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Arizona republican., 1915-06-13
FORD DEMONSTRATOR -

Cash register ir first class condi-
Arizona republican., 1915-06-13

BE A DEFECTIVE - Cooperate with us from your locality, eXperi- ence unnecessary; earn good pay. Ad- dress American Detective Assn, Au- budon Bldg, New Orleans. 1t
Arizona republican., 1915-06-13
CLASSIFIED
Auctions

FORDS. is the new znd hand store, 24 w. Jefferson. The busted Adalade Hotel furniture. all new, is on sale. Everything. ds
Arizona republican., 1915-06-13

WANTED-An experienced adver- Using salesman to sell sporting re- cords, a service of interest to all live merchants. $50 week and over. G. B. Quinn, 2456 Jackson Bldg Chi cago, III. It
Arizona republican., 1915-06-13
Car Cedar Shingles SHOUTS LUMBER YARD
 Phone 5O2 for Prices. bl

FOR SALE-Model 31 Buick, guar
 anteed to be mechanically perfect, five good tires Car has been run only 57O0 miles and has been given excellent care. A fine buy at S5OO.O0. Call at Peter
 son Garage and Supply Station, 235 West Washington. It
Arizona republican., 1915-06-13
For Rent-Furnished
 Houses


 FOR RENT-Furnishe double house at 344 N. 5th avenue, $50 a month by the year. Two months rent to be paid in advance. Only those who will agree to these terms need apply. bn
 LADY WHO IS ALONE, would share her comfortable home with an other lady with light housekeeping privileges at a low rate. 1128 E. Wash ington. If
 FOR RENT-July 1st, furnished house for summer. Close in. Phone 2120. blk
 FOUR-ROOM furnished house, bath, gas, lights, sl5.00. Phone 8554. blk
 FOR RENT-In Prescott, Arizona Sixroom modern home, furnished, with garage, best residence section, avail able July 18th Address Box A" this office tf
 FURNISHED HOUSE-Four-r room frame. plainly furnished cleanly and modern improvements, half block to Library and Washington street car line. No sick. $1$5.00. Inquire 1119 w. Adams. If
 MY NEW BRICK HOME, completely furnished, will rent to couple for sum mer. SIS per month; also one four room and private bath, unfurnished. 2O26 w Monroe. blk
 NICELY FURNISHED rooming house for rent Suitable for young married couple. Rent reasonable. Ap- ply St. Joseph's Hospital between 7 and P. NJ at Nurses Home. Ask for Mrs. Marshall. bn FOR RENT-CIean, furnished, g. room modern house, lawn and shade 1 block from car Inquire 1104 E. Pierce. bg AND BROOM furnished suites. with bath and screen sleeping porch Rented by day or week. Low summer rates. Greene & Griffin, 127 N. Central Ave If FOR RENT-An excellent bungalow for rent, furnished. Five bedrooms, path hot and cold water. etc. Beauti- ful sitting. dining and study en suite. | Charming porch traversing front of bungalow At rear good kitchen, breakfast room, and laundry. Close to 1 beach and carline. Rent July, $275.00; August, S275; September $250; Octo- 1 Der S200; on lease by the year $50 Address owner. J. II. Burton, IT l Trollyway, Venice, California. bn FOR RENTAL Flagstaff ten-room 1 house, completely furnished. good To- cation, garage, barn. Phone S717. If
Arizona republican., 1915-06-13

FOR SALE-Ford in good condition, brilliant wine color finish, new non skid tires all around, new mOhair top. electric lights, safety steering device, reinforced radius rods. etc, right and ready for hard touring. Call at De troit Auto Paint shop, 334 East Wash ington. It
Arizona republican., 1915-06-13

WRITE Motion Picture plays; $50 each. Experience unnecessary. Details sent free to beginners. Producers League, 100 Wainwright, St Louis. It
Arizona republican., 1915-06-13
COOL AND OPEN

