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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-13
itctire. Win Good necord.

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
Bristol, Va. May l2-To-inorrow II
c. Caldwell win retire from the oiHce
of chic: OF police. after a continuous
service OF thirty years. FIc has been
a most popular officer ana a capable
detective. having done much TO bring
he criminal element Of this border cily
into subjection. He VIII be succeeded
by Samuel l.. odell. who mas been on
the force for ten years., and who has
made splendid record.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-13
WIN Insnect Mnil Carriers.

by orders OF the superintendent Of
mails, the Southsidc carriers will DO
inspected Thursday afternoon ri Man
chester Postal Station The carriers
nave been ordered to have their sum
ncr uniforms in readiness for the &C
Casion They VIII be dressed as in pre-
Nious years. in gray blouse and trou-
scrs Their hat VIII be the regulation
summer style. wide brim soft felt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-13
JUNK N ..o.ooo GEM nox.
almonds sent from Georgia To New York
Vanish in Transii.

Macon. Ga. May l2.An express package,
said - haze contnincd diamonds and icwelry
worth s20O00. shipped by RIGS n Arm
strong, Of this city, to tho New York iewelry
firm Of II. ". White " Go. several days ago.
and when II arrived at its destination this
package contained u few pieces 81 metal and
scraps Of papHr.
Detectives were put 10 work the case.
and to-day twenty-five express employees who
handled the package were assembled and
closely uucstioucd. 80 trace of the missing
diamonds has been found ana no arrests
hnNc hcrn inmle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-13
GIrl .,,ulIn,r. rn,.nn

INNeOIHl % The Tlmos- Dispatrh-
NJ nch"ster. Va, May l2.-I.airay
it"Wkt fifteen years OLD daughter.
o. John Epnriam Hawkins Of Berry
clarke County who - alleged 10 nave
become Distressed because OF differ
eNces Niln her Stepmother swallowed
nearly handful of dry paris green
TINS Afternoon. and is reported to bc
d. ing To- nitht.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-13
SOUTH RICHMOND

Gaping from custody. The alleged
crime was committed several months
ago, at Dunlop while the officer and
ms prisoner we're waiting for a train
To Petersburg. Hart made his escape.
but was subsequently, captured He Is
wanted for several burglaries COM
mitted in other sections of the Stn1n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-13
lNDIaN GIRLS SERVE HIM.
Five Barefoot Natives Wait on Prime,
IthNnij smile

Boston. May l:.-Five beautiful barefoot
Indian EirS. direct from limdusti,n. viii ar
rive at tho roplcy Plaza Hotel that Prince
RhanJi Smile. tho h"tcls royal guest from
tho East may invc his food served in truly
Oriental manner.
When the prlnce partakcs Of his meals he
VIII be waited on by the dusky maids OF
his hiEhncsss head. All told. the costumes
Of the entire suite would not make respect
nbl" garment for n full grown man. yet
says the prince. - cannot eat without
;hem--the barefoot maids-for | have always
Md thcIn. YOU KNOWN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-13
Make Eleven Conviction. One Day.

Eleven convictions out of possible
thirteen was tho record made ycstcr-
day by Justice II. y. Maurice, in Police
Court. Part III The docket was the
longest one in months. and a large sum
was realized in fines
Among the plain drunks who CON
tfihut"d 80 each were Russell Farmer
Joe Winiree and lVcrson Graves Those
who added disorderIy conduct to the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-13
DccIinen southsldc cnu

The pulpit committee OF Porter
street PRESBYTERIAN Church han been
hotiiied by Rev. John Whitinore that
ne VIII not accept the call recently
rendered him. Mr. Whitmorc who 30,
charge OF two churches at Radford re-
Gently preached trial sermon here. AZ
'he request or the committee, and made
favorable Impression on the conrre
cation. While honored by the call he
'ouho u impossible I. give UP his pres
ent charge.
The church has been without a pas
toF since the resignation OF Rev John
J. FIN who left several months ago to
accept church in Roanoke. Since
NAT time Dr. English, of the Union
Theological Seminary. has been sup
plying.
At CONGREGATIONAL Meeting Sunday
frant l.. Mcconnell and John II. pur-
die We're elected elders and Harry Gary
ana j. ". Newton were elected deacons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-13
HART SENT UP
Wan Given Five Years for ShootInE
Officer In Effort 10 Escnpc.

