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Arizona republican., 1913-08-03

AN ESPECIALLY FINE LOT-FOr an apartment house on car line, corner 90x140 and a bargain at $17OO. Two apartment houses, already filled with good tenants and will easily net 10 per 1 cent on investment, right in the heart of the very best district. If you are l looking for a permanent investment this is it. A good business lot well worth the price being asked will double ] in five years. is right in the middle of the coming district. Ranches, both ! large and small J B. Heyne Realty Co, Is West Adams. If 1 SNAP IN LOTS-One lot, 7Ox19o, | East Portland, $1100 1 lot. 95x14O. East MoreIand $1600 one lot, 5Ox140 l West Washington. $150O one lot. 50x i 14o, West Adams $500. one lot 75x14O West Jefferson. $500 one lot 5Ox14O. ! West Jefferson, $1o,0GQ. Exclusively. i Good terms on above. Union Realty Co., 130 \. Center St. If FOUR-ROOM frame house and four lots in northwest part of city, two blocks from car line, at $160O.OO Well worth $2OOO.O0. This won't last long
 1O-acrcs garden land, III Wilson l school district; 2 acres strawberries and other small fruits. Price for a short time, only, S3OOO.OO.
 i The Arizona Investment & Land Go. 129-131 N. 1st Ave. If BARGAINS in residences Ranch and business property, improved or unimprOved. Houses to rent.
 W. K. JAMES,
 27 N. Center St If FOR SALE-Nice lot on North 7th street with fruit trees. Price $500, $25 cash, balance $1O per month. J. w. Stacy, 129 \. 1st Ave. If GOVT LAND and difficult Hd. and Dt. entries patented with bona fide scrip, $500 per acre. Ideal lands list cd, plenty of water for irrigation, plats $1O0 to $4.0O. r. R. c. Hickey, POS Fleming Bldg. If FOR SALE-3-room mouse and 50 1 1t. lot on East Adams St, near new shops, $1OOO.0O, only $1O0 co cash | $10.00 per month Kinney & Thrift, B | F. Adams. If | QUIT PAYING RENT-$2OO cash and move into a new 5-room pebble dash, modern house. in best location; fine shade and sidewalks in balance $25.oO month including interest
 ON-McCANDLISS co,
 Il East Adams St.
 Tel 1010 If TEN YEARS TTME-8O acre ranch, near Glendale, A water, fine soil, 70 al- falfa. small orchard. fine improvements ideal for dairy. 10 per cent down, bal ance like rent. Box 47O9 Republican.
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Arizona republican., 1913-08-03
For Sale Houses

FOR SALF,-t-room house, nelv.mod- ern. loo f. front $175o .00, terms. 20 acres, close in, fine for subdivision. Houses for sale and rent. Phone 10G4 New State Realty Go, 214 Fleming Blk If
 BENNETT ABDITION- SIo x. 4th Ave- . rooms and bath, 2l350 cash Price &2N5o. Keys. Jos Johnston. 17 W. Adams owner 45o2 Cleveland Eve, san Diego. Calf. k
Arizona republican., 1913-08-03

FOR SALE-New modern bungalow: very complete with 10 or 20 acres of improved land. Fine country home Very cheap. Phoenix Trust Company 16 West Adams St. If
Arizona republican., 1913-08-03
Veterinary Colleges

~~~~~>~@~~~~~S@~~S- $. F. VETERINARY COLLEGE be- gins Sept. 15. No profession offers equal opportunity. CataIog free, pr. C. Keane, president, ISIS Market street. San Francisco. 8-m
Arizona republican., 1913-08-03
For Sale Stock


 FOR SALF,-At sacrifice. 19 shoats weigh about 20 to 60 pounds, l brood SOW and pigs at the Geo. F. Ross ranch. l mile south of bridge on Center. LARGE SPAN MULES sale l.Z7 w. Fillmore. k FOR SALE Young family milch COW and heifer calf Phone 2o9 '.
