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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-05

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Arizona republican., 1915-10-12
Auctions
TI T.SDAY SALE. 1:30 P. }
 rs1s F IOREIAND

The following high grade furniture and houSehold goods: brass beds with mattresses and springs; mahogany dresser. furaed oak dresser. golden oak ,IrasSiur table with chair to match, ma ahe-any students table. extra large library table tfumed oalO fumed oak ceut-r table tround. fumed oak dining -.l.I. I> ft- eNtension). fumed oak din- iur chairs. fumed oak buffet, uphOl- ~-,rv7 box couch and cover. upholstered rertEer rocker. extra large fumed oak l.a. ll,r. leather seat fumed oak rocker, cHfIsu oak rocker. small fumed oak -. bers birdSeVe maple rocker, up ro,~tered fatent rocker. birdseye maple chair. ilmed oak chair Qor writing -r-l<i fUmcl oak desk. fumed oak chair rlrr leather seat. folding breakfast falIr. -aS range JeXtra nice), new alu u.i-uUs rercolater tnever used), 3-bur- rar SIS plate. dresser base for gas r- --. -u rest on. galvanized iron tray r.r ras plate. 2 burner gas plate, oak wash stand. rugs. Administer rug >V1o-c Administer rug 6-SN10-6, 9X12 Administer rug. body Brussels rug. Will r.n velvet rug 6X9, Administer rug etN--. large CreX rug. refrigerator. sn "a ice boxes. Miscellaneous articles: lantern. rubber boots (new). large hoe, Ir Planter. lawn mower. hatchet. pO- r.to digger. small Japanese cycle, -rruiuE scw. ? hand saws, clothes v-rin-er. new cotton clothes line. mop St., K. 5a 10. spring scale. new gasoline if-U. one Universal electric iron. wash f.rrls. Ironing boards. dustless mop, -uh- meat grinder. sleeve board, porce- -u wash bowl and pitcher, granite I..el and pitcher. brass grate set, glass ritCherS. several glass vases. large ri-e waste paper basket, silver fern dish. good garbage cans q new). lace curtains, Ecru net curtains 0ace trmmedf .sCrim curtains. Battenburg i"ce curtains t2l. Bissel carpet sweep 'r uhite granite pail. porcelain slop
 rS- sets of dishes cooking vessels Of
 D kinds. canned fruits. fruit jars ttnuiy1. ice cream freezer. folding cot and tent SSlo. 1914 Reading Standard uoforcycie, fully equipped. fine running order. mechanically perfect; chicken voop and chickens; books, new, late -iCti0n- autoharp.
 J. r. BIEHL. Auctioneer If
Arizona republican., 1915-10-12
ANOTHER ACREAGE SNAP

Being 40 acres in alfalfa at S15.00 per acre
 Land is all clean and fenced. Is Maricopa sandy loam. In Attractive Neighborhood. Interesting terms if you desire. But act quickly. Other adver- tised snaps have all been sold.
 DWIGHT B. HEARD
 Central and Adams Streets bd \ 10 ACRE CORNER, house, shade. well, gasoline engine, mature orchard, fine clean alfalfa, good soil, on pave. Price and terms attractive. H. H. MAJOR, IS w. ADAMS If
 A WISE INVESTOR
 A Wise Investor makes his investments when the market is low.
 Better than a government bond is this Piece of business real estate
 A lot on West Washington street. near Sixth avenue, 50 fooJ frontage. appraised for several years conser- vatively at $600O. Now for sale exclusively by us at a decided reduction on interesting terms. We will help you to compare this with any other similar investment in Phoenix.
 DWIGHT B. HEARD
 Central and Adams Streets bd
Arizona republican., 1915-10-12
For Rent-Store and Offices

FOR RENT or lease. part of a splen- did store room location. 31 West Adams St. blk
Arizona republican., 1915-10-12
AUCTION SALE
WEDNESDAY. OCT. 13. 1915.
 Commencing at 10.30 o'clock 2 miles north and i mile east of

WEDNESDAY,. OCT. 13, 1915.
 Commencing at 10:3O o'clock
 miles north and mile east of
 Peoria. Arizona.
 Having sold my ranch, I will sell at ruhlic auction on the above date the following Tersonal property: so head cattle lS fine dairy COWS, Durham and iioiSteins, 22 heifers, fresh and com iu- fIeSh; $ head of calves, head of horses. work and brood mares: hogs, , treod SONS, Q shoats; dozen laying hens. Plymouth Rocks: farming imple- ul"n-s. moving machines, 1 hay rake, ? iarm wagon, 1 spring wagon, 1 cart 'ii~- harrow. 1 cream separator; house. hold Eoods. dressers. beds. cook stove. tables mattresses. springs. chairs, din- ing table and other articles too numer- vur Go mention.
 Free Lunch at Noon for Everybody Terms of sale. all sums Of $50 and under. cash: over $50. a credit of six months wili be given. purchaser giving 7 t1nkahlc note bearing 10 Der cent iram date per cent off for cash.
 F. HOLLOWAY. owner
 C. p. McMURTRY, Auctioneer W N- lsJ Ave. Phone 1910
 It
Arizona republican., 1915-10-12