wan tINC SNONttne
Oniccr I'm Effort Ia Escape
Indicted. tried and convicted yes
terday James Hart will begin I'VE
wear, term In the state Penitcntiary
this morning. y true bill charging
Hart with fclonious shooting was re-
turned early yesterday morning In
Chesterfield Circuit Court. which con
vencd for the spring term. ana while
the grand jury was considering other
presentments, the accused was placed
on trial.
Hart was charged with dan9erously
woUnding Special officer Bailey. OF the
Sea aboard Air Line Railway, while cs-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-13

onnnsc and were called upon to paw
Slo apiece were Alfred White, Jame.
Barnes. Hattie Miller, Paul Heath p.t
rick OConnell and James Booker.
John Couch and Robert Anderson
charged with fighting. pleaded guilty
to the charge. Anderson was given sly
months on the roads, and his opponent
was hhcd 60 and costs. a similar
charge against Paul Health and WI.
liam Gaul was continued until Thur.
day. a. l.. McAllistcr. charged win
raising disturbance In the home ~
ID. y. McAllister. was tho only one Ia
escape scot free
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Odds and Ends From the Wire

soiu showed traces OF where the offending
VI suppressed the editors .naintain Eilenre
AnlohE The remaining illustrations is one
showing Dean Byron :. Huributt riding on
!op OF locomotive scouting u. & 4. Sig
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-13
TORE OUT LAMrooN PAGE.

Boston. May l2.---Oue portion OF last weoks
Issue OF the Inmpoon; tho comic magazine
at FIorvnrd. was nupprssscd Just before the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-13
WITH THE FARMERS
By Prof. w. F. MASSEY

l once was driv-
ing with n friend
In the Piedmont
section OF North
C ar OIL in Il. and
passed II field OF
beautiful cotton
OF "A very good
color and uniform
type, while just
across the road
was u field OF
very inferior cot
ION of MI SORTS Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-13

II you arc going to dehorn your cat
tle as you should. 1t is better 10 do 1t
In early spring before flies become
troublesome.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-13

Do not spend your money on tho So
called continental feeds ana pay ten
prices for bran mixed with little
medicine. and 90 not imagine that your
stock need medicine in their feed. If
your horse is really sick consult n
good veterinarian and have him treat.
cd for that special trouble. and do not
monkey with horse powders
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-13

The farmer with limited means can
Set up flock OF sheep with less money
than herd OF cattle If he is com
PEELED to choose between, but q few
sheep will be found profitable on any
grain farm YearlinE lambs can Very
proftably pasture on fields OF rye or
wheat In winter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-13

Do not have 10 break colt. bu,
handle and train him from the start
and there will be no breaking 10 Cd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-13
over sl.ooO.Ooo Of real estate. AM made