 k GOATS FOR SALE-15 biIIies, good shearers. also Weathers and milk nan mes. Enquire of D. NJ Clark. 412 East Washington st. or Park Road al,d Roosevelt st. k FOR RENT OR SALE or service; 75 PerserinO bucks or less. Address Pomeroy Realty Co. Mesa Ariz. If FOR sALE-One six year old pacing mare by Leland D. Address P. O. Box S2 Glendale or phone Glendale 291, J VI. Hotchkiss If
Arizona republican., 1913-08-03
Wanted Miscellaneous

Wanted Miscellaneous
 WANTED-A horse for its keep dur ing summer months Can 1895. WANTED TO RENT-In September, unfurnishod modern i or room house with screen porch, adults. permanent. references. W. V. T. Lands, S52 E- 3rd Ave. It IF YOU HAVE CHICKENS To ~o-I. Phone 5sS CT 1>9. We pay cash If MAN WITH AUTo-Wants work iii any line, anywhere at once. Ad- dress r. O- Box +>l. Phoenix. ESsIAKING-By the day, fit guaranteed. 25 West Monroe St. WANTED-Ladies bicycle, cheap second wheel at pr. B0ido. 309 \. 1st st. k WANTED-A 3lz II. ?. gasoline en- zine. Must be iu good condition. Ad- dress Box 4745. Republican. ANTED-Ti0riz6nJ3 boiler, about ten horse power. Address Box 7S1. Phoenix. k PHONE 1731-For all kinds of bar becuod meats. Free delivery. Also 1'4 'N III 4t-AN44 -''II- slt 1-p L-ebSl 0S- ferson St. S-dm WANTED-Second hand buggy or wagon and harness. Must be cheap. Phone 6J3 If CHILDREN CARED FOR - Day, week or month. Phone S4S6. 8-br P. H. WILLIAMSON-P Painting, old and repair work a speciality. Phone 730. 121 \, 5th St. If MONEY WANTED-Wanted $2,OO0 on 160 acre ranch. Hill &- Claflin. Cen ter St, cor. Washington Down stairs)
 tt 21O REWARD for the arrest and conviction of anyone stealing the Ari- i zona Republican from the front yards of any of our subscribers. THE ARIZONA REPTBLICAN.
 ROUGH DRY LAUNDRY Sc p'd. All l hand work. Called for and delivered. | 915 ". Buch. Phone Sg01. 9-b . HORSES AND RIGS-Of all kinds . bought and sold. See Fields and Nor ; rison care OK Corral at Five Points. i
 9-g WANTED Two boardcrs in private | family; good home cooking: reason able rates: G0f East Adams St If
Arizona republican., 1913-08-03
For Rent-Housekeep1ng
 Rooms
Rooms

MODERN housekeeping room with screen room. 4lf West Jefferson. i
 NICELY FUENISHED-HOU ScECCp- ins rooms, good location. no sick. 4j Portland Place. Phone 234J. n
 THREE ROOM AiDDEEN-CL.-, in 353 \. It Ave. k
 MODERN housekeeping room with screen room 4l4 West Jefferson. 2
Arizona republican., 1913-08-03

DON'T CONFUSE THE NAME WITH ANY OTHER
 ARIZONA SECURITIES AND IN NESTAIENT co.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-03
For Sale Houses

N-ROOM-Beautifu close in home. $3500; another $24o0, $360O, S30OO want one to tcn-acre tracts. Have cash clients for one to five-acre homes. I trade; it pays. See Nunneley, Board Trade Bldg, with Erdmans, or phone 652. It BARGAIN SALE-New house. s rooms. s closets. ? bath rooms furn- ished with lavatories, etc. large screen rooms. stationary laundry tub. Perfection" instantaneous water heat CT installed, electricity, gas, hot and cold water on both floors, East front an ideal house in an ideal location, fac ing Library Park etc, 16 South 12th Ave. See owner at 357 North 3rd Ave.
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Arizona republican., 1913-08-03
E CIV Today
A NAME?

WHAT IN A NAME? Everything. The name of this company is ARIZONA SECURITIES AND IN NESTMF,NT co.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-03
BUY A 70x145 LOT IN KENIL- WORTH. WALKING DISTANCE. SOUTHWESTERE BUILDING &. IN
 VESTMENT co.
