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Arizona republican., 1914-02-08
YOU CAN'T SLEEP FAST ENOUGH
 TO KEEP UP WITH THE MONEY THIS WILL MAIZE YOU
 WHILE YOU SLEEP.

We handle nothing but bargains. Day before yesterday we advertised one. Yesterday We sold it-and five minutes after selling it the purchaser honestly felt that he had doubled his money We have just one more REAL BAR GAIN NOW-after while we may have some more That is what we do-find bargains and give you the benefit of them
 THIS IS A BARGAIN-one that we are not going to worry you to look at or beg you to buy. We have 2S0 acres of land that looks good to the eye and feels good to the plow-a piece of land that will make green things grow and flourish like the bay tree of Bible times. Our time is too limited and our vocabulary too abrevi- ated to try to tell you what this land will produce We would rather take you out and show it to you-it will take you less time.
 This 2S0 acres is all cleared The well is all completed and the cement pit finished ready to install the pump and pour out some one or two thous- and gallons of water a minute to flood this soft silty soil and produce those bumper crops that will pay for the land and put money in the bank.
 Less than s10 an acre will install the most modern and efficient pumping plant made-a plant that will deliver the pure clear water. free from John son grass and other weed seeds-for less money per acre foot than the water from the Roosevelt dam. One good crop will pay for the land and water.
 Water Rights under the government irrigation system will cost you from $55 to s6O per acre. This is just for water rights alone. Land will cost you from $1O0 to $500 per acre.
 Tomorrow-if no one else beats you to tive will sell you this 2S0 acres. all cleared well drilled and cement pit finished ready for the installation of the pump-for only s15 per acre. S1O per acre will put more water on it than you can use. That means S25 per acre for the land and water. If you have desert right you make $75 per acre = If you can beat this bargain come around and we will buy it ourselves. The man that owned this tract is dead or we would be afraid to offer it at three times the price. The estate needs the money Are you going to siege
 this opportunity and get the bargain of
 a life time? Someone will. Why not you? Chances like this don't come to you often.
 Show us you have the money and We will show you the opportunity. D. w. HALL & co. 21 North First Ave.
 Opp. Phoenix National Bank. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR LAND in alfalfa or in raw state, either fol | a home or for speculation I can show l you the best buys near Phoenix. Call | today. J. D. Notice, 222 No. 7th Ave
Arizona republican., 1914-02-08
For Sale-Real Estate

~~~>~>~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~s>~->>>~s>N~~esN~<sSN 24O ACRE IRRIGATED FARM
 FOR SALE
 The Merchant owner of this Fine Tract of Farm Land must Sacrifice his Ranch to assist in completion Of his Business Block now under Construction, and wants
 IMMEDIATE SALE
 Farm located northwest of Phoe- nix, is well improved with build ings, fenced and cross fenced. 200 acres carries "A" Government Wa ter Right under Roosevelt Dam. 120 acres now in alfalfa, 40 acres grain, 40 acres unimproved.
 PRICE.
 only s10O per acre, Mortgage of 5000, balance must be cash.
 Quick DECISION
 is necessary to get this bargain. Come in at once and make thor ough inspection of this fine 240 acre irrigated farm.
 DWIGHT B. HEARD, Farm Lands, Loans and Investments
 Center and Adams Street r LOT 75 by 300 feet, 5000, building restrictions: price 5000. MOORE x HAYES, 34 North Center. p BUY THIS BARGAIN-5 acres. 3 miles from city, 3-room new house, ceiled through double beaded weather boarded, 50-foot we'll good water, g. foot hog wire fence, fenced for chick ems, ready to blow to any crop, class A water for cash s1700.00. See w. w. Bush, with D. w. Hall & Co.,, 21 N. 1st Ave. bd
Arizona republican., 1914-02-08
AUCTION FEBRUARY r

Just one lot on Portland street in Wentworth left-other lots on otHer streets. but this corner on Portland is a good purchase. Every one that lives in Wentworth owns their own homes. We have three new ones for sale in Kenil- worth.
 New houses in other parts of Phoenix.