COOL AND OPEN Every variety of fruit known to thrive in the south west, now growing on this
 PRETTY FIVE ACRES At Desert Curve, on Glendale car line. Half in alfalfa; half in fruit. Best well of water in north. Also comfortable four room house with upstairs sleeping room. The big desert and mountains just acress the road.
 On easy terms. too
 DWIGHT E. HEARD
 Center & Adams St. l
Arizona republican., 1915-06-13
Wanted Help, Female

LADIES-Start a beauty shop. Learn this attractive all profit business. NY complete course of hair dressing, oeau- tv culture and facial massage tells how. Price $1.00 postpaid. Particulars Tor stamp. Mme L. J. Smith, Box GUS Phoenix, AriZ. IL
Arizona republican., 1915-06-13

AGENTS rich looking inn ported S6x6S rugs. S1 each. Carter, Tenn, sold 115 in 4 days. Profit S57 You can do same. Write for sample offer selling plan; exclusive territory. Sample rug by parcel post prepaid 9S cents. KOndon. Importer Stonington, Me. It
Arizona republican., 1915-06-13
For Sale-Real Estate

ESTABLISHMENTS rear Higley. 4S0 acres. S25O: 320 acres, $2O0; 40-
 room rooming house, centrally located. rooms always rent. only SlSG0, terms Room II, II w Adams St. It
Arizona republican., 1915-06-13
For Miscellaneous

For Sale Miscellaneous s>~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~- VOSE PIANO-Excellent tone, price S1O0.OO; going away. SIG N. 3rd St.
 It APRICOTS. figs. plums Oleander and Park roads. Phone 7R3. bg FOR SALE-Ford in good condition, brilliant wine color finish, new non skid tires all around, new mohair top, electric lights, safety steering device, reinforced radius rods, etc, right and ready for hard touring. Call at De troit Auto Paint shop, 394 East Wash ington. It FORD DEMONSTRATOR - New Ford in perfect condition, equipped with Gray and Davis electric lighting and starting system. For sale at most attractive price Call at Peterson Gar age and Supply Static 235 West It FOR SALE-1 runabout and l cart good condition, cheap. 127 E. Van Buren. blk FOR SALE-I have the following articles for sale: Studebaker 9 car, electric lighted. ip fine condition $400.
 Cash register ir first class condi- tion.
 Nickel in the slot machine
 Pair of weighing scales to weigh people.
 First class bicycle brand new.
 Fine office ard-robe, portable.
 Al L1 lty NEW GROOM HOUSE, close in at S5oo.O0 below market price. Young fruit. fine garden and all ready for occupancy. Your own terms, will rent to responsible party. owner. 61O N. 9th St It ICE CREAM STOOLS and chairs. Nelson cabinet. soda fountain. large refrigerator. etc. 120 North First street. blk FORD'S IS 24 W. Jefferson. Just started in business. An up-to-date 2nd hand store. Buy and sell everything To get acquainted l shall sell lower than all others. IL FOR SALE-Excelsior twin motor cycle. perfect mechanical condition. cheap. Call 2041 w Jefferson. blk FORD'S this week sells sewing ma chimes. brands to select from at Joe on dollar. 24 West Jefferson. bl FORD'S has an elegant stock crock cry. 10 varieties chairs. tables galore. ice boxes and refrigerators. 24 West Jefferson. bm FOR SALE-A bargain in a Metz runabout, good shape. $250.0o. Martin Monrdreck Gargage and Machine shop. 737 Grand Ave. bl FOR SALE-Horse. wagon and har- ness. bargain. 4l5 North 12th St. bl $1 BOOKS FOR 10 cents while they last. fine to work as agent in country. See Setzler. 16ol East Washington St.
 II FOR SALE-L H. C. automobile. il39 East Monroe street. bl FOR SALE-2-horse spring wagon and harness. 11S9 East Monroe St. blk FOE SALE Remington typewriter number seven, good condition. twenty five dollars Postoffice Box 62O. II WANTED AN OFFER on 500 shares of Arizona Fire Insurance Co. stock. Address Box 2Gs0, Republican. bl CADLLAC-A rebuilt late model Cadillac touring car thoroughly over hauled and newly painted We will guarantee this car for months. Ca dillac Service Station, 521 North Cen tral blk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-12
ThI1 GAR.