1
bank. and the estate pays the owners
Il net income of 3 per cent
Such system could be made won
derfuily successful aT over the South
If the owners Of land once realize that
to get tenants of this class with means
10 farm right. they must have decent
dwellings and barns on the farms The
average tenant house occupied on
southern farms by the negro croppors
Is not tit for a good farmer to live in.
I III fact. not as good rs the darkcyS
/ should have
The Maryland system has resulted in
( the Improvement OF the land cultivated
/ and tenants have handed down farms
to their sons.
Getting Quick Hay Crop.
40 nor IKE the practice of sowing
+ rni!tct with COW peas. especially if the
pea hay is to he fed to horses for
the seed Will ripen ahead of the peas
and viii make the feed DANGEROUS for
horses, as the seed are liable TO cause
impaction III their bowels
Rut there is no doubt that we can
make q good crop Of hay from millet
/ sown on strong land in early summer
and the hay Will be good for both cat
/ tie and horses if ii is cut AS soon as
! in bloom and before amy seed natures
, When one Is scarce of hav this crop
comes In very handilN as a nlakeshift
OF late some papers have had a good
deal TO say about what is called ore
! son Nctch This is simply a new name
! FOR the common spring Votch II will
grow. OF course, and make some Gay
but a very light crop and is hardly
worth sowing The Hungarian or the
japanese millet will make a good crop
on strong land. but they are not adapt
ed to poor soil.
Then In many parts OF the country.
especially In the arid regions, there is
disposition 10 grow the nonsac-
charino sorghums like the Katlr corn.
and some of the saocharinc sorghuns
TOO, since these stand drought better
than Indian corn. Then | have many
queries about penrl or cat-tail milet
ana the btilion-doilar grass This last
is simply to old barnyard grass. and
either Of these makes bic growth but
far inferior 10 Indian corn, which is
the greatest forage crop of this
country.
Indian corn and the silo are the
means for giving us the heaviest crop
OF caroonaceous feed that can he made
and for hay the Southern covpea can
not be cxcelled.
dairyman from Vermont, who set.
tied IN Georgia wrote TO me that he
/, FOUND lie could make butter more
cheepIy there than in Vermont because
OF The great amount OF protein feed
he can grow from cowpeas and soy
beans, and that while he made butter
for less cost than in Vermont h. got
better price FOR it In Georgia
Growing Hay.
Hardly day has passed this sDrinr
hut ! set letters from farmers i'm the
south asking for formula of fcrtii-
iZinE materials FOR growing corn. There
IL All over the South q craze for the
use OF fertilizers for every crop crown.
and the farmers imagine That for zach
crop they must have Special formula
But while heavy ns- ~ commercial!
trrtiiiZ-rs pays well am rh- cotton nnd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-13

Virginia hams and bacon have al
ways had great reputation. The
Todds at Smithheld we're packing hams
before Chicago was discovered. and
TO-DAY Smithffeid hams sell for more
than double the price ~ the Western
meat The bacon hog is the type for
the Virginia farmer TO use 10 keep ND
the reputation OF Virginia hams
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-13
Sundry \ot.x

Southern farmers feed horses too ex-
clusively on corn and corn fodder alone
Then TO got tho protein needed the
horse must eat too much OF these ana
gets too fat for work oats are far
better fccd Tor horses than corn, If
the roughness is to be corn fodder.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-13

Caterers often make capital ont al
Il name. / was once on a steamer OF
the Old Dominion line going 70 New
ork. and they had on the iii OF fare
"Snithfeld ham ! ordered some but
the waiter brought me q piece of meat
that / soon found Was neither Smith
field nor nam, but Western shoulder
meat. Then on some of the Chesapeake
steamers they serve Up muskrat and
call il Diamond BACK terrapiu.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-13

( DO not feed horse extra heavily
just before you are. going 70 make
him GO extra work. X vow are going
50 drive a distance 81 is better that the
hors. 90 not have q fun stomach. for
tho vital energies are needed for the
digestion OF the food, and If ne stars
10 work or drive on loaded stomach
tnere will be too great drain on him
- 90 both digestion and work.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-27

SALESMAN WANTED-A high
class man capable of earning from
three to five hundred dollars 4 month
to act as agent for The Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance Company, a
company with $500, 000.O 900 assets, or
ganized in 1857 To the proper man
an advance and commission will be
paid from the beginning. All commune
cations viii be strictly confidential
State full particulars in first letter
Address TIL Won Rolf. Gen'l Agt, 3 and
4 O'Neil Bldg. Phoenix. 5-g
Arizona republican., 1913-04-27

FOR RENT rooms and screen
rooms. we'll furnished, can be leased at
moderate rental: 4-rOom house, walk
ing distance. S20.00; 6-room house,
modern. north east. close to car line,
$1,000; 5-roOm modern flat, close in
room house, very close in. s25.00,
light and water paid: also ., 3 and 4
room suites furnished Brights Realty
Co, 237 w. Monroe street.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-27
Wanted-Help Male

