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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-04-30
Washoe Items

Percy russell Went to ontario OF
Monday, spending the day with hii
grapdmother.
Miss Stella Clark from the Oregon
side of the river visited with the
Shamberger family Sunday.
Ben Coftey has gone to Greenleai
where he has taken smploymnt in a
numbering camp.
Mrs. G. o. Holmes arrived home
last Thursday evening from Lac rande
where she underwent an operation.
She is much improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hill visited with
friends near New Plymouth Monday.
John Archey went to Emmett Mon
day to help prepare for the l1g
drive.
John Shamberger and D. E. VIII
cox drove to Ontario ON business
Monday.
Miss Mary Hill spent SATURDAY AID
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Rcdis-
ques, at Ontario
There will be preaching service
at Community hall next Sunday ev-
ening. -
The Sunday School May party for
all the adults and adj the children
of the intermediate and lower grades
is to be held at Community hal to-
morrow friday evening. The tnyi-
tation is extended to all persons in
the above classifications whether or
not they have been coming to
Snday School. A gocodtime is as
|sured.
The school Poultry club held
meeting Monday after school
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hill entertained
as their guests on Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roberts of Fruitland.
Arbor Day was fittingly celebrated
by the pupils of the Washoe schools
Friday afternoon. Each rom fur
nished half of the program, the ex-
ercises by the little folks consist 'ng
of Rotations and songs. Pupils of
the upper grade read some very
creditable essays and original poems
pertaining to Arbor Day, prepared in
the course of their regular school
work. 1t devolyed upon the eighth
grade pupils to plant tree which
they did in proper style.
The afternoon Circle meeting was
held in Community hall Friday.
The water in the ditch passing
the school house has once more was
ed out big hole in the middle ct
the road and the authorities have
about abandoned hope o. egCr per-
manently correcting the trout lie with
out putting in a concrete cuyort.
A surprise" party YVES rendered
Misses Helen and Marjorie Risen
berg by a number of the you9g peo-
pie Friday evening. The time was
passed in playing games. Delicious
refreshments were served. These pre-
sent were Emma johnson, May Hill,
Ruth Shamberger, Gladys Orcutt,
Kantha Draper, Victor Johnson,
Roy Loughrey, Ralph Shamberger
and Hugh Shamberger.
The Sunday School will give a
temperance program in Community
hall the evening of Sunday, May 10.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-04-30
Advertised Letters

Week ending April 25, 1914.
Mrs. Cansbeiarry.
Tom Elldrddge.
H. B. Gillespie.
ARTHUR Paris.
Mr.. Smith.
Burt venable, P. M.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-04-30
Notice to Bicycle Riders.


Please notice the following section
taken from Ordinance No. 24S of the
City OF Payette, regulating the riding
OF bicycles on the sidewalks of the
City:
Section Z. No person shall be per-
mitted to ride either bicycle or tri-
cycle ON any sidewalks of sad city,
except at such times as the city
streets are so muddy from rain or
SLOW as to render such streets ina
possible for use for either bicycle
or tricycle.,
ALI bicycle riders of the city are
cautioned against the violation Of
the above section.
w. R. WILLIAMS,
Luz City Marshal.
For Sales high grade Holstan
MILK COWS most Of them fresh, as 9th
er business desires my entire atten-
llon' VIII sacrifice one of the best
nerds ofits size in Southern Idaho for
quick turn. c. M. Pease, New Ply.
mouth. Phone lis.
For Sale Cheap-Peta1uma Incu-
oator good as new.-Mrs. w. r.
shrimp.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-04-30

If youw amt to send letter with
your parcel post package you can do
1t now by tying the letter to the Pack
age, after first paying letter postage
on the letter and parcel post postage
on the package. This is a new ruling
OF the department.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-04-30

In response to the urging of many
friends I have decided to allow my
name to be presented to the voters
ct the Republican primaries fer the
office of Clerk of the District Court
and Ex-cfficio Auditor and Recorder
Of Canyon County. In making this
decision, / feel that l need 10 pat
form upon which to seek your suf-
-rages beyond the record of the per-
I'd in which l have served you. The
office is one in which efficiency is
secured by intimate knowledge of
the thousand and one details of the
work, and is an office in which fire.
quent changes are decidedly against
the best interests of the taxpayers.
Under my administration the cfiice
has been self7supporting, and good
balances have been turned back into
the treasury after paying all of tie
operating expenses. l respectfully ask
your suffrages and shall deeply hp-
preciate an Endorsement of my efforts
in your behalf
Geo. w. Stoyel.
Caldwell, Idaho.
April oath, 1914.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-04-30