IT. FERDINAND Of Bulgaria ia one
Of the most Interesting ana
forcrful monurchs OF Europe
His dOmlnating personality Is Second
only 70 hat OF the German kaiser.
whom he resembles in many respects.
A brilliant politician, a aya and "a
thoroughly capable ruler with an
ovorweenins ambition, he aighi we'll
have patterned his career on that OF
Emperor willium, but as q matter OF
fact he has too much strength 81
chnracter 10 copy any mans methods.
unless u suited his purposes TO DO 80
No student OF European affairs be-
lieyes That Ferdinand threw IN his
fortunes with those Of tho central
powers for any other reason than SELF
interest and the desire 10 enhance mis-
own power by Increasing hot of the
bulgarian nation.
Living for years in a maze Of in-
irigue, hntod, threatened with assass.-
nation aud surrounded hy enemies
both within and without his king
dow. Ferdinand has nevertheless sur
vlyed, has matched his wits success
fully against some OF the greatest
statesmen In Europe and. despite the
fact That Bulgaria has Jared rather
badly among the turbulent Balkan
states when the spells 81 war were
allotted D. the powers Of Europe. hc
has continued 10 cherish his dream OF
empire. II II said that only the 100
openly expressed diaiike 81 Russia
Tor Ferdinand has prrsatsd the Bull
earianh from getting o. ~ him long
a ana has made theta sally around
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-12
TmE ~REALn CONVOY.

rN facetious mood. four members OF
New York'S most exclusive young
er set-a daughter OF the presi-
dent Of the United states steer corpo-
ration and three daughters OF the
general Of The Consolidated
Gas company and the New York Eds
son company told a reporter in
Denver that they woula ike TO ma
cowboy husbands The heirlasos crave
regular cowboys, poor, but handsome.
brave. u~nassuminE. broail-shculdercd.
cleaf-eyed. etc. like tho moving pie
tnre cowboys with 'real cowboy
clothes.
Perhaps Il is needlessiy cruel to
that there is no su1h thing.
There are sialwart men herding cat
tie IN The west. but a. Ia costume and
general aapeet, they are not distinct
IKE. In place OF runs. they carry bits
cf wire for fenee-mending instead 81
Chaps they wear overails. They ear
ride. to De sure, and are tame b
The wind and son. but would not m
All Likelihood stuke the eye Of a ae-
butante
so with sailor elodsmen md otr
cts Of romantic cling. They VIII
not dress The par. Astuto guides
sometimes favor tho picturesque Tor
The benefit oi their patrons. 7ut a ma
tive - Is likely 10 De- seen in tho
Wilderness wearing : derby hat. A
sense II he ntneas OF externals 80
seldom accompanies the real hing 10
tho way Of outdoor men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-12
Health Talks
Hare Lip And Cleft Palate
BY WILLIAM RADY. MD.

THE prenatal development OF
the face Is completed by tho
union OF several separate proc
esses or projections. One from
either side unites with n central
process 10 form the upper Jaw and
lip. When these side projections fail
90 unite completely with the central
projection a cleft or space "a left
open, and this constitutes hare lip.
or, II the cleft extends back far
enough. cleft palate. Why the union
sometimes fails We do not know. The
only wonder Is that II most always
does develop perfectly.
A hare lip or cleft palate may DO
single or double. That Is to say the
cleft may be upon a side only, or
upon both sides. In the lip the cleft
occurs at the line represented by the
elevation which uns down from the
n0stril to the vermilll0n border on
either side. This line. or pair OF
lines. Is produced by the union OF the
three projections or processes alluded
20 above.
Authorities differ as 20 the time
when operation Is best for hare lip
and cleft palate. Hare lip alone Is
generally best operated on during tho
first few weeks Of tife, as oon as the
baby Is apparently started upon a
hcaithful career. At u or two
months OF age the tissues are still
soft and elastic, and healing Is
active. Furthermore, az this age,
sensation Is 20 dull and undoveloped
that no anesthetic, or scarcely none.
IS necessary.
II there is a cleft In the palate the
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him a. The standard bearer Of their
independents.
what the future holds for this
adroit kins no man can say. Doubt
less he sees great things in store for
himself n his people, IN The event
OF a Teutonic victory over tho allies.
ne never would have Joined the ccn-
trai powers ~ he had not felt reason.
ably sure Of their winning the war,
ne has a great deal to eain and not
P great deal 10 lose and whatever re-
adjustments are made In tho Balkan
states after the war, Ferdinand may
be- depended on 10 save his facc-if
he escapes assassination.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-12