WANTED-First class real estate
statesmen. who have travelled on the
road through the San Joaquin Valley,
or in Arizona, or New Mexico. Will
pay salary, expenses and commission
to men who can prove to me that they
have been a success at this work Will
supply you with the best real estate
selling proposition that has ever left
Los Angeles, equipped with the best
arguments and material to show the
buyer. If you have not done this work
before, do not apply. Address MR.
WAGNER, care The JAMES r. H.
WAGNER, CO, 631 So. Spring St, Los
Angeles. Calf, giving me your refer
ences and experience. 1t
WANTED-Young men to prepare
for position as automobile chauffeurs.
statesmen, repairmen. Big demand,
large salary. We prepare you thor
oughly in ten weeks by mail at your
home. Assist you to position. Auto
mobile model free Write today for
particulars and free first lesson.
American Automobile Institute, Box "A.
Los Angeles, California On
A TUTOR-Man competent to pre-
pare boy of 16 for college Address
Republican Box 3075. DIN
A GOOD BARBER WANTED to
start a shop at Avondale. the new
town 16 miles west of Phoenix Ari-
IONA Irrigated Land Co, IS Lewis
Bldg #
WANTED-Capable salesman, ia
miliar with bookkeeping methods
used by grOcers and butchers in ear
rying credit accounts. Successful
register. scale, grocery salesman or
ONE WHO HAS BEEN IN THE
GROCERY BUSINESS PREFER
RED BIC iay 10 right man Bond
required. The Ingle System Co.
Dayton, o. 1t
GROCERY SALESMAN.
Our direct to the consumer plan
offers a splendid opportunity for en-
ergetic, honest men Experience not
necessary. Largest ana best known
firm in America. Closest investiga-
ton invited Write for particulars,
naming county desired. JOHN Sen
TON & co. WHOLESALE GRO
GERS, CHICAGO. ILL. 1t
WE FURNISH YOU CAPITAL TO
RUN PROFITABLE BUSINESS OF
your own. Become our local repre-
sentative and sell high-grad custom
made, shirts. also guaranteed sweat
ers, underwear, hosiery and neckties
direct to homes Write STEADFAST
MILLS, Dept. 90 CohOes, y. Y. 1t
WE WANT a man or woman in
every town in Arizona to represent
us in an extensive advertising cam
paign. No eXperiene required.
Write J. F. Galloway & Co. $50 Post
St. San FraniscO, Cal. 1t
WANTED-Experien ranch man
married New 3 room Tenant house
with porch Water piped to house.
Apply at once. s. F. Hockensmlth,
Mesa, AriZ. 1t
WANTED-F'irst class mixer Bick
nell Dairy, q mile north Five Points
DIP
Arizona republican., 1913-04-27

LEARN AUTOMOBILE REPAIR
ING-Driving on up-to date cars; cleo.
trical civil engineering; surveying;
methods most practical; room and
board while learning: positions Sc
cured satisfaction guaranteed cata-
logue free National School of Engineer
ing, PHO w. Seventh, Los Angeles.
1t
Arizona republican., 1913-04-27
Wanted-Help Male

SUCCESSFUL statesmen working
small towns can increase their earning
during spare time by placing punch
board assortments Gewelry, cutlery
chocolate, gum. We take back I'M
sold goods Can use only men now
employed. State territory. We want
men capable of earning $4,000 per week
and we want them now. See Dunn and
Bradstreet rating. Devon Mfg. Co,
Chicago. II
Arizona republican., 1913-04-27
Wanted-Help Male and
Female


31-2 PER CENT every six months
Let me send YOU particulars of a
safe investment and profit-Sharing
opportunity in established corpora
ton. B. Adna Howard, SANFORD.
Florida. 1t
COMPETENT COLORED-Man and
wife want work on ranch, wife good
cook Box 3076 Republican. DIN
To THE UNEXPECTEDLY pro-
pose to treat any and all patrons of
this office fairly and any complaints
will be promptly investigated and all
mistakes rectified. Let u.s. Show" you.
Come and register No charge The
Phoenix Live Wire Employment
Agency. No. 81 South Central Ave.
Phone Overland 702 If
Arizona republican., 1913-04-27

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to sell our
line of Fancy Fruit elders to grocers,.
confectioners and general stores in the
small country towns. Salary $125 per
month and expenses Crown Cider Co,
207 S. Commercial ST, ST Louis, Mo-,
Department 8. If
Arizona republican., 1913-04-27

