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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-29
Law AIDS CRIMINALS
TO ESCAPE JUSTICE,
SAYS JUDGE SWAMI
Defendants Can Force State
Courts to Accept Lesser
Pleas.

Attacking the methods Of Justice IN
the eeaAs esurts ana dsclariAs them
inferior to the FEDERAL c0vsts throuGs,
the ahility of criminals 10 force" the
Court into accepting . isnssr plea
rath@ thss apsAd . fortune to con-
Wet under he Vrsssnt systssn Of de-
lay" Judge Swami Of the Court OF
General Sessions to-day told the Ma
tionAi Jewellers BOARD Of Trade al
luncheon what ne thought ought TO be
done 70 simVatty court procedure and
insure promps conviction a criminals.
II have just como from court" no
said. and have an example to give
you. Four criminals we're caught red
handed and each demanded separate
triaE TAis would have consumed six.
ti4n @iVa - . cost Of $3.50 n day
Rather than do that the state &C.
csg,asd plea Of . lesser degree. Our
own laws forced us TO break our laws
''This would never have occurred III
ne &e6Hai COURTS. They would have
lbss4 u&Sp triaa at once and convicted
4ti11 ~ IT, - the evidence wes over.
VA eiming.ss' fhe sxactAesa Of justice \
shssA{lAA conviction falls With che pre-
eii1sn II ne guiilotine. .
"If c. W. Morse had been tried IN q
State court. II 10 safe to say he would
never have been convicted. II he were
the decision would surely have beer
reversed. Also that apple to Juliar
liza wthorue.
THE trouble ties In the law which
forbids trial on more than one charg,
At a time. Our grating police ofhciali
can prove an aiihi for q single charge
Hut n they could BE- tried on a dosei
chsrges OF graft on different days an,
al under one indictment. It would b,
impossible TO prove an abb for all o
them. II the evidence were ovsrwhelm
ing"
Judge Swami has two bills now befor
the Senate calling for trial on severa
charges At once and the trial togethe
OF any body of men who are all charge,
with tho one onense.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-29
THREAT TO SHIFT
TARIFF BURDEN TO
1 LABOR RESENTED
Speaker for 1900, 900 Work.
i ers Calls Cry Of Protected
8 Interests a Sham.
WAGES WON'T BE CUT.
Protected Industries Notorious
I for Low Pay of Employees"
Says Morrison.
WAGES WON'T BE CUT.


eoea2 0sssesDeaAsaA q ne 1vsaing
WseaA).
WARRINGTON, April 0.-Ths Amsri'
eaa Federation Of Labor has two million
sarolisd and organised members. Ho'
Dseysss Of . number Of these msmesra
w saying that reduction Of the tasss'
sNutss. foreign competition and lowsi
t6ces for commodities will bring alst
= reduction Of workinsmsn's wageA
n A. the headquarters In Washington
~ this sreateS Of labor unions rrsnk
orsison. General Secretary. the man
closest touch with its activities and
2ontlment. eas asked what would b
I - esouit n tari6 reductions brought
kAge reductions. This was his answer:
''I1ehor's wages will not b cut Laecr's
NRaseu cannot be cut because In many
Industries they are already at the low
~ living point. II attempt y made
~ VII 10 strikes ell along the line.
IL wi - fought to the nnish. We ars
~ The midst Of q tremendous campaign
n examination d strengthen the posi-.
'flbn of labor against further expioita-
zen for the benefit OF capital.
y ~ = netes1sus thaS, ~ . rule.
Y ~ AlGAsg ne tasl9 yr6eeStaea a.
y anAusssy Aas ssJeysl, ne lower NE
] Wagse yae1 - ~ sovasyeeo. Some
ef ~ nsUt SevsssA q ysetssssa
I nsugoA ~ seoea O0gNR wesl ~.
- ~. Aavs DaAA - Wssse seas.
\ Vao1sa Va0eo. oMO>y beeeess
= oa01Aas = Nat1e - Ioos oe0o % ~
Dssesselsa Sssoss ~ tasosa 60
~ - 0h1feso - laoeB - -
/ VsGns uAlo - eeo1sebU1o ~ ~
- - ~ sws DeshsA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-29
Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Remedy
RESTORED HEALTH