THE standing army Of the
United States Is the greatest In
a the world. There are statisti-
clans who will Indignantly deny this,
but this IS because they ride home in
automobiles at night and do not
know how the other 80 so VI us live.
Our standing army consists Of up
wards OF 5000 600 people. Thanks
to American chiyalry most OF these
are men. Some OF as stand only n
mile or so each day. while others
stand ton miles a da!. and have TO
transfer three times IN tho bargain.
The discipline Of tie American
standing army Is magnificent. This
Is because II Is drilled regularly,
twice n day. Every evening In every
American city. whole cars full OF u
standing army can be seen obeying
commands. After q man has be-
longed for q while ne answers the
commands: step lively" Move up
in front" Take the next car. like
a well oiled machine.
Many members OF M standing
army are splendid athletes. Moth
ing Is finer for the muscles than
standing army drill. A veteran win
carry four bundles and q garden rake
under one arm. hang from a strap
with the other. and hold up two
large mon on his feet for hours at
a time.
The American standing army Ia
very useful. il Is used TO build cost
~ mansions and provide titled
in-law and other trinkeis FOR street
car magnates. When a magnato
wants a new yacht or an old master,
he takes a few cars on his limo and
thus increases his standing army.
in New York as many as 200 mem.
bers OF the army are often crowded
into a single car. This IS accom-.
plished by other members of the
army who are trained 20 push on
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-12

- ERMANYs first formal rcpudi.
alton Of aggressive conquest
appears In the note that a SHE.
sian woman has been sentenced TO
"a long imprisonment for proposing
% a Russian captiyc.-Ncio York
EUcRiag Post.
Our Canal needs 20 be fortified
against itselt.-NciC York American.
Germany having come across,
americans may go across.-CoIambia
state.
Sunday IN CHICAGO may soon no
come a day of rest instead OF "A day
of arrest-ChirdgO Daily NclCs.
The President can't help feeling
these DAYS that he is a deserving
Democrat -~pitfsburOh Chronicle Tel
cgrdph.
II g. clear Why the President does
not wish to Boz bothered by an extra
session OF the Senate between now
and Dccembcr-SL Louis Globe
Democrat.
INV i|I'alN'lt WIS plu''
laInation This year ought To be a
orackofIack -PitfsburgL Chronicle
Telegraph.
Even though he favors equal SUI.
fraRe, the President believes that
woman's place Us IN the White House.
-PhiladglphIu North American.
San Francisco might give n sup
plomentnl exhibition 60 celebrate tho
|rooponing OF Che Panama Canal when
repairs are C0mpleted.-Wdshin1tOR
star.
Mayor Thompson. OF Chicago. says
that his conscience ordered him to
have the saloons closed on Sunday.
On the rest OF the days In the week
his conscience is quiescent-WichttG
Eeglc.
II win be- observed that the pros
pective mistress of the White House
doesn't propose TO enter II until after
the fail house-cleaning Is over
pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph.
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Views OF The Press