A new road drag has been inyente1
It is attached to the axle of a wagon
and drags the track ON one side of
the road as the vehicle is moved. 1t
does the same work on the other side
when the driver is making the home
ward trip. 1t is said to operate sat
isfactorily after a rainl.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-04-30

For Sale-Good bicycle, engine at
Gorham Mercantile Company.
Wanted Several settings of gnose
asgs for Matching purposes. Inquire
It Enterprise office
Lost an Eastern Star Pin. Finder
rGturn to r. L. Shaw.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-04-30

! LOWER PsyETTE VALLEY I;


eral men were pusy srauiais ana Ao'
cling the senool yard. Inc groun'
was clssifei ana crush burned py un'
pupils, Inner was served ana eS
eryoouy ma d iiile 'inne
MRS. Y. j. Luildt spehA ouitoay d
fTultlahd Visitlns tne parents
Fuorence douglass.
Mr.. ana MIS-. wnerry lrom on'
pench spent SUNDAY at Ine roniie'
nome. :!
Mr.. and MIS-. frank o'ee OF mai
were sunday guests Oh MI. anu ME-
e. 3. COKE.
Frank Allen Oh Caryoon, Iowa, Il
WISHING mas SISTER Mrs. Il. H. A'i
on Iowa Avenue
Kate cahii ana haApn DaSis iioti
nne Slope were guests ol ME- ~ :"
Emerson last SUNDAY
MIS-. II. 1iiiiiiei lif'n on'el ''''-o0
the l. a. n. cluo aase "eeA. INC
ual gooo tline was ci1oyeu' .
Chateile, newcomer was inr'i'.eo
into all the mysteries Oh Inc oiue,
ana Is no" q iuai iieueeu a -
the cup. Inc iiieeeile "u'o'Ai iea -
meet IN Two weeks galn "is' - n
Icy. i
MISS Doueiass was eueo" u
ana Esther 'anies, Two u hei pAp-0
last frloay lllsnt Ion Suppei'
geo. W. Lao.Ie mas Ju9' p =.
Forkner oicnaiu oui','
comes hleniy ieconiineiiueu ''lio =
supposed 10 get over Tue
much quicker ana 10 ciie "oiA DoS'
cer thAn any o'iiei ouioi'"oN
Inc neaVy irosls uiu quioe =" nv "
uallaee III Inns seooon' 40 wv -
agree ON the anioune oi u''lil'eSe 'ins'
10 the apple ciop. "a 10"
10 smudse pos puI Tue e''''ii'@'es :
are from ~ per cenI " 90 POI oei-'
OF irult killed..
orchard ave. orange met iM leeu7
Lar session last Plfuay nNsn''
attendance was siiiali oue o'ei' one
TOOK part IN ohe Arpor Lay pr'ei t'ln
Inc origin Oh tne oay was reau ~
Florence gregory tlis was ioiio"eu
by the reading OIL UoV. ihA'iAee plo,
cian1atlon explaiailhe the ooJec' Va
the DAY. several curious 'iees
were mentioheo ana the so' e' LUZ on'
metnod o. piaai'ins Trees was
planned. Next grange nlgnt' May o.
ten new members are 10 De dni'ia'eu
ana a supper served
f1chard 6ehninelaas mas puronaseA
tne NURSERY secch cwieu NY "eo'
ner.
Lenore thornton came nome di3in
"e'ser iast SUNDAY W see now W.
9rt ana ner laIher were AeepiN5
oSDcneior naih'
Gus DaVls was d SlSi'oD d. une "
.. Auiiut hoiie one nie 'iaS' "eeA,
ne was On HES way " nis is'ii'n "'
MOCK creek.
D. oariler aiiu VINE wee az "oo
spur wednesday anu nui SuaS :"
--7l "eeA. MI oafilei iias an ~
'erest IN tne iooie pi<'ce anu 'ooppeu
o'er Oh LIES way iioil enii'' ~ '4A''
70 irs ilolne' III os'ieln. oieeon
MIS- VEN van h..a spen'
: nuisa1.y Will Niie ~
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Wis w. w. '"D'ei i"S'
ipoi lay was opsei 'eu VII '.
w. ~ "n 'nuoi p
p lH i.ine 'oei e'os pin au
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-04-30
sHoEssHoEs