Mr.. Frank Brownell writes; NEARLY Is
years ago commenced using Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Remedy. l wins troubled
great deal with my kidneys, My brother
told inc Of case where a nciehbor had been
given up 10 die. several doctors telling him
his case was hopeless. After using five bottles
Of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy.
felt well again. know Of another cure since
rhine Of a party who was in very bad co III
ton from kidney trouble, but who was re-
stored to good health by Warmers Safe Kid
ncy and Liver Remedy"
Frank Browncll. Brownell. Arix
Kidney disease Is one Of the mos, common
ailments 81 Americans. yet comparatively few
pay attention to the condition Ut health 81
their kidneys until the serious stages Of thu
disease command attention through the
misery aud suffering that follow neglect.
Warmers Safe kidney and Liver Remed,
has done for thousands for the past 36year,
what II did for Mr. BrownelI and the Others b,
mentions. II il natures safe provision fol
NJ . carefully prepared healing medical agent
rises; sold everywhere by druggists. Writ
'sdiss Co. Dspt ale. Rochester. NY.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-29
SUlZER on STILWELL CASE.
Sends Report Of senate InvestiGa-
lion 20 DistrIct-AttOrncy Whltmna

Dstrict-AttUney whitman will hold a
conference on Thursday with Attorney
General carmody In reference to the
charges of bribery against Senator
stephen J. S,iiweii. A letter from Gov.
suizer containing the resnlt OF the Sem
ate's investigation OF the bribery charge
has been sent to Mr. Whitman. but It
has, not yet been rroxved. Mr.. Whit
man will present the matter to the
Grand Jury early next week. g :. ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-29
3 HOURS FOR NEWLANDs.


WARRINGTON, April cs-Presiden,
Wilson to-day arranged to give three
hours Thursday to Senator Newiands
and other intermountain Senators, who
wivh 70 discuss the effect Of certain
schedules OF the tariff. including free
wool and free sugar upon their com.
munities.
Senator Newlands asised for the inter
view last week after he and other Sem
ators had presented their arguments be-
fore Democratic members VI the Senate
Finance Committee.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-29
RE BRYAN RlCKgY;
HOW TO MAKE IT.

The Bryan rickey" IL a result OF
grape Juice diplomacy" The rickey
promises 60 become popular. II II
made a. follows:
Faks half . giass OF graps Juice,
yous ever eraeksA ice, sAA Q dash
q lemon Juice ana some car
besaSsA water.
Secretary OF state Bryan's sup
portera who have tasted the new
drink say II IL excellent.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-29

IL no apprcciabie alackening In indus
try. but there In q clearly defined tend.
ency toward shading OF the rewards
OF labor. II In not nj present 30 much
In the form Of actual cut in wages
az Il In In tho demands for Increased
output. which IL equivalent TO lower
wages. Take the case OF certain iron
and steel mills around Pittsburgh.
livery now manager coming into power
has fresh schemes for more economi ii
production that result In less not re-
turn to the iaWoser.
ONLY CHANCE or LABOR 10 IN
oRoANlZATioN.
we are entering an era Of Vital In
terest to all classes Of wage earners
because Of changing economic condi-
lions. We believe that the only way
TO protect the iaborer IL by organiza-
ton and the American Federation Of
Labor 10 concentrating Its efforts aions
that line
I'VE are having rapid growth In
numbers. Tho two million mark has
oesn paused for the first time. We arc
sndeavorinE 10 bring the unorsanixed
In, to make them strong whero troy
were weak. We are printing q news
paper In eighteen languages TO circui-
ate among this great MAS Of foreign
workingmen who hsve been 20 horribly
exploited not only 10 their own suffer.
inS. but 10 the injury Of their fellow
workers. Of America.
''No. there can he no reduction In
~,aSss hnrauaA anna ~ sh. tsrtA cso
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-29