The tendency In the new English
architecture IS toward substantial,
low structures with deep and "ompre-
hpnsiyo easements rcachinC down
about two storios-Ssdffic P0si-iH-
~tfiiigrHccr.
a ConFressman's lifc Is just one
w|edding-ritt after another -ACp
orr American.
Moro German efficiency. Tho noise
Of battle has driven all the storks to
Prussia-NciC YORK Morning Tolc.
graph.
II would not be- surprising should
the next message 90 Congress lay
special stress on domestic relations.
Pittsburgh ChroHiclc Telegraph.
one thing, al least Hc doesn't claim
the Lord as an ally Ia thc Armenian
atrocities.-Wichitd Eagle.
n this war Keeps on for another
year wen probably find out how far
n ldlometcr is.-NciC YORK EreHiHg
sun.
Manufacturers back East are will.
ing 10 dye for their country n Wash.
ingt0n will promise to give them a
satisfactory protective tarin-St
Louis Globe Democrat
Since the chan cs for recognition
Of Carranza have increased, his credit
becomes higher. His paper dollar
now commands three cents IN Amer.
team m0ney.-Scattio POSf-InteHi.
0cHceT.
The Balkan States are once more
Aying &C one another. and for tho
first time Ia history no one says that
their troubles threaten the peace ot
all Europe" - Philadelphia North
American.
7 am IN favor OF giving women the
vote. Matters would certainly not 10
twice as bad in consequence; and yet
we could then blame them for half
the trouble-ChrisfiGH Home and
school, Eric, Pa
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Ancient fathtofy
"a love TO know
How long ago
Somebody sprung this ancient
wheeEe
And other gaglets such az these:
~ you know married men live
longer than single meng"
s'No. Il Just seems longer"
vTwould give me bliss
To know when this
Was flrst upon the zephyrs sprung.
And II It's author vile was hung:
s'Who was that lady I seer you
walking down the street with
last night?"
''That wasn't a lady. That was my
WIFE,"
Or, IN whose rule
Some crack-brained fool
Got this long-haired from his sys-
And n the waiting throng all Kissed
EN-:
Doctor-Your mothor-in-law will
have 20 20 to a warmer climate.
SOn-in-law %(bringing In axe)-
Here, Doc, you hit her. can't.
Also I'd like
To know the Ike
by whom, upon a weary world,
This time-wosn BIT Of cheese was
hurled:
Drunken man Ito nan moving q
grandfather's clock)-Why-
hic-don't you carry a-hic-
watch?
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TrIE san DIl.co prILDING.

FEW MFNIco has spent a con-
IN siderable number Of thousands
Of doilnrs ~ san Diego IN con-
structlon and operation Of our cxposi-
lion building. n il proposed 10 opcr-
nte the exposition az san Diego for
another year. New Mexico's building
ia one Of the principal features. u
would b. a pity u th!s STATE shouid
be forced to close its building for this
extra year for the hack Of a Few paltry
thousands; a mere detail OF he tota.
expense We have been 10 In this con-
necton. The benefit we would de-
rive from this extra year probably
would Be greater tina during the rear
now ending; for the competition Jf
the san Francisco world fair viii have
been removed. and san Diego will at
tract an Of the tourist travel Of the
coast. and not a fraction Of II as h1s
been the case this year.
The Legislature il not In session.
The only source Of public revenue for
m~aintaining this building another year
is IN the counties We have noticed
statements from several county com-
misslonets to the effect ina they are
willing Go vote county funds 10 aid in
this maintenance Every county board
in the state should he willing and
most Of them should be able To make
some kind OF a contribution Z o this
cause. Certainly public sentiment
and good sense would back such APP
wepriations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-12
New Books
BY CATHERINE COOK