 Choice selection of lots, all parts of the city. Southwestern Building and Invest
 ment Co.,
 r West Adams If
Arizona republican., 1914-02-08

PUBLIC SALE-Tuesday Feb. 10
 1914. Three miles north of Glendale and one mile east, on what is known as the Shaw ranch. Having sold our ranch, we will sell at auction on the above date, all of our personal prop erty, commencing at 1:30 sharp. head work horses, consisting of pair work horses. 1 pair driving horses; milk COWS, yearling steer; dozen laying hens. turkeys; 134 tons alfalfa hay; farming implements: farm wagons, racks and box buggy, moving ma chimes, hay rake, lister, sections steel harrow, disc cultivator, walking blows, disc blow, Fresno, slip and go devil, many other articles too numer- ous to mention. Terms: sums of $1OO and under cash, over that amount six months time. Martin Bros., Owners, c. o. McMurthy, Auctioneer. c. A, Whitfield, Clerk. 15 N. First Ave
 Phone 661 If
Arizona republican., 1914-02-08
BIG AUCTION SALE

TUESDAY, FEB. IT, 1914 II miles northwest of Phoenix, AriZ., on the Maricopa road, and l mile north, or four miles southwest of Glendale, Ariz. Commencing at 10 o'clock sharp. Having decided to quit ranching, I will sell at public auction on the above date the following property and 565 head of stock:
 75 head of registered Percheron mares and horses, registered stall lions.
 20 head of Al dairy cows 50 head hogs. 200 head of sheep. 200 chickens. pair ostriches 80 acres of fine land. Farming implements. Free lunch for everybody at noon. Terms: F months time.
 J. J. MEYER, Owner
 c. O. McMURTRY, Auctioneer
 Office 15 N. 1st Ave. Phone 661. c. A. WHITFIELD, Clerk. tt
Arizona republican., 1914-02-08
- CHICKEN RANCH =

Highly improved 9 acres, in alfalfa fruit. etc, close in, good 4-room house, well and barn. Price $2000.00.
 Kellogg with Arizona Irrigated Land Go
 39 West Adams. If
Arizona republican., 1914-02-08
DANGER DIPPED,

DANGER DEFIED, Our five-g gallon can for Gasilone. No leaks; no evaporation; no fumes to ignite. A simple patented device gives safety and economy. Also for kero- sene. Price $2.50.
 TYPEWRITERS in good condition. Smith Premier, s15: Rockford sS. SEWING MACHINES: will run and do good work, 8. And many other new and second hand House Furnishings at Bargain Prices.
 SAVE MONEY HERE
 STANDARD FURNITURE co. 2S7-239 w. WASHINGTON ST.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-08
For Sale-Real Estate

5000 WORTH OF MODERN i'm provements, on this acres, + mile off South Central avenue, concrete house with rooms, bath and cellar: and, it is only 34 mile from school and church. Our selling price S3,100.
 DWIGHT B. HEARD
 Center X Adams. r
 A SACRIFICE SALE.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-08

DANDY ONE ACRE CHICKEN place can be made absolutely self sup porting. snap at only s600.00, s25.O0 cash, balance $10.00 monthly. H. S. Thomas, Real Estate & Inv, Co.,, 43 w.
