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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-18
STOGEMEN WILL Be
INVITED TO DUKE
CITY BY SALONS
Veal, Of Roswell, United With
Barth. Of Albuquerque, to
Introduce Resolution Offer
ing Hospitality.


lNH IttltIN| att4NA"t
Nf ne Vargas Hotel.
saata -. y. ~. Foh. is.-Repre-
sentative Veal 81 Roswell. and sem
ator Harsh of Aibuuucrque have pre-
pafed for introduction in the lcgis-
lature tomorrow a Joint resolution ex-
tending a formal Invitation 10 TIE
Panhandle cattlemen'a nssociatlon
soon 20 meet IN m pafo 10 hold lheit
e \ meeting IN Albuquerque. The
resolution provides FOR q member
from each house to 20 to ~ paso 20
extend the invitation and n u ex-
pected that senator Barth and DR..
Veal viii be named.
The senate not being In session to-
d9S. a majority OF the senator's were
doIiea up in their party clothes pre-
pared 90 pose before the camera OF
W. Il. Walton Of Albuquerque. The
senators are IL have Individual
Photographic made and these. when
completed. are 20 be made into a
group sor presentation to the state
archaeoloaical Museum. Mr.. Walton
when he arrived here last night was
confronted by he city attorney 81
Santa Re. AIR. Davies. with the de-
mand that he pay a $50 occupation
tax before taking any photographs,
although he came at the Invitation Of
the state senate. This mater was IA
course OF adjustment up to noon
today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-18
Todays War
Summary
FRENCH ATrACRs CEASE ~
REGION OF CHAMPAGNE


Berlln. Feb. tS.@CRy Wireless to
Sayviiie.)-The German army head
quarters today issued the following
statement;
ION the road to Arras and Lille
fighting continues Tor a small section
OF a German trench which tho enemy
Suffered February &c.
THE number OF French prisoners
taken yesterday % the northeast Of
Rheims has been increased. The
French losses IN thls region especial
~ we're heavy.
French attacks have ceased in
Champagne. 70 the north Of Perthes
fighting continues. To the east OF
Perthcs the French we're repulsed.
suffering heavy losses. The enemy
has only In "A few instance advanced
t. h German trenches.
The number Of prisoners reported
10 have been taken by US yesterday
has been increased 20 eleven officers
and 7S5 soldiers.
"The enemy's attacks against the
German positions near Boureiullcs
and Nauqnots 10 the east o. the Ar
gcnnc forest and to the east OF Yer
dun failed completely.
Height 6 and the village OF
Norroy TO the north Of Pont-a-Mous-
son which were taken by the Ger
mans on February rs. have been
evacuated after the destruction OF
the French Notifications. The enemy
had made no attempt TO %reconquer
these positions.
"Otherwise there Is nothing I'M
rortant TO report on tho western
front.
Near Tauroggen and in the dis
trict northeast Of Grodam. the pur-
suing German troops are lighting the
enemy. A Russian detachment
beaten near Kolno was reinforced 90
the north OF Lomza BY fresh troops.
The enemy was then again attacked
by ~.
engagements near Piook and
Racionz have been decided IN favor
Of the Germans. In these encounters
We have taken up to he present 5000
prisoners.
There is nothing new 70 reP5st
from the south OF the Vistula river In
poland.
The results obtained aea tho
East Prusslan frontier are Increasing
IN our favor. So far we have taken
.sixty-four thousand prisoners. sew
enty-one guns. more than 100 ma
chine guns, three hospital trains. air
craft, 100 cars niled with ammuni-
zion, searchllshts. countless cars Alled
with goods and horses. A further In
rease of booty can be expected
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-18
AVOIDS !
SERIOUS SICKNESS
By Being Constantly Supplied With
ThedfOrd's Black Drsushl.