THE SONG OF THE LARK, by
villa Sicbcrt Gather. Houghton
Mihlin Company. New York. SliO
net.
Tho musical world 81 Chicago
forms the background OF this life
story Of o great American soprano.
Readers who were familiar with
the situation Ia musical circles
when Theodore Thomas directed
the Chicsro symphony Orchestra
win ind au added interest In trac-
iaE the characters of the story.
One follows the development OF
the little Swedish girl. Thea Kron-
berg. from her childhood In Moon
stone. Colorado. TO her triumphs
To- grand opera when she sang
"l olde before the King at Buck.
iuFhum Palace. There Is not "A
dull paEe IN tho book.
The author writes with passion
as she Describes the struggles, the
tragedies. the actual physical labor
that welded the great sopranos
genius into an intellectual and
spiritual instrument OF song.
We thrill with emotion as AZ an
N'NhhA p AhAA III lihAihE INV
last chapter of the story describing
the great scene when little Thea
kronberT now become a famouo
soprano II Wagner roles. sang the
story Of nsr friendless life. and Of
how the thing which was truly her.
self, bright as the day. rose to the
surface. when in the hostile world
she. for the FIRST time. beheld her
Friend. F%crveutly she rose into
the hardlur feeling OF action and
daring. the pride IN hcro-strength
ana ~herp-bloou, until IN a splendid
hurst. tai ana shining like a Vic.
tory she christcnod him.
'Slcg muud
So ueun ich dich!
'As the curtain fell. Harsanyi
turned Co HIS wife. AT last he
sighed. somebody with enough
Enough voice and talent and
beauty enough physical power
And such a noble, noble style' '
Any account Of the loyalty OF
young hearts 20 some exalted ideal.
and the passion with which thoy
strive, VIII always, 10 some OF Us.
r"k'udle generous emotions.
THE BEi GINN COOKBOOK, ed
tied by Mrs. Brian Luck. r. r.
hution GO CO., New York. 800
net.
Good things 90 eat and how 10
mako them according TO the recipe.
Of famous Belgian housewives f.
the very latest thing Dos cook books
Belgian housewives are noted for
skin in cooking and economy In
buying, and FOR this reason the
recipes aud general housekeeping
suggestions given Ia this little
book win prove of especial value 10
the mistress or maid ia a small
finally
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The Life Line
He Who Doesn't Believe In
"Pauperizing" The Poor
BIZ LAuRA kIRkNAN

No doubt this Is a splendid theory.
But It's also q good conscience eaacr.
For instance, when we have a five
dollar bill In our pockot-lust tho
price OF that new GshinE.rod we
want-and We suddenly see a poor
hunPry-loOking beggar approaching
us, IT'S so nice 10 have that theory 20
fall back on. "We keep him n beg.
gar by helping him." this type NJ
person tells himself. Gle must find
work. II he gets q living easily this
way, hen stay this way" Yes, but
suppose he can't find work? Suppose
he'd enjoy work as much ns we en-.
JOY our work-if he could get III
Many a man has risen TO good cit.
izenship-oyen TO fame-by a help.
Ing hand az the right moment.
The theory Of self-help Is all right:
we know that nothing develops ua
like working out our own salvation.
But perhaps the tide has been too
strong for us. and we are stunned,
for the minute: are We still TO ho
judged as swimmers-when We
haven't the strength TO swim at all?
Let the man who refuses helm i'm.
agine himself IN the position n tho
n In need. He can't 90 far wrong
Ia giving aB one gave. Let him
shed HIS theories. and listen 10 his
heart. He's missing a symphony.
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ro PAY
20 their standing army. however. aud
have recently put sanitary straps in
their cars. New York Is the only
city where the standing army has %
regular waiting list each night. This
Is because women are allowed 20 be-.
long 20 a.. however.
Contrary 10 custom IN other cOun.
tries. the American standing army
draws 10 pay, On the contrary, 10
pays for the privilege Of standing.
This leads 10 the belief that the army
would not be worth two bits IN time
OF war. An army which pays 3 cents
per head for the privilege OF hang.
Ing from q strap. and being punched
In the back by a conductor. would
probably thank the enemy with tears
in is eyes while il was being kicked
OF the field OF battle.
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I'InnlQin FiIoeofy

ITS a fairly safe guess & an
shwer amy letthor yez resave from
somebody yez don't know very
well. be sayln':
"Yures nv aven date resayed.
Much TO me regret I cannot do this
Ter yez 90 this time as me funds In
Ghl tied up Elsewhere at prisint.
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ualI PIaving SimlIe WASTED

"Do you know" asked the Big
League scout OF the busher, whose
work had attracted him. how to
tighten up IN a pinch?"
"All l know "a that you get
pinched when you're frightened up
too much-has that anything 10 do
with what you mean"