 Adams St If
Arizona republican., 1914-02-08

DON'T MISS GETTING 16O acres all in grain, A water, good house. we'll shade, miles N. w., A down, S125 per acre. or 10 acres with orchard, chickens, cellar well. nice house, edge of city,
 only $750 cash: or 160 acres patented, level, full water rights for $30 per acre, miles from Avondale, Phone 179S. 203 Phoenix National Bank Bldg. If
Arizona republican., 1914-02-08

THIRTY ACRES, South 15 avenue, mortgage s3SOO. per cent interest, 31s years; god house; A water. Exchange for home close in north side Address 911 w. Washington or Phone 1548. If
Arizona republican., 1914-02-08
For Miscellaneous

GROCERS ATTENTION-Butch outfits complete, including refrigera- tor. counter, meat blocks, meat rack. scales. tools. s25O City Refrigerator Co. 1S42 East 37th st, Los Angeles
 It FOR SALE-FOrd Touring Car, 1914 Model in fine condition Has been run very little, P. O. Box 245 Phoenix It $20 BUYS nearly new DrOphead Singer Machine, Address Box 1260, Phoenix bS
Arizona republican., 1914-02-08
Auctions

TAYLOR & BIEHL. AUCTIONEERS Stock and ranch sales a speciality. We sell all kinds of goods. Sale every Saturday, 100 P. M. corner First Ave. and Jefferson St. Bring your goods to us. Phone 1349.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-08
FOR SALE 60 ACRES

NORTHEAST IN ORANGE BELT ONLY s105 PER ACRE EASY TERMS CAPITOL SAW. & INV. co, 200 W. WASH St.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-08

PRETTIEST little bungalow in Phoenix rooms, bath near car; good terms to good people. Phone S704. p
 DO YOU WANT TO BUY A HOUSE. lots or land? We have them at prices the lowest Our motto-A square deal to all corners. NEW STATE REALTY co. 314 Fleming Blk. Phone 1O64. If
Arizona republican., 1914-02-08
MIR INVESTOR,

GARDEN PARK ON CENTRAL AVE LARGE LOTS. ]. $. GRIFFIN. 4 WEST ADAMS r REALTY BARGAINS: 5000 CORNER LOT In East Evergreen  s1100
 1SO FEET FACING North Central and Lexington Avenues. JUST This Way from Osborn School
 BEST Buy on The Avenue $50 CASH
 RESTRICTED Neighborhood s22OOo LOTS N. E. Corner North 4th and 1 Garfield Streets ALL CITY Improvements In.
 
 $500 CASH 
 s375O | BRAND NEW BRICK of Large Rooms and Screened Sleeping Porch l 7 FRONT ENTRANCES l LOCATION-N. 4th and Roosevelt Sts. ! $350 CASH, Balance Rental Payments
 SEE Grindstaff with J. S. Griffin (Alone) 1 West Adams. Tel 1093 1 FOR SALE-Lot near Capitol. $500 {: this is worth more money Wm NJ. l Costley, F N. 1st Ave Phone 603. bs
Arizona republican., 1914-02-08

FOR SALE AT BARGAIN-One 10 acre farm two miles east of Tempe, one mile from creamery; well fenced
 heavily set in Bermuda grass; one new six room house, with furniture
 wind mill pumps, stable, chicken house, brick cellar. water rights on all Tempe canals: 10 shares in Tenn pc pumping plaint: paid up insur- ance; large lawn; fifty shade trees ash, mulberry and palms clear title. See owner on ranch or address John LeWellen, Tempe. Arizona, R. F. D. 9 If
Arizona republican., 1914-02-08

FOR SALE-One second hand con- crete mixer. cheap: also one well bit. Lightning Delivery Co.,, 42 South Cen tral Ave. bS
Arizona republican., 1914-02-08
MONEY
For Sale-Real Estate


 SNAPS THAT AM 80 acres $l00.O0 per acre 20 acres ...........$ $225.00 per acre 20 acres .$215.00 per acre A acres .........$3 $325.00 per acre Close to Phoenix with good improve ments, small payment handles any of these and E z terms on balance McCABE X HARTMAN,
 UNION REALTY co.
 II East Adams. If
Arizona republican., 1914-02-08
New Today
MIR SALARIED MAN

MIR, SALARIED MAN Makes no difference whether you live in Phoenix, Arizona: Phoenix. Alabama Phoenix, Maryland; Phoenix, New York; Phoenix, North North Dakota; Phoenix, South Carolina; or ANYWHERE ELSE. ARE YOU LOOKING FORWARD TO THE TIME WHEN YOU
 CAN ESCAPE Answering the push button of the man higher up"
 ? ?