FREE COPYRIGHTED BOOK tells
how Railway Mail Clerks now COM
nlence at $500 month and advance to
$3.50. City Mail Carriers and Postoffice
Clerks now commence at $500 year with
rapid promotion. Over 1900 appoint
ments to these positions every year
Appointments increased this year be-
cause of Parcel Post, No layoffs'.
Common education sufficient. Pull
unnecessary. Write Immediately Tor
this book describing many positions
you can get; also tell your friends.
Franklin Institute, Dept nc. Roches-
ter, n. Y. 1t
Arizona republican., 1913-04-27

THE EMPLOYERS FRIEND
When in need, why worry and fret, you
can phone to us, we can supply your
needed wants. No charge whatsoever.
The Phoenix olive Wire) Employment
Agency. Commercial Hotel Building)
No. 81 South Central Ave. Phone Ov-
erland 702. The oldest and most re-
liable agency in town. IT
Arizona republican., 1913-04-27

FOR RENT-Four- room mouse, bath
and screen. $3.50 Two fiVe-rOom
houses. $500. Four-room house, $1,000.
-Four siX-roOm modern houses $1,000 to
S2j.0d; also furnished houses Capitol
city II. co. 9TH Ave q Washington.
IF
Arizona republican., 1913-04-27
Wanted-Help Female

WOMEN--Sell guaranteed hosiery;
whole or part time; goods replaced if
hole appears; big money saver; large
profits; experience unnecessary. IN
TERNATIONAL MILLS, ,4029 West
Philadelphia, Pa. 1t
Arizona republican., 1913-04-27
For Rent-Houses

FOR RENT-New 4-rOom house,
city water. = block from car line.17
" olive st Dip
Arizona republican., 1913-04-27
Wanted Help Male and
Female

LADY OR GENTLEMAN, fair edu-
cation, 10 act as our representative
in home town We furnish the cap
ital. Show you how to build up per
manent, profitable business from your
own home. Staple line. Exclusive
territory. Selling experience unneces
sary. Our booklet, How to Start in
Business for YOURSELF explains all.
Free on request. Address CLOVIS
Company, Philadelphia, Pa, Dept Fl.
II
Arizona republican., 1913-04-27

WANTED-EXperien ticket sell
Ter Cali at II A. NJ. today, Lamara
Theater. If
Arizona republican., 1913-04-27

LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN, BRAKE
MEN, wages about 500; experience
unnecessary. Send age, stamp. Rail-
way care Republican. 1t
Arizona republican., 1913-04-27
Wanted Situations Female

PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER-
writer, legal and other professional
work Miss Steineman, IS w Adams.
5-bm
Arizona republican., 1913-04-27
Observation-Disclosures


WANTED--Cheap warehouse space
about three thousand square feet,
near center of town. Will Take long
lease. sufficient to warrant owner
erecting cheap building on rear of
unproductive lots. Address Ware
fouse, care Republican DIP
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on plumbing.
321 North Third Ave DIR
WANTED-To make you a porch
swing at reasonable price and do
your screen work, carpentering. job
work a Speciality. Call at 602 y. 9Th
St. Phone 2597. DIP
MONEY WANTED-We want from
a private party loans Of $4,000 each,
8 per cent per annum, on new brick
houses. right in town. Ample security
and moral risk A I. See Grindstaff.
j. s. Griffin. (Alone) West Adams
Street. DIP
Arizona republican., 1913-04-27
Lost and Found

STRA ffID-tfom Mcdowell road
camp / black horse mule, weight
about 1900. Halter and chain. Notify
c. c. Hurley 18th st. and Mcdowell
road, phone 1886 dr.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-27

COMPLETELY furnished house..
modern. at low summer rate until Oc-
tober first. spacious grounds, shade,
fruit and roses, call 121 n. 21st Ave
DIP
Arizona republican., 1913-04-27

WANTED-TWo pressers 10 work on
ladies clothing. New, clean, ell-light-
ed, Well-ventilated WorkroOmS Good
yap McKean's Dye Works Cor Sd
Ave. and Madison. If
Arizona republican., 1913-04-27
Rooms and Board