 IL WEST ADAMS STREFT if

IT WEST ADAMS STREET. tf
 NEW 4-ROCM-F Frame house and 4 lots, good store room. chicken house and ward $170o0o $1GO0o0 cash T. NJ. Burroughs, II W. Adams St. g
 FOR SALE-A snap. 4-room frame house. new, modern; stable, lot 10ox 12714. Well located. For q few days for $175o. Terms. New State Realty co. 314 Fleming Blk Phone 1o64
 FIVE ROOM MODERN-Frame. plastered. close to high school. good shade. Easy terms, Price $20oo. See Johnston. : W. Adams. If
 FOR -Relinqui-hmcnt. II miles from Phoenix. house, corral etc Heavy tcam wagon and harness Call Van Buren Corral. I ARE YOU LOOKING FOR LAND? If so, don't buy until you have seen the famous CHANDLER RANCH LANDS, the cream Of the Salt River Valley. Unimproved, S1OO per acre. i'm proved $50. ten years time, interest 6 per cent. Come in and get our literature and talk it over with us
 CHANDLER IMPROVEMENT co c. ". Morath, General Sales Agent.
 s West Adams St. It
 LOT 31 in block l Las PaImas aa- dition $-5o, terms. NI F. Dewitt. % x. 2nd Ave. If
 FOR SALE-SO acres alfalfa and 80 head milk cows, all for $1O,OOO. See N A Morford, 15 F. Adams st. If
Arizona republican., 1913-08-03

A REAL SNAP-In Mesa. Arizona
 a 4-room brick bungalow with bath and toilet and built-in cabinets, electric light and gas, large porches 65x1G5 1t. lots and garage, nice front yards with trees suitable in nice part of town, adjoining City Marshal Peterson place
 If taken at once price $1S5O, $90000 cash, balance Ike rent for further in- formation address T. NJ. Bates Mari COpa. Arizona. It
Arizona republican., 1913-08-03
Rooms and Board

EXCELLENT ROOM and board. Terms moderate, screen porches. 1149 F. Van Buren S-p
 Hire little Salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-03
WORTHLOOKING IT

Practically new Groom modern home, close in. corner, shade choicest location, sacrifice $275O, terms. going away and need monev See Nunneley Board Trade Bldg Dick Erdmans of flee. It
Arizona republican., 1913-08-03

\ SUMMER GOLD MINE FOR AGENTS Preserve Ice Blankets. cut ice bills in half. Sanitary and odorless. Retail 25c. Agents make 100 per cent. Write today. C. Y. Sales Company, 12 Spruce St. New York It
Arizona republican., 1913-08-03
Wanted Situations Female

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 WOMAN WANTS ta assist Esith hoUseWork. No objection t. ranch. BoX 4543. Republican
Arizona republican., 1913-08-03

SALESNEN- New advertising nov oitN. draws thousands of customers into merchants store: vest pocket side line. easily make S3o weekly. Whip Ile Printing co, West Saginaw. Mich.
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Arizona republican., 1913-08-03

$62oo WORTH OF FRUIT.