 IF so
 investigate
 SECURITY ACRES orchard plan. WHEREBY we sell you , or 10 acres of Sc curity Acres"
Arizona republican., 1914-02-08

FOR SALE-One 1911 Cadillac and one light Jackson truck, both in good condition; will sell cheap. Geo. HaGeman Co. D
Arizona republican., 1914-02-08

SUBDIvIDERS ATTENTION - Choice 45 acres, mile and half Center and Washington. City water, electric lights and carline adjoining property, subdivided and restricted lots selling s35O to $500 each. Here is chance to treble your money in one year. If sold immediately will sacrifice entire tract at $500 per acre. Only s13,0OO cash re- quired or will trade s13,0O0 equity for business residence, or ranch property. Address OWNER, P. o. Box 522. If
Arizona republican., 1914-02-08

FOR SALE 20 ACRES
 ! ALL IN ALFALFA MODERN HOUSE-WELL .. =. MPROVED-CLOSE IN EASY TERMS CAPITOL SAVINGS & INV. co. 200 w. WASH. ST. If
Arizona republican., 1914-02-08

WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL HOME
 on North First St, Groom modern
 brick, all built-in features, garage, fine lawn and shade; price cut for few days to $4200, good terms. Fred Jac- obs, Empress Theater Bldg, 40 F. Adams If
Arizona republican., 1914-02-08

FOR SALE-New modern bungalow, well located; will sell at great sac rifice. Address J. T. Otis, Olympia, Wash. 2-bk
Arizona republican., 1914-02-08

FOR SALE-Good lots on North Central ave, and other good proper ". See Henry or Thompson, 15 North Eirct aNa fl
Arizona republican., 1914-02-08

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR LAND in alfalfa or in a raw state, either for home or for speculation I can show you the best buys near Phoenix. Call today J. D. Notice, 222 No. 7th Ave
 It
Arizona republican., 1914-02-08

TEN OR TWENTY. close in. north. take some income, Phoenix property. Box 5545 Republican D
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-04
DisaffectiOn Among Troops
Threatens Disaster to
President Yuan
SIX THOUSAND men
REVOLT AND LEAVE
White Wolf Has Big Force
and LOots Defenseless
Cities Sans Resistance

Shanghai, July 4.-What was all
along suspected here is proved by lat
est advices to have been true-the re-
cent looting of Kalgan, 1875 miles north
west of Pekin, was the result of an
army mutiny.
Disaffection among the government
troops was regarded here as very
OminOus sign for President Yuan Shi
Kai's regime. There have been ru-
mors for some time that the army 3 in
ability to put down tac White Wolf
revolt in central and northwestern
China was due to constant Wholesale de-
sertions of the soldiers to the White
Wolves ranks.
Definite news that similar or worse
conditions prevailed among the troops
in Pekin's vicinity was looked on as
giving the situation a still graver as
pect
Though it was stated that President
Yuan had replaced the mutinous gar
rison with a fresh force from Pekin, re-
gained control and executed l50 of the
mutineers, it was clear that a large
body must be still out of hand and
probably roaming the north as band
of well'armed and disciplined brigands,
since at least 5000 men revOlted and
none had returned to duty and only a
comparatively small number was ac.
counted for as having been killed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-04
DEAD BURGLAR WAS
RICH STOCK BROKER

Ycrksi lille, ILL.,, July 4-The authori.
ties were trying today positively to
identify the man who invaded Joseph
Grir.woods 8 home early Friday, sup
pjsedly to rob it, and was killed by
Gri: wood and his wife, as William De-
.is a sTeeulator who made nearly S..
GoC On the Chicago board of trade in
the past week.
That he was Davis was surmi sol
frori tbe discovery in his pockets Of
board of trade slips nude out in that
name and indicating recent handsome
profits from market ventures. How,
assuming him to have done so well fl.
rantially, he came to be driven 70
what he'd every appry of an at
tempt Mt burglary w ystery. he
was powerfully buip ooks to have
been al cut so.
GrlrivuCd is nearly and his " "a
is 65
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-04
SALEM CELEBRATED.

With stores closed and the inhabitants
of the city scattered to the four corners
of the compass in search of recreation
and opportunity to celebrate the glor-
iOus Fourth in a sane or an insane way
Salem is more like deserted city than
anything else. Compared with its usual
hustling streets, the silence of the
morgue reigns while only a few who
have to remain at the post of duty to
keep the wheels running smoothly wend
their ways through the devious paths
of the municipality.