MeDuH, Vat suffered for several
years" says Mrs. ]. Is, Whitaker, Of
This place, with sick headache, and
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago a friend told me 10 try
rhedloid's Black Draught, which | did,
and | found Il 10 be tie best family mcdl-
cine for youRg and old.
Keep Black-D raught on hand an The
lime now, and when my children feel a
little bad, they ask me tor a dose, ard u
does them more good than any medicine
they ever tried.
We never have 4 long spell Of sick-
ness In our family, since we commenced
using Black faughi."
Thediord's Black Daught Is purely
vegetable, and has been found TO rcgu-
late weak stomachs, aid digestion, re-
lieye indigestion, collie. wind, nausea,
headache. sick stomach, and similar
symptoms.
II has been Ia constant use Tor more
nian ~ years, ana has benefited more
han a million people.
Your druggist sells and recommends
Black Dfaugtt. Price only sc. Cela
package to-day. NC "a
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A~UsTIIANs CAPTURE T1wN or
kOtONfN AFTER HARD FIGHT

Vienna, Feb. rs, tNia London)-
Official reports given out In Vienna
say that after two days of hard hglpt-
ing the Austria1s have occupied the
town OF Kolomea In Galicia.
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NO EXTRA SESSION
WILL BE CALLED
BY HI PRESIDENT

Washington. Feb. iS.-President
Wilson virtually has decided not 10
call an extra session Of on
March 8, no matter what III tate Of
the ship bin. No official announce
ment Of his intention was made. but
In congressional quarters Il IL well
Understood.
Work was begun today on mapping
out the details nf the presidents trip
10 tho san Francisco exposition. That
was taken as added evidence that
there will be no extra session.
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Finally adjusted


penalties for the violation Of a land.
lords lien.
The house edionrned ,intil tomor-
row morning nc 10 O'Clock.
House Presses Many nllls.
The house Ia the late afternoon
session Yesterday Disposed OF the fol-
lowing bills:
House nnl No. iss. By Palmer and
Martinez to amend section 10, chap
ter 50, laws Of fSSs. Passed. 90 to o.
House niii No. 1sS. hy AR. Mann.
10 amend section S2is OF the COM
niied laws o. 1897. Judge Mann ex-
pleined That under the law railroads
could be sued for not more than
50 .ooe IN personal injury actions. lie
sought 70 repeal the law TO take off
the limit. The bill passed. rs TO o.
House BIN no. tsz. by Mariana a.
Montoya, 10 appropriate $4,000 for
construction OF q wager bridge across
Arroyo De los Pines IA Sandovnl
county; rrcommitted.
HOUSE, BIN No. zoe. by Mr.. genn.
providing no person shall be elected
mead OF a state educational inatitu-
ton who has not lived in the state
i've years. Recommittcd.
houe hill No. 2O1, BY Mr.. Mann.
the Improvement bond bill. Deferred
because bill had not been printed.
hou Bll No. 200. by the speak
er. amending tho law for filling va
cancies Of county officers removed by
courts and taking away such mower
20 al vacancies from the governor:
passed. 80 TO 4
House Bili No. els, by MIR. RSue-
han. the municipalities charity OH
favored by the federated women's
clubs, aud requiring a levy for char
liable purposes; passed. 81 10 8.
House BHs No. zis By Mr.. sena.
hmendinz section 392S Of the COM
piled laws: passed, AZ TO 0.
House BIN No. ga, by Messrs.
Weinberg and Gonzales. relating 10
boundary ltacs &C school districts.
passed. ss to ?.
House Bill No. ei4, by Mn Rene
han, the claybank bill. appropriating
$4,000 10 pay owners Of land for clay
mined on the fanf for use by the
p~enitentiary. Made special order for
Thursday at ? p. m.
The speaker appointed Representa-
lives Ncator Mcntoya. skeon. Flcm-
ing, Palmer and Martinez as Ia,
house conferees on the salary bill.
and the house adjourned TO this
morning AZ 10 o'clock.
New Biiil ia House.
The following now bills were in
PRODUCED ~ the housc az yesterdays
afternoon session.
House Bni No. 22i, by Mr. Taylor.
a duplicate Of the banking bill. Com
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-18

