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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-26
AMERICA CORELESS
AND so IS IRELAND
Soccer Players Wallow in Mud,
hut Fail to Get Ball
Into the Net.


Although the grounds were not In nj
condition for an important soccer hatch
the American and Irish cams In the
International series OF the New YORK
Footballers Protective Association played
their scheduled cup match at LenoN oval
in the presence of 800 people yesterday
afternoon. The referee was inclined to
postpone the game but the captains
and managers agreed to play rather than
disa ppoint the crowd, There was no
scoring on either side and the game
will be replayed on L.enoN Oval on Feb
ruary 10, When, II Is expected, the Eng
land Scotland game will form part of "A
double header,
The PLAYERS on both sides qualified as
expert mudlarks. for only portions of
the field were hard aud dry. A ridge of
ice along one side made the going pretty
dangerous there, There was not a duh
moment throughout, Notwithstanding the
fact that the score was a tie. Every
pluyer was thoroughly wet when
the game ended and several were muddy
from mead TO foot.
ireland won the toss and had most
OF the play in the first half. Though
hard pressed continually, Jordan In goal
for America was a host in himself and
not once faltered, Moreover. superb
support was afforded him by 7. Ingram
and Roy Ellis. the backs. Zehnbauer
of the Jersey A. G.. was in brilliant form
on the right wing and made several
sensational dashes TOWARD the Irish goal,
Meyerdierks Of the Cont'nentals was an
t-,.l,abln man nt contra nnlf WhllA
Casey of the Brooklyn celtics was the
life of the irish forward line, Gavin. In
goal, for Ireland, also did conspicuonsly
good work,
In the second period the Americans
had much more OF the play and twice
| actually penetrated Ireland's net. In
each case, however, the player was ruled
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LONG BOUT ENDS IN DRAW.
'I"~iUu rims stops Lewis aud Me-
Grath ~ Opera House.

Ja'k Mo'irath and Stranger Lewis
struggled for one hour and twenty min
utts At the Manhattan opera House last
night Without a fail The time for clos
ing the establishment prevented further
hostilities aud ALSO kept the Masked
Marvel ont of the iim",'gnt for at least
On" evening. lie wa to have wreStled
against t'ru"., tt'rr lewis and Nj
Grath were through
Most OF the bouts We're comparatively
short affairs, altHUuAh Toftlos and Gar
din wtes'lod to a draw Dohmr threw
fu"rs' i'm 10 40 iiayl"y pinned sander
son 10 ia" mat IA II II ana ldnuN, the
N"Ssack. Won from Miller Ia $40.
Ahcrg and l.uriCh both won their bouts
easily, Aberg disposlug OF AlNarvy in
& Is, and lnrich downing Nogtl Dr. i %
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CASSIGNOL AVERAGES 1875.
His $50 In Two Innings
while Playing DAILY.

Two veterans faced Firnin Casslsnoi
at Days Yesterday and both were badly
beaten. Maurice Daily himself tried his
HAND in the afternoon and watched cas-
signol run out in two turns at the table.
The first time up, Cassignol made 81 ana
the second time 2l3, making his average
Just l25. Daily made 20 in his two
chances. .
In the evening the Frenchman beat
Thomas J. Gallagher $50 TO 52. rms
time Caseignol averaged ~ A-6 and made
runs of 1902 and IS. Gallaghers average
was 10 2-6 and his best run was ~,
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military inen and SIS civilians, bringing
into uee about 2.44, mounts.
The highly bred mounts Of great
speed and hardness, and tn" increasing
number OF athletic young players who
are now III aging In the West. make II
possible 10 predict hat In the near
future there will he developed teams
which will challenge the star players Of
the East and bring about a contes, be-
tween the West and East quite az closely
contested and AZ spectacular as any In
ternational event which the American
public has Witnessed
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DARTMOUTH SEVEN BEATEN,
Arena HOckey Club WinS In Last
Three NLMMtcs Of play.