4 BRILLIANT rAsrlON SUPPLEMENT.
Printed In color. Hopiously illustrated.
rtliisd By May Msntbn, FREQ with psSt
sunday's World. Order The World from
ysar newsdsaisr In advance ed gst this
.pien/Id snppien,eat devoted 70 snsrt
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-14

A bolt Of lightning destroyed the
old stonehouse Al Farrell. n OF the
landmarks OF the state for more
than half a century.
The house belonged TO Ms P
\. Marker She and her scn had q
narrow escape from death. Ms
Marker was asleep IN the house when
the storm broke and her son aroused
her When ne returned on his horse
from the bottom Of the canyon.
They sought safety and when ar up
the mountain side saw a binding
fash Of lightning. The next fash
showed the ruins Of the old stone
house they had Just vacated.
Mrs. Marker estimates the loss Il
about 81 600.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-14
DEATH OF OLD INDIAN.

Charles johnson. one Al the fast
fading landmarks OF the Pah ties,
passed away Saturday morning al the
county hospital in Tonopah. Of dropsy
and efforts AL Be made 70 find his
kindred Eho are scattered over the
southern county
Johnson vzs one o. the largest
men. physically. Of his tribe. and in
his younger days. Ess recognized as
ore OF tie best friends the prospect
orz Of czn6elaria and the northern
end OF Esmeral6a county had At
one time De had considerable proper
" hut his love OF the things fhat 20
10 make life agreeable 10 the van
derers left from early days sappsd
his vitality and eft him 4 Gerelict
10 De cared for b. the county. Old
timers OF Candelaria say he Nas one
OF the best ropers n that section and
that his skin in running down and
capturing wild horses gave min the
name of "Wildhorse Charlie all
the state. He vas 20 years Of
age and a native Of Nevada
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-14
NEWS OF INTEREST ALL PARTS OF IHE SIA1E

al thai Is spent IN tie saloons =,
dives. on the contrary no estimate
vas made Al al OF the money soer.
n liquor in the red light district bu,
Il IS safe 10 say that II is fully % Ne,
cent % the amount spen. IN The II.
eensed saloons. Then add 70 hi.
large amount Of money spent abov.
the operating expenses OF the saloons
and also for the profits o. the dives
and il is likely that something like
$4,000 a years Is speTs In these
elaces. Estimating Elko.s populs.
ton al 1000 this would mean that 4
sum equal TO about s10e for each
nan. woman and child n tosn il
spent every year. That Is only the
money end OF the transaction.
Some time ago the expenses Of the
police court were checked up and il
vas found that the revenue on cases
due 10 the conditions mentioned vas
only one-teRth Of the sun expend-
ID. This does not include TIE sub
s-nuent costs Of the sherih's Office
and other trials which are also heavy.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-14
PHoNY cHEckS STING SEARCH
LIGHT BUSINESS MN.

Business men OF SearchlizhL Eere
victImized recently. 10 tie amount Of
several hundred dollars through he
cleverness Of a nan Who gave lis
name Harold Duncan and succeeded
in passing : number Of worthless
checks.
Duncan said he had been engaged
TO superintend the construction OF a
plant at Cotton. Cal and that $3.50
had been placed TO his credit in a
Cotton bank. He produced a letter
from q Eell-knoEn resident Of that
place confirming MS statement about
the money. Frank Miller II, Szs
induced 70 cash = check for $500;
Brown < Hastings cashed one for
500 and several other local persons
csshed some Of the bad paper. The
checks we're returned marked no
funds" xith the information that no
such man a. Harold Duncan Eas
known TO the bank officials
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-14
NEVADA Fish COMMISSION.