 Was taken off the following place in 1912
 2o acres-12 acres orchard-trees from one to eleven years old-pcaches. plums, apples, apricots-2 acres asrar- aGus-2 acres blackberries-g grapes-4 acres pasture. Price $So0o. Terms F cash, balance long time This is q part of one of the best known orchards in the state. Trees selected and plant ed bv expert horticuIturist
Arizona republican., 1913-08-03

AGENTS salary or commission. Greatest seller yet Every user pen and ink buvs on sight, 900 to 300 per cent profit. On" agents sales $G2o in six aaE-: another $32 in two hours. Mon Toe Mtg. Co.. \ 47S La Crosse, Wis It
Arizona republican., 1913-08-03
For Rent-Furnished
 Rooms
Rooms

FRONT ROOM WITH BATH PRIVATE HOME.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-03
W0RTH YOI-R TIAIE-

so acres of the valleys best and choice water rights, for 5000 This is am investment, close to Phoenix and is sold tt this price to remove a mortg- age. See Nunneloy Board Trade Bldg. Dick Erdmans OfIice. IL
Arizona republican., 1913-08-03

LARGE SPAN MULES sale 1.Z7 W Fillmore. k
Arizona republican., 1913-08-03

FOR SALE-1OO shares Republic Trust Co.. of Phoenix at s1O.5O share paying per cent dividends, book value over $12.OO, total assets over one and a
 half million. Address Post office Box 1233. Phoenix. If
Arizona republican., 1913-08-03

SALESMEN WANTED - By the largest lace and embroidery mauufac- tuners. Liberal arrangements, rare opp IortUnity. can be handled as side Inc. Wilson. 491 B'Way. City. It
Arizona republican., 1913-08-03

TENTS, AWNINGS-Hay covers roll curtains. frame covers. tappoons. sleeping porch curtains, anything in canvass. Phoenix Tent & Awning Go. 13O F.. Monroe. both phones All If
Arizona republican., 1913-08-03

FOR SALE-Pool hall soft drink and cigar counter at Glendale. Receipts from $5OO.OO to $8OOOO per month
 Good proposition. will sacrifice $5OO.0O to sell. Good reasons for selling Address P. o. Box S2, Glendale or Glendale Phone 291 J. M. Hotchkiss.
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Arizona republican., 1913-08-03
For Sale or Exchange

FOR SALE OR ENCHANGF.-ME y equity of &4G0 in room modern house. near Capitol is rented now for $2O per month What offers? Box 4544 Re publican.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-03

TEN YEARS TIME-8O acre ranch, near Glendale, A water, fine soil, 70 all falfa. small orchard. fine improvements ideal for dairy. 10 per cent down, bal ance like rent. Box 47O9 Republican.
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The Alaska citizen., 1913-06-30

he art of aviation was explained by Captain Martin, who claims that the advancement is far greater in proportion than any other mode of navigation within a similar period.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-06-30
and very popular.

success and Very popular.
 The sender of package places his package in the postofice and receives therefor receipt The parcel is then sent to its destina- tion, where the recipient may or may not pay the charges. If he takes up the charges the receiving postmaster makes out money order payable to the sender, malls it to him and the transaction Is closed.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-06-30
MUCH INTEREST IN
 YOUNGER BALL PLAYERS

A rivalry quite as interesting as that between the Van Dycks and the Marquettes has sprung up be- tween the younger teams, the Oofty- Goofties and the Goofty Oofties, and several times each week the lowers of the national sport assemble at the ball park to witness their clashes. The games are good, the boys showing great speed as we'll as a good deal of that commodious commodity called "savvy.'
 The game played last Thursday night resulted in the Oofties winning by a score of 9 to 6. Throughout the contest was interesting, and ur to the sixth inning was anybody's game. The O0fties then scored five runs, from that time on had the bacon we'll under their belt.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-06-30
WRESTLING MATCH AT
 ESTER CITY WEDNESDAY

A wrestling match of interest will be pulled off al Ester on the even ing of July 2d, according to an nouncements made last week by the men who will participate. They are Nels Jepson and Eugene Traveller, the latter well known on the creeks and in town, where he has been seen on the mat several times. The for mer is a newcomer, having mushed in Cver the trail few weeks ago.
 Jepson is pretty husky man. however, nd has had considerable experience on the mat, and his many friends, who have seen him work out, state that he will give a good account of himself when he faces the better known wrestler.
 The bout will be for a purse of s25O.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-06-30
PORTER COMES IN FROM
 T0TATLANIKA DIGGINGS

Air ! F Porter, of Porter Heald X EoYeite. working several leases in fhe To.atlanika arrived in town on the last trip of the Panama, hay. ins gone aboard at Wood river, where hn walked from he diggings. Mir Porter came in for new sup ply of provisions and repairs for the outft which the miners have been using all spring. He also brought q small cleanup which was made recently. This was small however, as the lessees have not begun their active operations yet.
 For several months they have been busy building three-mle ditch that will supply the claim with 1 water for hydraulicking. Mir Porter IeXpeets hat=the ditch will be com fpleted in few weeks and that sluicing will then be started.