M a The same Time 4 number q
small n~elgheprlne couulsles. where
every concession - resar0ed ~ d
eiEn Of weakness
''kn usual the German diplomat y
hiding behind the fattlinE sword Of
the milllafist, Tho eyes OF an utu-
.tfai states ~ wnslctn Europe are now
fixed on WASHINGTON and their own
ers are awaiting tho ncxi move 90
President wilson
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SLIGHT SUCCESSES Ann
CLAIMED BY RUSSIA

PetroFrad. Feb. ls.-The general
stan OF the Russian army has Issued
a report on the progress Of the fRht-
ina. which says
ron the right bank Of she Vistula
the nghting has been going on In al
most the same localities with great
~feroclty In certain sectors.
IN Galicia we repulsed an attack
on the Rhaya- Viksrotsch front With
great loss 10 the enemy. Further "a
the east the enemy cndeayorcd 10 at
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-18
ONLY MINOR DEVELOPMENTS
HI1pORTi1D HY THE FglENCI

Paris. Feb. rs. Gas p. mD-The
French war oiice this afternoon ls-
sued q report on the progress Of the
war as follows;
Prom the sea 20 the Disc. nothing
new was recorded last night.
III has been confirmed that tho
successful surprise movement which
made us master OF the lines OF Ger
man trenches TO The north Of Arras,
northwest OF R~allncourt, Indicted
heavy loBsos on the enemy We cap
turod " bomb throwcr and several
hundred homns.
In the valley Of the Aisnc and In
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-18

to the Greek naval attache at Con-
stantinople. The incident. which led
to the departure OF tile Greek min
User Is nav closed.
FOURTEEN MEMBERS OF the
crew OF the Zeppelin which was de-
stroyed over Fanoeyland were res
cued and viii be informed by he Dan
lsh authorities. The Zeppelia. M
of the larecst Of Jthe German dirie-
ibies. caught IRE while cruising over
the island.
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tack Us IN the region OF L0ubnr-
Stoudenne. but witliouN success. Ia
repelling this attack, we made pris-
oncrs Of ten officers and i.i0O soldiers
and captured three guns.
o the front from Koziouska to
Mount Vyschakon. the Germans de-
livered "a series Of determined and
spirited attacks, forcing themselves
vigorously In the direction of Mount
Nyschkon. Al these advances were
repulsed with heavy losses {? tho
enemy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-18
GERMAN SENTIMENT
TOWARD AMERICA KINDLY

Amsterdam. Via London. Feb. Is
(5i2o 3. milf Germany had only
20 do with the United statcs." aays
the Amsterdam T~clesraaf. this an
swer perhaps would have peer drawn
up IN somewhat kindiier terms. u
II. Aowever. q question OF intimidat-
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GERMANS NOW CLAIM
$1,000 RUSS PRISONERS

Berlin. Feb. rs. Via London, 2I2
D. mJ-rhe Official report on the
progress OF The hghling. given out In
Berlin today says that the Russians
taken prisoner boy the Germans In
East Prussia now number $4,000 men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-18

Official reports given out In Vienna
say that after two days of hard hgiut-
ing the Austrials have occupied the
town Of Kolomea In Galicia.
GERMANY HAS DECLINED To al
ter her position In consequence OF
the American note concerning the
war zone decree. although expressing
the most friendly feelings towards
this country. The German reply, q
summary Of which was cabled from
Berlin. states that Germany canno-
aDnndoa her position In View OF the
Attempts OF England TO cut on tho
food supply Of nOn-comnatanta aud
recommends that the unCed states
send warshlps to prt.ect American
vesselA passing through the danger
zone.
THE GERMAN DECREE went In
TO effect at midnight. but there have
been Few changes In snilings 20 ana
from English ports.
EMrspROR WILLIAM has tel
egrUphed to the president of the
province OF Fast Prussia that the
Russians have been completely dc
feated In Bukowina. where the Aus
tru-German forces have been advanc-
ING recently. The Austrians have o.
cupied koiema after a hard battle.
a report from the Russian war Office,
however, asserts that there n no
change In Buk0wl1a. II speaks Of
' ferocious lighting in northern Poland
and says that the Russians ave q
the advantage IN several ensaeements
In Galicla.
TURKEY HAS YIELDED 20 Greece
n offered satisfaction for tbs iasult
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
For Sale-MiscelIaneous