The Nevada Fish Commission. a.
ter the most successful season n is
history. has completed it work fOT
the year
During the past season the CON-
mission has distributed IN various
streams and lakes Of this state /
100000 FRI Of different varieties
New rearing ponds are 10 be con
structed and work has already con-
menced on eight ponds which vii
be built Of cement and viii be zexs9
feet. A water toEer has been erect
ed and other important improvements
have been made
The work for aext year all COM
menee on 0etooer 10th when spawn
of eastern brook trout all he taken
at MarIette Lake-Carsoa Appeal.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-14
MRS. sAGER HAD DELIGHT
FUI WAY. SAYS HUSBAND.

Fearing that his aife. Nav sager.
would make good n threat 70 pet
.strychnine in his coffee Edward sa-
ger. for 10 years chauffeur for the
police commissioner Of New York
City. said he followed her instrue-
ions 70 pack up his belongings and
leave ttelr home. "a = that time
they have been separated. sager
Eas granted a decree OF divorce b.
Judge Harwood. says The Reno
Gazette.
Sazer told the court that be and
bis viz lived ha9pis for three years
afer their marriage. which was
solemnized in New York Cts in 1903.
Then Mrs. Sager. he said. developed
a dislike for him. abused him.
qnarrled With him and made his life
miserable Mrs SageT. the plaintiff
asserted. aad q Tsry violent ienii-r
and often threw coffee cups az him.
The cups striking him in the face On
many occasions she often told him
she ziss : he NE d-ai AID hen
he left in compliance with her re
quest Sager SAID she tod lin tha;
the next time she wished 70 Sc him
vas when he would be in his coffin.
She had a habit. said Sager. Of tax
INK OF her wedding ring and throw
ing ii at him. leaving it lying on the
floor for days at a time. Cursing him
in the presence OF their daughter was
another fault Sager attributed 10 his
wife. and ne also declared she vas a
heavy drinker. On one occasion
when he came home sick. sager
said. his wife jumped on him while
he was asleep and scratched him with
her hngcrnaiis.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-14

novel features d engineering eoa-
ssruczIon. The cost D building the
6ume Eas reduced 70 81 a thousand
hoard feet. 3 much IoEer figure THAI
could be obtained fnonl any oHrsida
contractor.
The pressure lire i > combine
ton 81 wood and steel pipe. operst-
Ing under ! head OF 500 feet. The
power house Is built OF concrete
blocks made from sand and gravel
found on he ground The o o.
tais are-proof power house vas 10
more than I OF the ordinary timber
construction would have been. Ths
transformers and lightning srrestsrs
are o. a type nez 70 this district. de-
signed 10 obviate some Of he difcui
ties experienced By other plants in
this state.
The civil engineering york Was
handled b. 3 6. Mcbride. a 1907
graduate o. the Nevada state univsr-
sity, and i remarkable for the eff
eient utilization Of natural features
N the construction Of the dam. RESET
xoir. and other work
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-14

he officials Of the Riehmoad-Eureka
company and the Eureka-Nesada
railway company VII be held in San
Francisco during The coming week.
While nothing can BE learned here
regarding any new negotiations 70
a settlement Of the differences no.
existing between the railway and The
mining companies. many letters are
being received IN Eureka from the
outside containing statements that
negotiations betA 2 the two CON-
panies have recently been re-opened
and that there Is nos a good chance
OF al differences being amieably
settled
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-14
WINNER or RHODES SCHOLAR
SHIP LEAVES FOR kAsI

FLOYD Bryant. who Won the Rboaes
scholarship al the University Of -
vada Iast October LEFT Thursday
night fer oxford. England His par
eniS vii accompany him a. Tar as
Boston. where be Rill meet some -
otner fortunate scholarship SINNERS
from other states.
Mr.. Bryant = a graduate d he
Sparks high sencoi aud Won The eo'-
eted prize when in bis second year al
the university. The examination
lasted txo days and included Greek
Latin mathematics and other SUD
jecfs.
With the addition Of the Sparks
boz 10 the hundreds Of students a.
Oxford university Nevada viii -
represented by tao native sons
Scott Unsworfh. son Of Rev. TINS
worth. pastor OF the Reno Episcopal
church. Is nox in his third year al
the famous college. and latest reports
say thar he enjoys the ork IN
m~ensely and speaks well OF the eour-
tesy extended 10 American students
The American winners Nill al
from Boston September 80.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-14
WARDEN DICkERSON
BUYS FLOODED STOCK