 Others miners of the Totatlanika
 so he says. are busy, and though greatly hampered in their work by
 lack of water, are doing as well as could be expected. MT Porter vii
 leave soon on his return trip.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-06-30
PRETTY WEDDING WAS CELEBRATED
 SATURDAY NIGHT

One of the prettiest of the June weddings tcok place Saturday evening when Miss Augusta Gun Htrsen and Mir. James Joseph Mu- laliey were united in matrimony by the Rev. Father Monroe The ceremony was performed in the parish hall of the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Miss Vesta White acted as maid of honor while NIT. Max Smith was best man. Little Misses Willie Erwin and Frances Zug were the flower girls. and John W. Barker and George Palmer were ushers. The bride was led to the altar by Judge L. T. Er- win. As the bridal party filed into the church Mrs McNeer and Mir. Victor Durand rendered Men delss hn's wedding march.
 After the ceremony the bridal party adjourned to the Erwin resi- 1enee en Wendell avenue for the re ception which was held in honor of the happy couple. The house was beautifully decorated for the oc- casien in white and lavender. inter. mingled with tiny colored lights. which gave the surroundings a most novel effect
 Many guests fir m both the creeks and town were present. as were also the members of the Juvenile Bos- tonians company. who added charm to the evenings festivity.
 The wedding gifts were numerous, including costly articles both useful and ornamental.
 Mr. and Mrs. Mulalley will make their home at the Cum residence on Front street for the summer
The Alaska citizen., 1913-06-30
1.-THE RAN SOM "
AVIATION LECTURE
 GIVEN AT ORpHEUM

Acting on the suggestion offered in The Citizen last week numerous people of the city who are takin2 a great interest in the proposed aerial exhibition approached Capt Martin with a view to inducing him to give lecture whereby al cf the people of the camp would have ample opportunity to hear him talk The noted aviator at one, accepted, stating that it was the greatest pleasure he had in his business to bring machine into q country that had never seen on, before and explain to the peopl: its history, workings and possible future
 It was then arranged for the lee ture to be given at the OrPheun theater as it would be the handles place to display the numerous plates and slides that Captain Mar tin has taken, and which he alway. carries with him.
 THE LECTURE. The crowd that greeted the avia tor, Thursday night, on the occa sion of the lecture was rather smal but made up for that shortcomn. by enthusiasm. Capt. Martin explain ed in detail teh workings of the ma chine, told of past records made an; of the possible future of aviation Particularly interesting was hi story of his personal experience i, the game, as it added a touch O the real to what seems almost ST pernatural
 | The wonderful stories towar l perfection that have been made i
The Alaska citizen., 1913-06-30

forunity of repeating il before the close of the engagement While all the numbers called for praise es. pecial mention might be made of Miss Hellens solo Mona. the uuar, let Tn Sunny Italy" the beautiful opening chorus of the second act and the duet between Mona Miss MitchelD and Pedro (Miss Hellen) Doris Garfield, as Sir Reggie, was delightful again. as was also Patsie Henry, Billee O'Neii-in fact only iacls of space prevents us giving a detailed account of all the splendid work of the talented little lassies.