Automobiles, motorcycles, trains, both
steam and electric, and canoes, took the
people from the city to the haunts of
nature or to other places where patriotic
citizens gather to make the eagle scream
and shatter the air with bursting bombs.
Large numbers of Salem people went
to Eugene this morning on the 9 o'clock
train. Three coaches were loaded to the
guards with pleasure seekers. Ninety
left for Albany, 80 for Woodburn, and
about 200 for Portland
Silver Creek Falls took large Eum-
Der, while hundreds left yesterday and
today by auto for the coast.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-04
JOURNAL MAN DOES
MOTORCYCLE STUNT
Jumps the Sidewalk and Climbs the
Steps of a Residence on His Machine
Which Dies Exhausted at the Door.

The only real-and-only Motorcycle
Mike" is a Salem boy by the name of
r. V. Seton, the quick-serviee EN-.
ploye of The Journal. Seton has a
record for climbing fences, ladders and
most every sort of an incline with his
motorcycle, but his latest stunt occur
red last Wednesday when he mounted
the side veranda of Dave G.. Drager 8
house on Seventeenth street and calm
ly knocked the panels out of the door
with his gas wheel.
1t seems that Seton was unable to
work the throttle on his motorcycle as
he was rounding the corner at Seven
teenth and State streets. Not having
great desire to hit the curb broa1side,
and finding it impossible to "get in the
clear" at the speed he was going, the
rider took flying leap over the curb
ing and, still unable to bring the mo-
torcycle to a halt, sped through some
rose bushes growing along the parking
and took straight shoot down Mr..
Drager's lawn. Seton exerted every
effort in the attempt 10 stop his wheel,
but it kept chugging away. The
plucky rider stayed with the machine,
however, and it finally arrived at the
side steps of Mr.. Drager's dwelling,
which were six feet high. Up the steps
Seton guided the motorcycle and, af-
ter bursting the panels out of the door,
he fell off and the busy machine died
in its tracks, evidently exhausted from
the lively run.
Sefton was not hurt, the machine
safe and sound, and Mr.. Drager's side
door considerably smashed up were the
results. Sefton lugged his wheel back
into the street, gave it a few jabs in
the ribs, and went his way.
Mr.. Drager stated yesterday that he
didn't mind having callers, but he abb
solutely cannot get used to them bring
ing their rigs in the house.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-04
AUTHORITIES THINK
The WIFE IS GUILTY
Doctors Wife Is Watched and the
Officers Think She Did the Shooting
While Prompted by Jealousy.

Freeport, N. Y, July .4.-Mrs. Ed.
ward Carman, wife of the physician in
whose office Mrs. William Bailey was
shot to death through a window Tues.
day night, was under strict surveillance
in her home today.
The authorities made no attempt to
conceal the fact that they suspected
her, and Mrs. Carmen understood it per.
feetly She remained perfectly calm,
however, and apparently had no fears
for the future. She was given to un-
derstand that, if she tried to leave
home, she would be arrested, not on
murder charge but as an important wit
ness.
Before the coroner yesterday after.
noon, Mrs. Carman denied the slightest
knowledge of the murder, that she was
in the least jealous of Mrs. Bailey or
that she had ever seen her before her
death
Hundreds of curious outsiders were
in Freeport today gazing at the Car.
man residence and discussing the trag.
edy with villagers on the street cor.
ners.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-04
TWO BOYS DROWN AT
ALBANY LAST NIGHT
Pulmotors Rushed to Albany From
Salem But All Efforts to Resuscitate
the Lads Were Futile.

Life is the most precious thing in the
world and that is the reason why auto
mobiles from Salem and Eugene rushed
pulmotors with all speed to Albany yes.
terday evening in an effort to save the
lives of the two sons of l.. T. Shipley,
government architect in eh ~ge of the
construction of the federal building
there, who were drowned in the Gala.
pooia river. But in spite of the fact
that the pulmotor was rushed from here
to Albany in As minutes by John
Maurer, proprietor of the Maurer gar
age, d. A. Wright and Dave Pugh, oper,
ator of the pulmotor, all efforts to re-
suseitate the two lads were fruitless.