You will find the most complete
line of good shoes at reasonable pric
es for both men and women at Sa
tords, the store where quality counts.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-04-30

For Rent-140 shares OF water
stock In Farmers Cooperative Ditch
lat 81 per share for the season. In
quire at Payette Valley Railroad Co.
office.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-04-30
DON and BRYAN

Will make the season together 1914 as fol-
lows:-
At New Plymouth Wednesday Fruitland Friday, Ontario
Saturday at the Eagle Livery Barn at home the rest of
the week.
will buy all of Dons colts fooys
weaving time First mules class 45 and srd class
~ ~ 49,
TERMS: $3.50 to foafr either Jack or
horse foaI or partial with or v.d
of the vicinity
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1914-06-04
rE. Duncan rVcAr.hur.

Mr.. Duncan Macarthur died this
morning about seven o'clock at his
home al Gultporl, aged about g
years. The remains will be brought
to Port Gibson tomorrow morning
for burial.
Mr.. McArthur was native OF
Warren county, and lived in Clai-
borne county for many years, bis
home being near Ingleside. He
was married three times, bis last
wife, sister of Mrs. ]. w. lett
and Mr.. w. n. Benton. OF Port
Gibson, survives him. Besides his
wife, be leaves one daughter, MISS
Bette Macarthur, by a former
marriage, and two sons by his last
wife. His daughter and one son
are now 10 California.
Mr.. Macarthur was consistent
member OF the Methodist church,
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1914-06-04

Princess OF ireland Rammed by Col-
Iler and Sank In Lawrenee River.
About 1000 Drowned.


Last Thursday night the Prin-
cess OF Ireland, passenger steam
er, on its way 10 England, was
rammed by coaling boat during
a fog in the Lawrence river, not
far from Q iebec, and Immediately
went down. carrying with II the
lives of nearly thousand people.
Less than 400 of the passengers
and crew were saved.
"The loss of life on the Empress
of Ireland has been equaIled or ex-
ceeded by only four marine dis
asters in the last century. These
were the loss of the Rhone, Wye
and other vessels al st Thomas Ia
the great hurricane of October 20,
1867. when 1000 persons perished;
the burning of the excursion boat
General Slocum in the East river,
New York. on June IS. 1904, with
an Appropriated loss of I 900 lives;
that most terrible of all marine
disasters of modern times. the loss
of the Titanic OH April IA. 1914,
which sank after collision with an
iceberg With ga OF her company
and the loss ol be Kicketnara of
the Japanses coast September 28,
1919, with loss Of 900 lives.
"Other disasters that approxi-
mated in loss Of lile the fatality
list of the Empress tit Ireland were
the Princess Alice. sunk IN collis-
ion IN the Thames tleer. Septem-
Der 8, 1878, with a loss Of 7oo; the
Ertogrui, touudered off the Iapa-
nese coast, September Iq 1890,
l.ss $40; the Utopia. sunk of Glib
raltar in collision off Rock All
Reef June IS, 1894, with a loss OF
600; La Bourgogne. sunk In coll
lision in the North Atlantic July
q, 1898, with loss of ST; the
japanese battleship Mikasa. blown
mp September II, 1905, with a loss
of 500"
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1914-06-04

II appearing 10 the~board that
w. G. Harrington, ]. P, estrayed
and sold one COW in Dist. No. 4,
and turned into the county treas.
ury the sum of $1,000. and it fur
ther appearing TO the board that
the said COW s,ld was the properly
Of one Ed. Patton, il is therefore
ordered that the clerk issue war.
rant to the said Ed. Patton Tor the
sum Of SI6 90.
Ordered that the clerk advertise
for bids for keeping the pooThouse
for one year. SAID bids to be open
ed a. The July meeting, 1914, o.
said board,
Ordered that the bid Of the Mis-
sissippi Southern Bank OF Porl
Gibson, Miss. 10 pay par for ths
loan warrant advertised for sale =
.he May meeting Of this board. b.
and The same is hereby accepted
and that the clerk issue said war
rant to she said bank.
Ordered that $50 be appEopEiat
-. ~ksha General fnnd az ne
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1914-06-04
District Conference Again.