FOR SALE-Large Alaska store re- refrigerator 31 West Adams St. blk
Arizona republican., 1915-10-12
ATCTTO& SALE

TUESDAY. OCT. r. AT I:SO P. N
 No. % w. Adams St.
 Fixtures and furnishings of the T'r1chman Shoe Co. safe, show case, ? ss-tces. cash register. 90 feet Of shel- rfr-. .5 yds- linoleum, foot stools, shoe str''1 c1ers, repair stand rolling step ltadc~, large ladder, vacuum cleaner, iudov fixtures, stoves. sale racks, hHothiack stand. filing cabinets chairs. doS'S. typewriter. carpets, rugs, etc, re- -'crtors. electric fixtures, bulbs. etc. ? ele.triC fans and other things too num- oraHs C" mention. Everybody invited.
 E. w. GETSINGER. Auctioneer
 Is F. Adams If
Arizona republican., 1915-10-12
For ale-Eggs and Poultry

FOR SALE-At Bargain, 100 pair Belgian CarneauX pigeons, 3 incuba- tors, good buggy. green bone grinder or will trade for maize, feterita or wheat. P D. Box 552. Phone 1922. It
 FOR SALE-25O young hens and pull lets in lots to suit, delivered, good lay
 ing strain. Rhode Island Reds. Phone SR3. bd
Arizona republican., 1915-10-12

FOR SAL-E-5 passenger Cadillac; first class condition. Transcontinental garage. blk
Arizona republican., 1915-10-12
Wanted Situation, Male

FIRST CLASS ACCOUNTANT, age 33, desires permanent position, eXperi ence ranges from bookkeeper to sec retarY treasurer, With practical eXperi- ence in handling equipment; capable of handling work in Spanish. First class references. Write or wire to Ac- countant, 4317 Rose St., Houston, Texas
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Arizona republican., 1915-10-12

FOR SALE-Spring wagon, three months use Horse and harness. 31 West Adams. blk
Arizona republican., 1915-10-12

SPECIAL NOTICE TO FAMILIES who are here to spend the winter. You can rent an unfurnished house much cheaper than a furnished one; buy the furnishings from us on easy terms sell back to us when you get ready to go away.
 prices before buying. Our stock of house furnishings is complete.
 We will exchange new furniture for second hand.
 Some of our prices: Large oak, cane seat. dining chair S5c Round. fumed oak, pedestal, extension table S12.5O.
 Dressers $7.50 up. Cook stove s6.O0
 Oak sideboards $75O up. burner, Perfection oil cook stove S4.O0
 STANDARD FURNITURE co.
 237-239 West Washington Phone 1851. It FOR SALE-sewing wachine. S22 South 1st Ave. bd PRATT AND CONKEY REMEDIES
 QuicmOlt spray pumps
 English Pointer Pups
 Fancy Poultry, Belgian flares
 Buy the Best We Do
 ARIZONA SEED co.
 137 North Central Ave.
 Phone 403 If SADDLES, harness, horses, guns, wagons. carts. 1593 E. Van Buren. tf WHITE BERMUDA onion sets and full line of fresh fall garden seed. PHOENIX SEED AND FEED co.
 125 East Jefferson. If FOR SALE-Recieaned barley for seed. $40 per hundred. Telephone 11OR2. db STEINWAY PIANO, (uprighD for sale. A bargain, S15 w. Adams St. blk FOR SALE-High class used cars. McArthur Bros. If LARGE GAS HEATER and writing desk; also chickens and wire Phone 3114 if FIFTY ACRES MILO MAIZE and Johnson Grass feed, fine pasture. See Republican, Tempe If FOR BARGAINS visit the Five Points Second Hand Store. If FOR SALE-320 acres or less of milo maize. under lawful fence See N. J. Hanlen. three miles south of Scotts- dale. if SEED RARLEY-J. Garnett Holmes, Tolleson, AriZ. Phone 2O1J5. If FOR SALE-Ticket to Kansas City, cheap. r North Center St. bd PITT bull terrier pups. Phone 265S
 bd
Arizona republican., 1915-10-12