MEDFORD, OREGON-4S0 acres
completely stocked cream of ranches,
farming. fishing, hunting. Pictures,
plats and maps. Nunneley the trader,
A y. ! street with Erdman. 1t
Arizona republican., 1913-04-27

SIX ROOM BRICK HOUSE-Fur-
nished. apply 401 East Washington
DIR
Arizona republican., 1913-04-27

WOMAN WANTED-FOr general
hOuSeWOrk. Apply at AVOndale Co.
office. Lewis Blk. DIN
Arizona republican., 1913-04-27

LOST-Hub band off hack, return to
Golden Eagle Stables. DIN
Arizona republican., 1913-04-27

FOUND-Small sorrel horse and
saddle on Salt River reservation bear
ing brand H. Juan Enos, Scotts-
dale, AriZ. 5-b
Arizona republican., 1913-04-27

WOMEN-Sell guaranteed hosiery;
whole or part time; goods replaced if
hole appears; big money saver; large
profits; experience unnecessary. IN
TERNATIONAL MILLS, ,4O29 West
Philadelphia, Pa 1t
WANTED-Experienc ticket sell
Ter CAN at II A. NJ. today, Lamara
Theater. If
WANTED-Two pressers 10 work on
ladies clothing. New, clean, Well-light-
ed, ventilated workrooms Good
zap. McKean's Dye Works. Cor. Sd
Ave and Madison If
WOMAN wANTED-For general
Homework. Apply at Avondale Co.
office. Lewis Blk. din
WANTED-First class cook for fam
lily of two. Apply 1910 No. Central.
Phone S210 If
Hire a little Salesman at The Re-
publican office. A Want AID viii see
more customers than You can
WANTED-Competen girl for all
summer 1870 r. jefferson. dr.
LADIES earn $4,000 per hundred
making sanitary belts at home:
Stamped envelope brings particulars.
ROCKWELL Supply Co, Mt Vernon,
Iowa. It
JAPAN ESE CLCB-MOst reliable
agency for any help. Especial cooks
and walters. $40 S. Third Ave Over
land S103 If
WANTED - Woman for general
homework in country Mrs A G. Bal
ley Phone 2R3 DIR
A WHITE GIRL-To assist with
Homework and care of children, ref
erences required. 1927 No. Center st.
DIP
WANTED-Housekee family of
three adults, no washing or ironing.
Apply at 6O9 \. First St. Phone Sab.
DIP
WANTED-Compete middle aged
woman or girl to assist with house
work and care of baby. 63S North 5th
Ave. 1t
WANTED YOUNG GIRL-Famiy
of two from to ) so No washing
or ironing. Call 81 n 4th Ave. 1t
Arizona republican., 1913-04-27

WANTED-FirSt class cook for fam
lily of two. Apply 1910 No. Central.
Phone S210 If
Arizona republican., 1913-04-27
For Rent--Lands

WAREHOUSE IOT-CIose in on
track; would be suitable for strong
machinery. etc. Address Republican,
box No. 30S4. DIP
FOR RENT-Twenty acres good
land. three miles F.. of Center St, on
Thomas road. f.. b. Gregg. DIP
Arizona republican., 1913-04-27
For Rent-Furnished
Houses

FOR RENT-Store bldg, $4,000. g.
loom house, unfinished, $500. 3
room house, nnfurnished $500 g.
room house, unfinished, $1,000. 3
room house unfinished. $500. 3
room house, unfurnIShed, $1,000. b.
room house, unfinished, $1500 g.
room house, unfurnished, $1,000 j.
room house unfinished, $500 >
room house. furnished. $1,000. Groom
house, furnished, $4,000. NJ. f. Dewitt.
80 y. 2nd. Ave. tt
Arizona republican., 1913-04-27
For Rent-Furnished
Houses

WANTED-StriCtly modern furnish
ed house four to six rooms for 6
months year. shade and sleeping
porch not over $25 Address Repub-
Hcan Box 3G90. 1t
Arizona republican., 1913-04-27

THREE ROOM COTTAGE sl2:
with screen porch. 1144 f. Washing
ton. DIR