In our issue of last week, Rev.
Mr.. HolIoman had a statement OF
the coming of the District Confer
ence TO our town, and asked that
the people open their homes to the
coming ministers aud delegates
for a few days.
Inasmuch as the regular term of
lhe circuit court convenes At the
same time there is probability that
accommodations can not be Sc
cured without crowding, and there
fore he would be grateful for en-
tertalnment by any of the families
of our community.
The conference will embrace
from Monday, June I5tb, TO
Thursday, 18th.
The soliciting committee is com
posed of Mrs. Allen, Mrs. DUR,
Mrs. Hawes, Mrs. E A. Humph.
reys, Mrs. Harry Smith and Miss
Katie Drake.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1914-06-04

Letters from Different
Sections Of the County, Written
by Our Regular Core
respondents.
Dumpbreye

Quite crowd from our neigh
horhood enjoyed sermon preached
by Rev. Mr.. Strait at Willows on
Sunday eve.
Miss Katie Poster Of Selma
spent several days with friends and
relatives here She was accom-
panied home by Miss JAMIE Wal
lace.
Mr.. Archie Taylor has just re-
tulned from the University Of
Mississippi which he attended the
past session.
Mr.. w H. Husbands Is In Bar
low this week on business,
Miss Ella Made McCaa has re-
turned home after All extended
visit to Ingleside.
Mr.. Marion Speed of Herman
vile made flying trip to our city
recently.
We are all glad to know that
Miss Lucy Taylor was able to
come home after an illness of some
time. She was accompanied by
her sister, Alma.
Several from our city enjoyed
the commencement exercises at c.
H. A. last Tuesday.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1914-06-04

G. RounsaviIIe, LeakesviIIe; B.
Stevens, Hattieshurs; . H. Their.
rell. Woodvilie. c. N Guice was
FIRST honor man
Those winning medals were as
follows:
Scholarship. N c. Mcleod.
Senior Defamation ]. ], Lid
dell.
Senior Bible. H H. Spencer.
Inter Society tJunior) Declama-
tion. T. P. Quarterman.
Junior Bible, N G Mcleod.
Chemistry, S. B Algeo
Neatness. T B. Buford.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1914-06-04
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.


A regular meeting OF The Board
of Supervisors of Claiborne Coun
ty. Miss. was begun on Monday,
June /, 1914, when the following
members were present:
c. B. Dardens president Dist. S.
|. w. Person, Dist /.
w. !. Pearson, Dist. ..
F. A. Peyton, Dist, 5.
w. R. Trim, DIST. 4.
S. H. BagnelI, Sheriff.
B. H. Moredead, Clerk.
The following bills were allowed
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1914-06-04
cHAmBERLAIN-HUNT CLOSING
Last Day of Commencement Ended
With Basket Dinner.

The commencement exercises OF
Chamberlain-Hunt Academy end
ed Tuesday with basket dinners
which was enjoyed by quite a mum
her of visitors
The exercises, which marked
the end of successful session. be
gan Sunday morning with the an
nual sermon by DR.. Scanlon OF
Meridian. DR.. Scanlon also preach
ed Sunday evening to the Y. NJ.
G. A. Both sermons were fine.
pfactical discourses At the morn
Ing service DR.. Melvin took oc-
casion to announce that he would
no longer be at the head Of the
institution. being called by duty to
a broader work. He stated, how
ever. that he had never lived IN a
place thai. he liked as well as this,
and that he would always he inter
ested in the place and It's people.
The Junior Defamation contest
was held Monday evening in tn,
opera honsr. he prize being golc
medal. The contestants are select
ed from the two literary societies
which makes 1t really All inter
society contest.
The commencement day wa
held Tuesday morning on tn
campus Of the institu ion. on whicl
occasion several Of he graduate
are selected to contest for the seniO
declaimer medal. This was fol
lowed By the address to the gradn
ates, delivered by Rev. Guy GILES
pie OF Winona At the en-
of this pleasing address d
plomas and medals were awarded
Then followed the picnic dinner
For the first time In the hIstor
of the institution. the entire senlc
class passed successfully the e.
animation and all received dl
plomas. The class was comppse
of fifteen promising young men.
The graduates are s B Alge'
Moss Point; E. Y. Cain: Lesrne'
R. A. Craig, Sundower; J. Y
Creushaw. CoIIIervIlIe. Tenn;
e. Guics, Oldenbure; !. ]. Il
dell, Learned; Z. z. McIntos
Moss Point; 8 Mel. McKa
lLeakesvilIe; A. B NesserviII
WoodViIle; F. P Parham. Yids
la. La T. I Porter. Rexiel
P. Read, Napapucka. Qkla.l
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1914-06-04
Injuries FataITo Farmer