Noel Shipley, aged nine years, was
wading in the Caapooia river at Albany
when he stepped into deep hole and
went under. Edward Shipley, awed IL,
when he saw his brother go under hero.
ically went to the rescue and as result
both are dead as neither could SWIM
The bodies were recovered after an
hour S search. Graphing irons were
used and by this means they were re.
covered.
A high powered automobile from Eu-
gene also brought pulmotor but when
it arrived it was evident that the life
spark had fled from the older boy. The
Salem machine was tried ON the young.
er lad, who was recovered Is minutes
after going down, but without avail
1t was wild race over the rough
country roads on the part of the Salem
men. John Maurer, who took new
machine, drove it with such speed that
the top was Jared loose so that it fell
by the roadside to be picked up later.
The men returned yesterday evening
about 1880. Mr.. Shipley was profuse
in his expressions of gratitude to all
who had made such heroic attempts to
save the lives of his sons.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-04
SHERIFF ARRESTS"
A BIG CORPORATION

The Great Northern Express com
pany was arrested last night by Sher.
iff Esch on a charge of transporting
liquor into territory where its use as a
beverage is prohibited without having
the same labeled according to law. In
this case it was reported by the grand
jury that the liquor was labeled accord
ing to the provisions of the law by the
label of the Wholesale liquor house, but
the charge arose from the testimony of
witnesses which tended to show that
the label of the express company had
been pasted over the liquor label and
covering the latter up.
When the job of arresting this huge
corporation was presented to the sher-
iff ne frankly admitted that it was a
new line of procedure. He was entire
lv familiar with the methods of serving
civil warrants upon corporations, but
how to arrest one on a criminal charge
was a different matter. The prosecut-
ing attorney was unable to settle the
question as it would be improper to
arrest the Salem agent of the corpora
tion upon such a charge as the agent
himself was not even an accompliee.
The matter was finally settled by
calling the agent up and informing him
that his company was arrested The
agent promised to take tie matter up
with the heads of the corporation and
seek out the proper man to be arrested.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-04
TWO CHECK ARTISTS
ARE SENT TO The PEN

Alfred Johnson and H. II. Gilman,
two bad check men, were taken to the
penitentiary this morning by Sheriff
Esch to begin serving sentences of from
tive years in both cases. John
son was arrested Thursday of this week
and Immediately taken before the grand
jury, which found a true bill against
him. He expressed t1e wish yesterday
to enter plea of guilty to the charge
of obtaining goods under false pretenses
but would not plead guilty to forgery
charge. His attorney pointed out that
Johnson merely offered the check in
payment for the goods and said at that
time that if the check was not accepted
he would not purchase suit of clothes
in addition to. the shoes that ne had
bought.
1t was fine distinction between OBJ.
tanning goods under false pretenses
and offering forged check for pay
ment but the difference in sentences
to these charges is in the case of one
from one to five years and on a forgery
charge the sentence is from two to 20
years. The only witness against John
son was Sheriff Esch, and by pleading
guilty and waving all rights to a jury
trial the cost of lodging johnson in the
penitentiary was the 10 cents carfare
that it cost Sheriff Esch to take his
prisoner to the penitentiary.
Gilman is the man who passed the
bad check upon the Hotel Marion some
time ago and was caught in Ashland.
Judge Kelly passed the sentences last
night after Gilman had plead guilty to
the charge attempting to defraud the
hotel.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-04
DRUGGED And ROBBED
BY PORTLAND THUGS.

Portland, Ore, July 4.-Charged
with keeping William Small, wealthy
farmer of Wilbur, WASH, drugged and
locked in north end lodging house
room for a week while they were syste-
matieally stripping him of his money
through securing his signature to
checks, B. NJ. Dean, Bessie Davis and
James Mullen are under arrest today.
Checks for $400, signed by Small are
alleged to have been cashed by them.
According to City Detectives Tiche.
nor and MolOney, Dean was trying to
cash check for $4,000 on a San Fran.
cisco bank when arrested.
Small, in q pitiable condition, was
removed to the emergency hospital.