewhat colder rtgf,.
saHf winds becoming variable
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U.M. W. OFFICIALS
ARE INDICTED
CHARGED WITH ATTEMPT TO
SECURE 4 MONOPOLY ON
LABOR.
n Long Report Jury Reviews Min
ing Conditions and Condemns
Methods Of Mine Workers

PUEBLO. Colo. Dec An at
tempt 70 secure a monopoly ot labor
Is charged in indictments returned nv
the Federal grand jury here today
against national officers OF the United
Mine Workers OF America The men
named are: j. =. White. president:
Frank !. Hayes, vice pesidenf and
William Green. secretary-treasurer
Conspiracy in restraint of Interstate
commerce in violation OF the Federal
antitrust law. Is charged in iudict-
ments against officials Of the United
Mine Workers OF America. as follows:
Frank J. Hayes. Joan Il. Lawson.
Adolph Germer. Robert Thlrich. \ -.
Notary. James Morgan. Charles
Batey, and Edgar Wallace. editor of
labor paper al Trinidad.
Several other indictments were re-
turned against miners for alleged de
predatons against property
Ihe Jury prepared long report in
which mining conditions are review
ed. u ends with recommendations
mat the mining laws be more dill
gently enforced. that the governor
should be empowered by the lecisla-
lure TO regulate or suspend the sale
OF ammunition and explosives during
strike troubles. that in cases OF dis
pute both parties should be required
by law TO operate the mines pending
s'NAA'AiAf-AAN Z lIAhlf'ANl interest OF Goa
companies IN saloons Is denounced a
reprehensible.
Methods Demanded.
Methods OF the United Mine Work
ers are severely condemned the re
port saying:
The methods pursued by the Unit
ed Mine Workers OF America i'm their
endeavors 10 force recognition of
their union by the coal min. opera-
tors in this state are an insult 10 CON
seryative and law abiding labor They
have brought experienced strike aci-
tators and have armed hundreds OF
irresp ponslple aliens who have become
a menace 70 the peace and prosperity
and even the lives OF citizens. The.
created open insurrectlon in southern
Colorado and have resorted 20 meas
ures which all fair-minded labor or
ganizations repudiate The onicers
in charge OF many OF the tent colonies
confess their inability to control the
men whom they have armed and
aroused
Evidently no qualification is ncces-
sary for membership in the United
Mine Workers Of America. other than
q promise 10 pay dues. which are ap-
paren'i~ used 10 support ineurrection
and ldwlesSness. when necessary IN
force their demands hy intimidation
and fear whenever strikes are called d"
Caused Little Concern.
DENVER. col. Dec News Of
the indictments returned against ofic-
ers and organizers Of tho United Nftro
Workers Of America was greeted by
Vice President Hayes. one OF tho d..
PENDANTS. with little concern tonight
He declared IL was matter OF course
and had been expected ever since tho
Federal grand jury convened ~
Pueblo
The present location of Tho Indicted
officials and organizer were given
hy Mr.. Hayes as follows.
Frank i. Hayes. Denver. John =
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TN1ONTDW+ ra rar 90 o.
whip aged 1r. ~ Point Marion. surar
.rferfen' 20 mo lHeIf farsY and
prucefopr branch uf fhr baltimore q
ohio Railroad "ae tIrf Instantly
'ofsy phar Fa raa crushed hsftr,r
,nd engine aud a car ar Cheat Haven
Arizona republican., 1913-06-20
For Sale-Live Stock

FOR SALE-3-year- lilly, sired by Boydello, well broken and gentle. Herbert B. Atha. Phone Glen dale 2001. 6db
 FOR RENT OR SALE or service: 75 PerserinO bucks or less. Address PomerOy Realty Go. Mesa Ariz. If
Arizona republican., 1913-06-20
For Sale-Real Estate