Utica. Miss. Tune | -Thomas
Little. a well known farmer OF
this section. died to-day asa re-
sui, OF injuries sustained when he
was thrown and dragged by a mule
he was ridinp l.''ge was on hi;
way 10 his 6eld When thrown
his Fool became rnfangled IN ths
saddle strap and he was dfaeeee
some distance.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1914-06-04

Ordered that the board do now
adjourn until Tuesday morning at
o:3o a. m.
.lcontinued Next Week.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-19

FOR EXCHANGE-Eig ht-room re-
sidence newly papered and painted.
and in first class condition. Situated
at 1911 West Jefferson st. Price
$4,000. Mortgage $1,000. Will exchange
for ranch property near Phoenix or Los
Angeles residence Examine property
and submit what you have. Address,
Owner 1922, Dalton Ave, Los Angeles.
Cal 1t
Arizona republican., 1914-07-19

WANT ADVERTISING
One Cent a Word
Auctions

AUCTION SALE-Wednesday, July
- az miles west of Five Points on
the Yuma road. commencing at 10: 80
sharp. Having decided to dispose of
my entire dairy herd, will sell on the
above date 20 head fine dairy cows,
Durham. Holstein and Jerseys, fresh
and coming fresh. Free lunch at noon
Plenty of shade and ice water. Terms
81 sale. cash A. RICHARDSON. Own
IT. G. q. McMURTRY, Auctioneer. C.
\ WHITFIELD, Clerk id
Arizona republican., 1914-07-19
For Sale-Houses

FOR SALE-Brand new modern A.
room frame bungalow and IL acre,
north cast would be fine little chick
en- ranch only $1,000; $50 cash; 500
month on bal; why pay rent Ask
Dibble. Sid Henry's office, Is N 1st
Ave. DIS
Arizona republican., 1914-07-19

A very desirable 7-room house in La
Bella Place, large lot lawn and flow
ORG SdS
Arizona republican., 1914-07-19

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Five acres sandy loan, one half in
alfalfa. balance in fruit, five-room brick
house. class "A" water. one-half mile
off North Center. Will take good auto
as first payment. -.
ST CLAIR REALTY co.
IS SOUTH CENTER AVE.
PHONE 1888 db
Arizona republican., 1914-07-19

FOR SALE
Second hand goods
second hand prices
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. $50 90
LARGE LUNCH COUNTER. SIS 90
Is FIT. FLOOR SHOW CASE. s25. 90
l LARGE PLATFORM SCALE. $500
l LARGE ICE BOX ...........s $500
Dishes, glassware, and cooking utensils
suitable for restaurant
I'VE EXCHANGE FURNITURE
STANDARD FURNITURE COMPANY
237 West Washington 1t
Arizona republican., 1914-07-19
For Rent-Houses
THE MARYLAND

THE MARYLAND
Strictly up to date, 4-rooms, bath
screened porch, shade. gas range and
water heater for $3.50 to $3.50; leases
made now, will be dated Sept. list.
PRINCE & FUTILE
Real Estate, Loans & Insurance
IA West Adams St. II
Arizona republican., 1914-07-19

OUR CANVAS DEPARTMENT
Is complete, We manufacture Stack
Covers. Wagon Covers, Drop Cur
tains, Awnings. Tarpoons and Tar
paulins. and anything else you want
in canvas, from first class goods;
at prices which our competitors don't
try to meet
BARROWS- FOOSHEE FURN. CO.
Corner First & jefferson SITS. If
Arizona republican., 1914-07-19
Rooms and Board

THE COPELAND HOUSE, rooms
with sleeping porches, First-class
board. 1858 N. End Ave. Phone 1892. tt
Arizona republican., 1914-07-19