MOTORS, all sizes, 2O-hor2epower to 75 il. D All guarauteed We are overstockcd, will sell at cost for the next thirty days. These are all new motors. We also have some bargains in used fans and motors. Bertram Brothers, 16 $ Central. Phone 5S1.
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Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
For Sale-Real Estate
- lsAasxNnA

PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
 JULY 4th, 1915. MIR. DAIRYMAN:-
 The very best dairy prOpo- sition of the year, We can now offer you for sale:-
 Consisting of 160 acres. of best soil. equipped with dairy ing necessities including two silos and large barn; all the milch cows you are able to use, either to rent or to buy. The ranch is loc9ted in midst of a dairy center. and because of it's splendid location enjoys special advantages for securing extra feed for stock and an unusual ly large share of irrigating wa ter.
 We cannot advertise all the advantages including the price of this proposition. We simply guarantee it as gilt edge and assure You that if you are in terested in such ranch. we will gladly give you all the fur ther details at our office. You have an opportunity now to se- cure a ready made" success ful dairy.
 Yours very truly,
 DWIGHT B. HEARD. Ofiice-
 Ceitral and Adams.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
FOR SALE

40 ACRES in alfalfa, best stand in the valley; fine sandy silt soil excel
 lent for all garden truck; close to schools and market Will sell for S1OO an acre. Also will sell part. Best bar gain on the market. I need money. No agents. Address owner. Box 725 Re publican. k
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04

BARGAINS in residences; ranch and business property. improved or unim- proved: houses to rent.
 w. K. JAMES
 70 North First St If
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04

 BEYOND ALL RECOGNITION

PHOENIN Arizona, July 4th.- This is an authentic report and can be absolutely substantiated by any individual not believing il. by merely calling upon the under signed and asking for prices on the line of famous l. H. C. En- zines they are closing out. The l. II. C. Engine is a world famous engine. but they are disseminating handling them on account of new affiliations with the manufactur- CTS of the Foos Gas and Gasoline Engines. Al the present time carload of Foos Engines are en- route and room must be made for them. on this account d large line of l. II. C. Engines must move and as an inducement to the public. this entire line is of fered at cost In other words the prices have been reduced beyond an signs of recognition. Along with this low price goes the usual high class guarantee and one in the market for an engine should not think of overlooking this offer.
 PRATT GILBERT co. ADVT.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
For Sale-Real Estate

ACRES. Indian school. Broom house. new. cement cellar. water piped. near car. alfalfa. fruit. A. A. Bassett. Is W. Adams. Tel 1904. If
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
Wanted-Help, Male

AGENTS Little Gem" automa- tic Gas lighter meet instantaneous sale. Newest agents article. over 150 per cent profit. Get busy now Postal brings valuable proposition. Automatic Gas Appliance Go, Qnc)
 ] Union Square, New York It
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04

FOR EXCHANGE, 40 acres alfalfa, improved for city property.
 H. H. MAJOR, Is w. Adams If
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04

FOR SALE-Buick 40 h. p. model 1911, S2OO cash: would like to sell be- fore July 15. Five Points Auto Supply Co. Tel IO39. It
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
Auctions
AUCTION SALE THY -rl l41E.

A AA AAf-N s0EAAsE1
 JULY 7th 1915.
 Two miles north of Phoenix. Arizona on 7th street on the Brady O'Neil ranch. Commencing at 30 A. NJ. Having de- cided to dissolve partnership, we will sell al auction 500 reg. Duroc Jersey hogs . brood sows. 25 of choice Irwin Miller stock. 50 Of them :. T. Marshall stock au of them bred, F of them 10 farrow soon, Heard boars. Johnson and J. K Frazer stock tGrand cham Dion stock) I75 SOW pigs. so lbs. all registered. 175 boar pigs 25 to so lbs. all registered The above stock is fine individual Furnished papers with each and every one. The entire herd is vaccinated with the double treatment serum and virus and are therefore i'm mune from cholera for life. Everybody invited to attend this sale whether you buy or not Free lunch at noon. Terms Of sale, cash
 VALLEY HOG co. Owners
 C. R. BEEMER, Manager
 C. O. McMURTRY. Auctioneer
 C A WHITFIELD, Clerk 2l N First Ave Phone 1910.
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Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
Wanted Situation, Female