 Tonight Tips" will hold the bords which will be full of local hits; to- morrow night The Dream Girl" and Wednesday night. La Mascotte.' Other operas in the repertoire in. clude A Daughter of the Regiment The Princess Chic "A Billion Dol lar Girl In Minstrel Land" etc. etc.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-06-30
MARSHAL SELLS PROPERTY

To satisfy judgment obtained by the Dome City bank against l.. B. LeMere, Deputy Marshal NJ. o. Carlson last Thursday sold at pub. lie auction the one-fourth interest in ! below, second tier bench claim, owned by the defendant. Jesse Noble was the highest bidder and obtained the property for the sum Of $500, which will be used to re- duce the amount of the judgment. which amounted to s1,O78.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-06-30
R!NGSETH APPOINTED
 CHATANIKA POSTMASTER

MT Paul Ringseth. the Chatanika merchant, has been named for the position of postmaster to take charge Of the newly auth riZed office in that town. Mr. Ringseth came into town Saturday and qualified for his new duties. which he takes up at once
 The post office will be in the store kept by the merchant and the many residents of that camp are de- lighted now that they can get their mail without a mush of four miles. l.. l.. James was heard from on one of the last mails, and states that lie expects to get to Fairbanks some time during July. He has l been spending the winter in South ern California
 | The marshal's office was notified last week of the death of Pau | Kokrines, which occurred on the trail west of Gibbon. on June 13 Kokrines is well known here. having been educated at the Nenana mis sion, and having served as interpre ter many times in the local courts
 Mir. Paul Schade was among the passengers to arrive from the Out side last week. With him came Mrs. Schade, who is visiting Alaska for the first time. MT. Schad, went out the middle of the winter and was married at Grants Pass 0roqnp
The Alaska citizen., 1913-06-30
PARCELS MAY NOW
 BE SENT [. Q. ).

The local postoffice announced
 last week that the department had decided to give Alaska the same to sending parcels c. o. D. This innovation was given tryout in the States and proved to be big
The Alaska citizen., 1913-06-30
GREATEST SUCCESS EVER
 WITNESSED IN FAIRBANKS

l The Juvenile Bostonians arrived in town Friday afternoon on the train fl m Cinema in order 10 be in time for the opening of their en. eagement. Although somewhat weary from their long journey the dainty ladies went on Friday evening in The Rose of Blandeen," and so captivated the whole audience that not one voice was heard to utter anything but praise.
 Throughout The Rose ef Blan- deen" was delightful. from Doris Garfield and Patsie Henry as Donnie Dolan and Barney Flannigan to Billee O'Neil as the dgnified Squire ODare. Both of the former won the hearts of the audience ear ly in the show by their excellent portrayal of two witty and loyable Irish lads. while the latter by her sweet voice and charming person ality. that radiated through ut the hall. pleased beyond description.
 Miss Thom Helen as Tom O'Dare hy her remarkably fine voice and really excellent acting. portrayed the part of blarney-tongued Beau Brummel in such a manner that even Andrew Mack would have envied her. and carried her audience where she would
 But outside of these each and every member Of the company could be picked out and lauded t the skies for individual work. It was a hard matter to pick or choose any one. so good were all
 The musical numbers Of The Rose of Blandeen" included some of the old and ever popular Irish mel odies as well as a number of late and up-tc-date song hits The solos of the Misses O'Nei1. Helen. Cani- field Henry and several others were all well rendered and enthusiastieal- ly received. so much so that every one of the songsters was compelled to answer enCores.
 Of all the crowd which packed the Auditorium to overflowine. not one Jeff but what was the happier for having been present. and all deter mined to go again and again.
 "OLlVETTE."
 Again on Saturday night the All ditorium was almost filled to is seating capacity. and the majority of those present had been on hand for the opening night. "Oliyette," a charming light opera was picked for that evening. and as it has done for years pleased every ne. But charming as it was the players did not have the same chance for indi- vdual work that they had the pre- vi us evening.
 Those who had witnessed Miss Doris Garfield on Friday night as Donnie Dolan. were surprised to see her appear as "Olivette." It showed the great versatility of the young lady. who one night played the part of rough neck" boy and the next played with equal charm the part of a demure convent girl. Miss Thom Helen playing the role as on the previous evening, of the chivalrous lover, carried the part equally as we'll
The Alaska citizen., 1913-06-30

The hit of the operetta. if any distinction could be made was that attained by Patsie Henry, who, as Captain De Merrimac, gave far better account of herself than on Friday night. Stubby Myling, the heavy villain showed what bad man so pounds oy human flesh could be. Much of the succes of the piece could be placed al her door
 Dixie White ill her song I'll Lend You Anything l Got made q big hit, and vas roundly encored. But so pleasing was the whole company that encores were the rule cf the evening.
 THE RANSOM"
 Contrary to general expectations. that the first opera was probably the best of the repertoire Of the Boston ians, each night grows better. T ne Ransome," given last night is a veritable gem. and it is to he hoped the management will take the cp-