Warden Diekeuson. after a long
search has been successful II secur-
ing some blooded drsughi stock for
The prison form six mares. three
colts and a stallion are IN the bunch
and viii probably De brought 10 The
prison farm within the next lew days
with the exception o. the stallion
and one mare which VII be exhibited
al TIE state fair i Rene.
The warden has secured some high
grade mich cox and has ONE swine
OF : good breed and with The horses
all be fitted 10 put the ranch on
record As the producer OF the very
best within a shart ume-Carson
.Cify News
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-14
FIk0'> BIG BILL
FOR SPORTING LIFE.

Something ike $25o.o0o a year is
spent in the saloons and houses Of
III repute In Elko -Four Of the most
responsible and prominent men In
Elko county made this estimate
which is approximately correct.
Elko. a town Of 200o people spend
ing s250.000 a year OF the primrose
side OF life is going some Here Is
the way the estimate was made.
There are 30 retail saloon licenses
in the corporation limits Of Elko. II
costs on an average OF SIS a day TO
run a saloon. Therefore the actual
cost OF operating saloons in Elko IL
s1s4.eoo a year. says the Elko In
dependent.
There is or an average 20 pros
titutes in Elko. II costs each OF these
women s21 a week to live. There
fore II costs s21.s00 10 keep these
women each year. Therefore the
bare cost Of operating the saloons
and red light houses in Elko j. sis6.-
$50. Add to this incidental expenses
OF a minor nature and the grand total
is about $4,000 a year.
But the $4,000 is BY no means
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-14
CAR THIEF GETs THREE YEARS.

An indeterminate sentence Of not
less than three years or more than
six years 10 Be served IN the state
~penitentiary. vas pronounced upou
John Donahue Tuesday. 10 The dis
trict court at Elko. BY Judge Tabor.
Donahue pleaded guilty 70 q charge
mueea on the charge OF breaking in
formation having been fled against
him BY District Attorney caryille.
Donahue Was arrested al Wine
mucca on the charge OF breaking IN
to a Western Pacific car.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-14
MORE RAILWAY RUMORs.

More local railway rumoTs are
again in circulation in Eureka. and
as surveyors this week have been
running several lines from the Sill
yer Connor mine on Prospect Noun
tain. and the RiehmOHd-Eureka
mines on RUBY Hill. down the vest
side Of Ruby Hill into Diamond val
ley. some new movement may Be IN
der way. says the Eureka Sentinel.
Il il also said that a meeting OF
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-14
ELKo's ZIG POWER PLANT.

r. o. Broili who has Just returned
from Lsmoille. Elko county. where
he vas associated with Prof J. q.
SerHghan Of the University OF Ne
Fada in the design and construction
Of the Elko-Lamolie electric poNs-
plant. brings xord thai the plant j.
practically completed and xilI Be in
operation in less than &c days Il has
been constructed within the esti-
mates which we're made A number
OF university students we're employed
al the plant during the summer IN
DER Prof. Powers. Prof Scrughsm's
assistant at the university. says the
Reno Gazette.
The Elko-Lsmoille plant is the
first h~ydro-cIectric plant of any mag
nitude built solely By Nevada en-
gineers and with Nevada capital. II
represents an investment Of about
s125.OO0. II will serve a large por-
ton OF Elko county. The present
capacity is 900 horsepower at La
noble. which can be increased 70 as
much as 5000 horsepower when &C.
easion demands
Three miles OF fume we're built il
a eanyon 20 rough and inaccessible
that the material could not = earri-
ed IN By the ordinary means Of team
ing or even on pack bnrrcs. Dy the
installation OF a trzmway and several
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-14
JOINS DON'T Do III CLUB.