A TEACHER with much experience and good references, wants a situation as family governess. Address Mrs. D. Whitehead 22GO Fairfax St, Denver, Cal. bg
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
Rooms and Board

GIVE ROOM AND BOARD for B dollars. Mrs. Mooney, 1341 Grand Ave.
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Arizona republican., 1915-07-04

FOR SALE-Watch Phoenix Grow. Everybody is working that really think 1t is necessary to work. railroad and street car lines are under construction, Phoenix banks with about millions, with absolutely nothing to do with it, except loan on good security. Now is the time to borrow. buy and build. 100 it, 3 houses, close in. $75OO. $100O cash, balance to suit; 15O it.. fine business cor. 2 houses. $15.0OO paving all paid: 1e-room apartment house and 7-rOom house put in as good measure. s12.O0O, win take some in trade in Fl Paso, Texas and s25O0 in cash takes this one. Special, prices given in Montezuma Heights and Acre City lands to par ties who are ready to locate. All it takes to get home from NJ. H. Shelton is to be a constant renter. NJ. H. SheI- ton, 215 w. Washington. If
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
SOME MONEY SAVINGS ON SMALL
 THINGS

SOME MONEY SAVINGS ON SMALL
 THINGS Pocket knives, soc value. BOG. Pocket knives. 75c value 30. Pocket knives. S1 value 75c. Pocket knives. $1.25 value. S5c Pocket knives. S2.25 value. $150. Barber shears, S1.25, value 75c. Scissors 20c up. Gillette Safety razors, $150. Other makes Of safety raZors, soc up. Large combs, 1Oc. Pocket books Toe to 75c Pocket mirrors 5c. We have several pair of eye glasses at A Of ,heIr first cost We are the largest dealers of new and second hand goods
 STANDARD FURNITURE co.
 2S7 West Washington
 Phone 1851
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04

DESIRABLE, completely furnished housekeeping apartment. close in. 235 East Monroe. If
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
For Rent-Apartments

BUNGALOW APARTMENTS, cor ner 9th St. and Garfield. furnished or unfurnished. rates very low. Apply on premises 4.. If
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
For Sale and Exchange

FOR EXCHANGE-On account or sickness, we will exchange our 50 acres of fine, soft, sandy loam soil in the edge of Fl Cajon Valley, about three miles from the town of Fl Cajon, and 15 miles from San Diego. The land Is all tilled about IS acres are in fruit Nine room plastered house. Equip ments for 2000 chickens. Lovely eli mate, never hot. Will exchange for good clear farm land of equal value. Price of place $11,00000, mortage $1,500.00. Colorado property preferred
 For particulars see M. T. Hanson, l37 North Central Ave, Phoenix, Arizona.
 It
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
For Sale-MisceIlaneOus