FOR SALE-1914 Ford roadster. Electric lights; in first class condition. This is bargain; $250.OO cash. Phone 1856. It
Arizona republican., 1915-10-12

WANTED-Second hand furniture of sii kinds. highest cash prices paid. See Taylor. 2il West Washington St. Phone 1917. if
Arizona republican., 1915-10-12
For Eale-Real Estate

FOR SALE OR RENT-4O acres or less garden land. 3l6 East Van Bu- Tea bd
Arizona republican., 1915-10-12
For Sale-Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-ElectriC battery and attachments, Dermal lamp. Phone 1217. blk
Arizona republican., 1915-10-12
REPUBLICAN WANT ADS POINT THE WAY
For Sale-HOuSeS

ROOM AND BATH. modern, new brick pebble dash, lot 75x140 restricted district, garage, trees, lawns. I'll sell for cost of improvements, $325O. Small amount cash. owner. Box 2402, Re publican. blk
Arizona republican., 1915-10-12
rSre S@-4-- ---rsz-----s,sc:s.
 Wanted-Help, Male

WANTED-Real Statesmen; to sell our noted and unique line of Map and Speciality Calendars. Our line is Diff ferent-EXclusive. It lands the big buyers tired of pictures. w also make strong line of leather novelties, fans and outdoor signs, strongest combined outfit ever offered. Big money for live men. We make all our goods. That means low prices. Give experience in first letter, KENYON COMPANY, Des Doines Iowa. (41SD year It
Evening journal., 1915-10-15
VOORHEES, Gives
BAIL TO ANSWER
MURDER charge
Coroner Will at Once Begin
Probe of Fatal Auto Col
lision on Turnpike
Defendant APPEARS
WITHOUT Counsel

William E. Voorhees,, head book
keeper Of the American Road Ma.
chine Company, of Kennett Square.
who was arrested in that town last
Saturday evening at the request of
Detective Lorenzo c. King of this
city, on a charge of manslaughter
waived a hearing before Judge
Churchman in City Court today. Bail
was fixed at $4,000 for his appearance
before the grand jury at the Novem-
Der term of the Court of General Ses-
sions.
Mr.. Voorhees, appeared in court
without counsel, although he was ac-
companied TO this city by former Chief
of Police Jefferies Of West Chester.
and several other friends. Samuel
j. Blackwell, who was with William
S. Matchett and Mrs. Matchett who
were run down by an automobile al
legged to have been operated by Mr..
voorhees,. the collision causing Mr..
Matchett's death in the Delaware Hos
pital on the evening of October was
in court as a witness. Several other
witnesses for the State were present
hut they did not testified
Andrew c. Gray, counsel for Mr..
Matchett's family, was present and
arranged to have interviews with all
the witnesses in the case. Deputy
Coroner Nichols was also present. He
summoned the witnesses TO attend the
inquest in the case which will be
held this evening. William Chandler
of near Centreville, Del, went on Mr..
Voorhees, bond.
Evening journal., 1915-10-15
serbia DECLARES
WAR ON bulgaria.:
Balkans AFLANE
Action Made Necessary,
London Hears, Because Of
ATTACKS on Border
clashes ALREADY
AMONG ARMED PATRIOTS
By The United Press.

BY The United Press. ~
LONDON. Oct. 15.-servia declared
war on Bulgaria today.
The official Servian notification ia
the British Government said the state
Of war with Bulgaria existed because
Of the latters attack along the lina
from Hatcher 10 Radoviste.
Announcement OF the Servian action
received here from Nish via SalonilIa
and Athens, ended all hope that Bul%
garia might not actually fight with
the Teutonic allies.
Warlike as Car Ferdinand's attia
tude has been. IL has been deemed
a possibility until today that prudenca
might lead him to stop at fully-armed
neutrality. A report that Bulgaria
declared war on Servia several days
ago has not even yet been officially
verified and while there certainly has
been frontier fighting. II was thought
perhaps this was mere clashing be-
tween border patrols, such as has
been going on in the Balkans for
years.
Evening journal., 1915-10-15
CUT Three MEN
IN Street BATTLE
Victims Now Out of Death
Shadow and SlaSher is
Held for Trial
SAYS HE CUT IN
SELF DEFENSE