 Is YOUR MONEY EARRING 15 per cent? look these over. room mod ern brick, fine old shade, can lease house to responsible party for $32.00 per month by year, that is 15 per cent on your investment besides the in crease in value, $100O0O will handle with very easy terms on balance, this place is on E. Roosevelt, the price is $24OO.OO. 5-room modern brick. near high school, completely furnished, fine location, $3O0O takes furniture and all and only $400.00 cash. lots in Grand Ave Add. for s14O0.OO, 1O7x150; lot in Germania for $550.0O, north front lot close in on w. Adams, fine shade for $95O.00. The Arizona Inv. X Land Co. 129-131 N. 1st Ave If BUY A 7Dx145 LOT IN KENIL- WORTH. WALKING DISTANCE. SOUTHWESTERN BUILDING & IN
 VESTMENT co.
 IT WEST ADAMS STREET If New State Realty Co
 Loans & Insurance.
 See us before you buy or rent.
 314 Fleming Block If ACRES on Glendale car line, cor ner, south and east fronts. Leveled and bordered, $1O50.
 7-room brick on North 2nd St. close in, new and modern, good shade. lawn and out-bufldings, cheap for $5000, $2000 cash.
 Several small residence properties at a bargain just now, call and we will show you.
 See us for good business properties Improved or unimproved.
 We have several good trades for you, both in city and ranch property.
 T. M. BURROUGHS.
 14 West Adams If FOR SALE-Apartment housesite 11Ox15O, corner, blocks to postoffice, north side. See Johnston. IT w Adams. If FOR SALE-Watch Phoenix Grow Phoenix is fast becoming a great city, Secretary McAdoo says Uncle Sans money never runs out so Phoenix is there with the goods. We see nothing but sunshine and money. From now on, the farmers are rolling in wealth the farmers have agreed to pay a nice little bonus along the Tempe road to have the street car extended and you will soon see a car rolling out near the asylum and the Tempe road, 4 acres on Tempe road, house, 15O fruit trees, $2250, $25o cash, balance $25 q month. 13 acres. room house. barn, well improved place, $60O0, will take house close in for part pay. , acres on Tempe road, house. chicken corral, al falfa. $1750, S600 cash. balance s25 a month. S acres, fine stand of alfalfa, $20O0, $500 cash, balance to suit. 7S acres. room new brick house, al- falfa, fruit. shade. $15600. will take trade up to $600O and $500 in cash, balance on or before years 160 acres adjoining close to city of Tempe, $50 an acre. NJ. H. Shelton, 215 w. Wash ington. If
Arizona republican., 1913-06-20
Wanted Situations Male


 STRONCi-Able-b bodied man wants work in town. Energetic and compe tent. Address Box 3169 Republican.
 dg RGETIC-Healthy young man, formerly chief clerk and cashier in large eastern factory, desires similar position. Address Box 3173 Republican
 dd CHAFFEUR-Exper mechanic, has driven from Los Angeles to San Fran cisco twice, years experience in San Francisco, one year in Nevada. Ad- dress Box 3172 Republican. dg EXPERT TYPIST-Wants work ev- enings only, neat, rapid and reliable. Especially good on dictation direct to machine. Can furnish own typewriter. Address Box fl Republican. If
Arizona republican., 1913-06-20
For Sale or Exchange

FOR EXCHANGE-16O acres, T1A miles from Phoenix, 40 acres fenced with woven wire and cleared, has so acres of water paid for three years, 2 room house, barn, corrals, chicken yard and sheds, some shade wells and pump, only $40 per acre. On which we will take a house and lot in a good location, not to exceed $2500. We have several other good trades, let us know what you have to offer. J. B. Heyne Realty Co, IS w. Adams. If FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-4SO acres in South Saskatchewan, Canada, near town. Fine wheat land; partly improved. Will trade in 1G0 acre tracts if desired. Win take city or ranch property in Salt River valley in exchange. Call or write owner, F. II. Larson, Monihon Building, Phoenix Arizona dd
 WILL SELL AT A BARGAIN
 ONE-TON JACKSON TRUCK, OR
 TRADE FOR HAY
 GEO. HAGEMAN,
 2nd & Adams Sts. If EXCHANGE-Your Arizona property for California where it's cool My loss your gain, on account of i'll health will exchange 1G0 acres level, brown silt land, 1 mile to depot, P. o. Hotel, summer and winter resort. Water. live stock and implements, auto, household goods, chickens, ducks, cows, hogs, etc. Near state asphalt highway near San Diego. Equity in land $12,- 900, stock and tools $280O will sacri- flee and trade for anything of value. Address Box 13, Del Mar, California.
 If
Arizona republican., 1913-06-20

SHALLU-The great summer crop. June 1st is the time to start planting ". -allu". The most wonderful sum- mer crop ever grown in the valley, having purchased the George Alkire crop of last year We now offer this excellent seed at cents per pound, 1t takes 6 pounds to plant an acre and planting time is from June 1st to July 20th. Better than milo, sorghum, etc. Mail, telephone or telegraph your ord CTS. Walsh Myers Produce Co.,, Glen da1e, Arizona 6ds
Arizona republican., 1913-06-20
For Sale Eggs and Poultry

FOR SALE-For special fattened dress flyers for delicious dinner call 121J3. A. Schrecks Poultry Farm. db
Arizona republican., 1913-06-20
For Rent-HOusss

FOR RENT-Smau brick cottage, electric lights, bath, screen sleeping room. kitchen. Enquire 1106 F. Me
 Kinley, Brill car line. 7-bm
 FOR RENT-8-room house s20 fur nished or unfurnished. Groom q N 1st Ave If
 HOUSES TO RENT-kinney, s5 E. Adams. G