". Z. Bergin OF Elko Eho passed
a worthless check on the l. J. Winter
mantle company for $40 on a bank in
which he had no funds plead guilty.
and zas sentenced 10 the state peni-
Tertiary for q term Of one year 70 Il
months.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-14

We have mech 10 Be thankful for.
but then there are 50 many othe-
things 10 think zbout-Puck
Arizona republican., 1913-09-05
47 W. Jefferson Phone 1349

AUCTION SALE Saturday Sept
 9th. 1913 Pats Corral cor. 5th Ave, and w. Washington St. Commencing at 1:3O P. NJ. we will sell to the high est bidders: l team mules, team hors- es, driving horses, 4 saddle horses 1-year-old colt, , saddles, 3 buggies, bus wagon, ? road wagons, l 2-seated surry, double and single harness. Me Cormick rake, 1 Mccormick mower, spring wagon, l lot furniture, , dozen hens, , dozen spring chicks, 1 hay frame and wagon and various other articles If you have any property you want the money for list it with the clerk at the corral early. Cash sale, money as soon as saIs is over, we sell anything of value. Sales every Satur- day afternoon. C. O. McMurtry, Auct., J. P Hannah, Clerk m
Arizona republican., 1913-09-05
Wanted-M Miscellaneous


 RANCH WANTED-Want small ranch, say from 15 to 25 acres, mention price terms and location. Care Re publican Box 3321. It WANTED-Houses to clean. Address Box 420 city. WANTED-Room and board for single man, not sick, close to osborne school. state terms and location. W. Middern. I27 Center St. REFINED LADY-(Health) em- ployed. wants board and room or room. Give particulars. Box 3117 Repubi- can. m WANTED-25 or 90 head of lambs or poor sheep. Phone 22R3 or write J IT, W. Jensen, care Scottsdale Stage If $4O0O HOUSE WANTED-Want best house can buy for $40O0, state location, terms, etc. Care Republican Box 3&2o DAY be NIGHT TASTY MFSSEN- GER, CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE
 PHONE ITO PHONE 1O-l
Arizona republican., 1913-09-05
For Sale Eggs and Poultry

FOR SALE-English Runt Pigeons
 Phone 29J3. If
 FOR SALE-White Wyandotte and Plymouth Rock hens. Mountain View Dairy and Fruit farm. Phone 11R2. l
 ORDER YOUR baby chicks now ready about Sept. 19. w. c. Hedgpath, R. D. No. 2, Phoenix. Phone 1J3. m
Arizona republican., 1913-09-05
WORTH LOOKING UP.

Prettiest 10 acres on ' Ave, North, for $275O 10 days only.
 Handsome home close to our High School, you can buy this week, $315O, $500 down. A bargain.
 Lot on Washington St, near F St. $500 Act quick.
 Glad to show these. NuneIey, End floor Board Trade Bldg. Dick Erdmans office
Arizona republican., 1913-09-05

RHODE ISLAND RED hens and Barred Rock bullets; come and see them 123 West Jefferson st. Poultry Breeders Supply House If
 WE HAVE a fresh stock of Lees x LeGears' poultry and stock foods and remedies; buy your hay, grain and poultry supplies from Poultry Breeders Supply House. Phone 1903. If
 FOR SALE-Milo maize in head, sacked $1.30 per hundred. Sturges Hay tS, Grain Co. If
Arizona republican., 1913-09-05
Auctions

HE SELLS SEA SHELLS-Say it fast than say BiehI sells anything at auctions See him at Bargain Auction House, 24 w. Jefferson. If TAYLOR THE AUCTIONEER
 Has been selling stock at auction for twenty years; a good talker, a judge of stock, and knows his business. He wants good sales. See him.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-05
CLASSIFIED
WANT ADVERTISING G One Cent a Word
For Sale-Real Estate

GOVT LAND and difficult Hd. and Dt. entries patented with bona fide scrip, $3 90 per acre Ideal lands list
 ed. plenty of water for irrigation, plats $1.OO to $4.O0. F. R. c. Hickey, 2O3 Fleming Bldg. If