Girolamo Romance was arraigned In
City Court today on three charges OF
assault with intent 10 commit muir
der and held in $4,000 bail for the
Court OF General Sessions. Three
men. Robert Weldin, John Kozek and
David Wabinski testified that Romance
stabbed them with a pocketknife on
the night Of September 13, at Second
and Walnut streets. The condition OF
Kozek and Wabinski was so critical at
first that II was feared that they
would die and their supposed dying
dispositions we're taken at the Della
ware Hospital. Much to the surprise
OF the authorities the men have now
almost recovered.
Kozek is still a patient at the Del
aware Hospital and was taken with a
sick spell after he had given his testi-
mony in court today and was allowed
TO leave before the case was conclud-
ed
According to the story told by the
men. Romance approached Kozek and
called him a vile name and started to
fight. Kozek tried to avoid his blows
and finally Romance cut him over the
heart Win penknlte.
Wabinski came to his aid and Ro-
nance slashed him In the stomach.
Weldin rushed out OF the saloon at
Second and Walnut streets and was
cut in the arm and wrist and near the
heart by the man. His injuries we're
not serious.
Wabinski was in the Delaware Hos
pital three weeks Wabinsld said that
Romance was drunk at the time OF the
cutting
Weldin stated that Romance was
acting as watchman in the street and
earlier In the evening had ordered him
off of a pile OF paving stone in the
street, on which he CWeldln) had been
sitting
Romance had no witnesses but said
that he merely acted in self defense
as the FIVE men had come out from
the saloon at Second and Walnu
streets and assaulted him.
Evening journal., 1915-10-15
State HOSPITAL TO
Get NEW BUILDING
Governor Miller Aids Trus-
tees By Disposing of
100000 Bond Issue
ADDITION WILL HELP
RELIEVE CONGESTION

Through the activity of Governor
Charles R. Miller, the trustees of the
State Hospital at Farnhurst are en-
abled now to go ahead with their pro-
ject for a 100000 addition TO the hos
pital to help remedy the overcrowd-
ing in the institution.
AS was stated in a despatch from
Dover yesterday, the governor has
sold the 100000 bond issued author
ized by the last Legislature to pri-
yate parties at par and accrued inter
est. In these days, when money is
bringing big returns, the marketing
of bonds carrying per cent. inter
est is not the easiest financial task.
Because of the opportunity to get far
greater returns on investments, there
was little chance of selling the $780,
ute authorizing them provided that
the bonds should not be sold at less
than par.
After a delay Of many months. be-
cause the bonds could not be sold,
Governor Miller has stepped in and
arranged for the sale of the bonds to
private purchasers. With the money
soon to be at their disposal, the
trustees expect to 60 ahead with the
project and erect the new building as
soon as possible.
Plans for the hospital addition was
drawn about six months ago by Leon
W. Crawford, architect of this city,
and they will be used by the trustees
as basis for asking proposals. The
demand for more room at the state
hospital was made apparent to the
last legislature, which sent a com
mission to investigate and report
upon the needs Of the institution.
Evening journal., 1915-10-15
FEAR INTERNED
GERMANS MAY Be
RAIDING At SEA
Six of Kronprinz Wilhelm
. Crew Leave Norfolk on
Yacht Eclipse
WASHINGTON Hopes
FOR RETURN OF men
By The United Press,


WASHINGTON. oct. t5.-Believing
that six German officers of the in
termed Kronprinz Wilhelm at Nor
folk have escaped on the yacht
Eclipse and may be trying to damage
British commerce in the South Allan
tic. the Navy Department today re-
voked leave for all Germans on the
kronprinz Wilhelm and also the Prinz
Eitel Friedrich. The German seamen
and officers will be kept prisoners In
their ships until Il Is positively de-
termined whether the six officers
have violated their parole.
Admiral Beatty OF the Portsmouth.
Va. Navy Yard today reported a ru-
NOR that the Eclipse had been seen
last night az Sparrows Point. in
Hampton Roads. but that no trace Of
the missing officers had yet been Sc
curde.
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
Peters today said he considered IL
likely that the disappearance Of the
German warrant officers was not
voluntary II was more than likely.
ne said, that their craft had met with
difficulty.
III they have gone TO sea 70 attack
enemy commerce. he said. 'it is a
serious thing not only for Germany.
but for the United States. We have
pledged ourselves, in effect. that the
crews Of the interned vessels shall
be held as prisoners and must share
the responsibility II they escape.
All naval stations we're today ad
vised 10 keep lookout for thu
I Eclipse Aid OF the customs and lif
saving stations In the search for tn
vessels was also invoked.
Evening journal., 1915-10-15
HORSES KnLLED BY Autos.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
McDONONGH. Del. Oct 15.-Rob-
ert Webb. farmer living near here.
lost two horses on Wednesday when
they we're run over by automobiles
owned by the Middletownf Farms
The machines were proceeding along
the road near heer when a small boy
driving the horses came along. The
machines took each side of the road
to allow the horses to pass between
them when suddenly the horses shied
and both we're struck and run over by
the automobiles. The animals were
so badly injured that they had to be
shot.