FOR RENTING new and up to
date. never occupied. four room apart
ments, north of Library, near car line
fine screen sleeping rooms, private
bath; these have disappearing beds,
buffet cooling closet, day and night
Solar heater, furnishing plenty of hot
water at no cost. only $500 per month.
BRIGHTS REALTY co.
237 West Monroe ST. db
Arizona republican., 1914-07-19

THREE BEUTIFUL ROOMS. COM
pletely furnished, with screen sleeping
room. 36S N. list Ave. II
Arizona republican., 1914-07-19

FOR SALE-Auto trucks. Two sec
ond-hand auto trucks very cheap, both
of one thousand pound capacity. M.
l.. Naquin, state agent Velie automo-
bile, 1926 -32S-33O North Central Ave.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-19

Hire little salesman at The Re-
publican office. A Want AID will see
more customers than you can
Arizona republican., 1914-07-19

FURNISHED APARTMENT FLATS
can be leased, rooms in each with
private hath and private screen room.
all new and modern. 44O West wash
ington ST. Phone 446. II
Arizona republican., 1914-07-19
For Sale Houses

FOR SALE-If you have been wait
ing for a summer bargain in a house
and lot here's your chance; one of the
most modern and up-to date new g.
room gray brick bungalows in Phoe-
nix; has all built-in features; hard
wood floors, fine cellar, beautiful in
design and finish; ideal location; own
er has gone away and must sell Don't
miss this rare bargain; $4,000 gets this
on easy terms. Exclusive with Fred
A. Dibble. Sid Henrys office, Is n. list
Ave br
Arizona republican., 1914-07-19
For Rent-Furnished
Houses

Ns>s~~ese~~~ss>~~s>~s~~ ~~~s>~eee>~eeseses~>
TWO screen houses for patching and
1 screen room. 906 East Pierce st. db
FOR RENT-Small furnished mod
ern house 1915 w. Adams st. db
ARE YOU GOING TO Los AN
geles?-I will be away for the summer
and wish to rent my home. Artistic
and attractive, nine rooms. screened
sleeping porch, piano, garage and beau
tiful grounds. Situated in high south
western section, where you get the
ocean breeze, only twenty minutes from
Broadway. Rent $500 per month to
responsible parties. Address Bert
Campbell. Title INSURANCE Trust bldg,
Los Angeles. 1t
TO LET-in Los Angeles at once,
for three months or year; residence of
ten rooms, newly furnished; every
modern convenience; exclusive neigh
borhood terms reasonable. Address
BAL West 33rd street, Los Angeles 1t
FOR RENT FURNISHED-Priva
home, for August and September, eight
rooms. four bed rooms, two baths, two
sleeping porChes, servants quarters and
garage; exclusive Oneonta Park neigh
borhood; two blocks from five car lines
and thirty minutes from Sixth and
Broadway, Los Angeles; s125.0O per
month; references required. Address
Read Miller, 1909 S. Broadway. Los
Angeles DIS
Arizona republican., 1914-07-19

FOR RENT UNFURNISHED
neat 4-room brick, east face on a
corner. with gas. bath and electricity,
on North 18th ST, only few blocks
from Southern Pacific shops, only 500
a month.
modern 4-room brick, east face on
North 18th Ave. only 500. -.-.,
A 5-room modern. south face, brick
house, with furnace, located in East
Evergreen, $3S.
F A large S-room modern house, in
Capitol Addition on lease, $45.
A very desirable 7-room house in La
Bella Place, large lot, lawn and flow
ers, s45,
hi, PRINCE & FUTILE
F. Real Estate. Loans e. Insurance
IA West Adams ST. 1t
FOR RENT-Twelve- room house, all
modern with 10 acres of ground. wind
mill and well, good shade and fruit, 2
miles north of city. Address 1OS n
Central. Phone 655. Phoenix Town
site Co. db
Arizona republican., 1914-07-19

FOR RENT-1507 w. Taylor st. The
coolest strictly modern cottage in city;
clean as a whistle, rooms, kitchen and
plenty of screens, large hallway, porch,
lawns, trees, garage, very cheap. See
C. G. Werner for keys, 1906 w. Fill
more St Phone 2087 1t
Arizona republican., 1914-07-19

PROMPT MESSENGER SERVICE.
Phone 702. S-bk
Arizona republican., 1914-07-19

FOR RENT-5r room modern house
nice shade free water, 1 block Indian
school car, only SIG, Phone $50. db