T UT Odl6"MlSC6lld
 FOR SA-E-One 5-passenger auto mobile. absolutely guaranteed run. 450O miles, cost $ll00; price only $400. Phone Groom l1G6. m FOR SALE CHEAP or trade. 3 hives bees and honey. Munger Olive Ranch. Phone 3J2. k A FTVE-PASSENGER BUICK auto, for clear lots. 229 F. Adams l FRAZIER breaking cart. first class shape, solid rubber tires New Dublin. 127 w. Jefferson. k FOR SALE-New gas range. cheap for cash. Phone 1887. k FOR SALE-Spring wagon. in good condition. 1133 F. Culver St k TOMATOES. cheap for canning. all kinds of cheap fruits. Phoenix Fruit & Produce Co, 119 West Jefferson St.
 If TUNED OAK FURNITURE consist ing of buffet, dining table, chairs, electric lamp. caberat, parlor chairs. maple princess dresser, reliable gas range, sewing machine, kitchen table. dishes, pictures. dozen young chicken and small turkeys. must sell before Monday. 751 East Culver St. k FOR SALE-"Useeit' water cooler, cheap. Apply at Republican office. If SODA FOUNTAIN, S25; stools. chairs. tables. cabinet, refrigerator, etc. l20 North First street k FOR SALE-Davenport, rocker and library table. new. Phone 2s94. If FREE DIRT at the Dublin Corrall. k FOED's now has five sizes refriger- ators. The two large sizes are dan dy's for store. creamery or cream par lors Hold 4 -5O-1O0-15O and 300 lbs. ice. 24 West Jefferson. I SHOTGUNS. Typewriter, Musical instruments, monographs. electric fans. hang or table, clocks, table wlre furniture, wash machines cots and beds. cOuCh2S tables, chairs, nard- ware, cream separator Every cheqp) Tinware, rugs and mattings. sew ma chimes, saddles, in fact. everything come tc Ford's, 24 West Jefferson. FOR SALE-Good I,eo truck cal :,, Lyons Garage, 229 E. Adams k BLACKBERRIES and all kinds of canning fruits cheap. Phoenix Fruit and Produce Co., 119 w. Jefferson st. If FOR SALE-I have the following things for sale: 1 fine cottage, sp- lendid location. Iron Springs. lot. on the corner of Willetta and Cen tral Ave. l cash register in gooo shape. Brass cuspidors. l Nickel in the slot machine. pair large weighing scales. 1 large coal burn CT. heating stove, suitable for hall. or for large house. Phone 1117 or 2661.
 I'M FOR SALE-Green grapes for jelly.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
For Rent-Apartments

LIBRARY APARTMENTS complete ly furnished; summer rate, $25 and $30.
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Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
For Sale and Exchange

TO SELL, RENT OR EXCHANGE S-roOm house. fine shade, between Washington and Van Buren streets; 4-room house, large porch, blocks from Capitol; 4-room house on s. 9th Ave, screen room and screen porch; Groom with fine shade on N. 5th St, block north from High School; 20 acres line garden land, 10 acres alfalfa, fruit and melons: 5l2 acres choice garden land, just off ,. Central Ave. We own the above property and will consider your proposition. Healey Conrad X Co. 37 s. Central. if
 THE VALLEYS Choice Exchanges are consummated here 9-acre bearing orchard and home $3600 this is a bar gain. 6O-acre farm, 5000, for $5OOO city home Beautiful $400O home for 10 or 20 acres. Business property, city homes, country homes. farms and ranches Find the man who wants what you have, and has what you want To do that see NUNNELEY, 17 w. Adams. Phone 1342
 ONE AND ONE-QUARTER ACRE with modern our room house, well wa ter, six blocks from car close in, north east, cash value. $25OO, want city prop erty to about same amount Give To- cation and value. Box 545O Republi- can. If
 FOR EXCHANGE, 40 acres alfalfa, improved for city property.
 H. H. MA TOR, Is w. Adams If
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04

FOUR ROOM - Furnished house, with bath, near car line for summer months. 916 F.. Portland. It
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04

SALESMEN-The easy selling side line is our 10c and 15c hosiery; sold direct to retail dealers at low prices and all freight paid. Goodone Hosiery Mills. Kansas City, Mo. II
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04

WASHING and ironing. Phone 219O.
 7bm
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04

THE BLENHEIM. new. modern fur
 nished apartments, summer rates. 911 North Central Ave If
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
For Rent-Furnlshed Houses

BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED FLAT, close in, W. Mckinley, SIS month; un- furnished house, $10. Apply at once IT w. Adams.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04

leo ACRES in san Juan Valley. New Mexico. on state highway. Star Mail route. telephone line, hmile to store. r. O. and school. S5 acres alfalfa, acres wheat. 20 acres bearing orchard. Fenced hog tight. room brick house, cistern. outbuildings. Also 400 acres adjoining for trade with above if wanted. Finest fruit and stock coun- try in the west. Thousands of acres outside free range. Also 160 and 130 acre highly improved ranches near above all for trade for Salt River Val ley ranch land. c. L. Van Zant, 8 F.. Adams St. m
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04

FURNISHED houses, housekeeping and single rooms. BIC N Fifth St. If