BosToN. Dec, 25-Thc Arena Hockey
club team defeated dartmouth to | in
n game AT the Arena tonight, Up To the
final three minutes of play the collegians
had their opponents beaten one to moth
ing. Then Sequin, of the Arena team, got
busy and Gagged a goal on "A pass from
Layton.
Thirteen seconds after The next face
off the same lively player raced down
the ice and scored the winning goal.
Gcrau. of Dartmouth, scored for his
team after seventeen minutes of play IN
the first half,
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LEYINSKY HAMMERS
FLYNN ALL THE WAY
Fireman Jim Takes Plenty of
Punishment. but Seems
to Enjoy 1t.

Battling I.evinsky made Fireman linn
r'Enhs christmas anything but a merry
one AZ the Broadway Sporting club.
Brooklyn. yesterday afternoon. Tn.
men were matched in the star ten round
bout and the veteran Flynn was treated
10 a bad beating. Time and AGAIN
LeVinskN landed rights f,usn OF Flyuu's
ia" although the battle SCARED veteran
ala not seem TO be the least affected hv
these blows.
>e'era! times during the bout Flvnn
managed to get in a blow which sp-
peared to hurt I.evinskv but th.v wsr.
80 lie" ana far between that no damage
"as done ana Leyinsky reta,iated with
stihs'hg blows to the face which IN,
r'FHh a. a decided disadvantage.
Dancing master Young Ahsarn ,av.
/uin kid a ter round lesson at the CIer-
most Athlete Ii Yesterday afternoon
Nhearn was hit at least ten times I'm tho
oont, dancing. lodging aud jabbing his
way throughout. In the eighth round
Iuiu Kid did his best work. earning a
draw FOR the session. In all the other
rounds AhearHl had more or less OF a
''us inr WelgltS IN logs were AhearI
l"6's and Zulu Kid l62 pounds.
The most excitement was produced hy
IN" bout between Italian Joe Cans ard
Soldier Bartteld which came to a sudden
ehd IN the eighth round when the SOL
dlef went to the floor claiming thai no
mad been fouled. This round had hardly
started when Cans went down claiming
"A o II looked as though tn. soldier
n'd sent N one low The blow had eyi-
GENTLY glanced of Gans's glove. After
Cans had regained his feet the bows had
been going less than half a minut. when
hattheld went down, and had to be car
ried from the ring
Three ten round bouts were put on NJ
the QueensborO A, G In Long Island
city, In the main event Budd, FIch!el.
was the winner over JOHNNY Klein in
a slashirG battle, Larry smith knocked
out Johnny R"ardon in the second round
and Corona Kid outpointed Joe Paul.
Eddie rampi easily defeated Tommy
Touhey in the main ten round bout at
the fa!rlnont \. &. Touhcy, who halls
from Paterson, made a good showing.
hut had 70 bow to TN. superip skin
of Campi IN every round. In the other
ten round butts Mickey McCabe defeated
'larry Marshall and While Schaefer
and Eddie Nj fought ON even terms.
knockouts were frequent a. the all
colored shor at the Vanderbilt \. G.
Willie Iaugfurd knocked out Rattling
Cans ia the seventh found of their
scheduled ten round session Charley
SMITH STOPPED lack lAUgp with a right
hand punch to the body IN the third
round. ana Young Hicks and Wee Wee
barton, midd'eweiEhts, pat mp an in
terestiug ten round battle. with the latter
having "A shade the better OF the going
at the end.
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NEW YORK SOCCER
TEAM TIES QUAKERS
philadclphians Score in FIRST
Half. hut Foes Come
Back in Second.
K0LLASH SHOOTS WELL.

rH|uAoEtPHrA, Pa, Dec, 25-Although
cl'played by the Allied Leaguers of this
CIV, the pick of the Metropolitan League
O New York city managed to-day to
hold the local soccer experts to a to /
draw 81 Fajrhill ball park.
TIE Nlled League eleven scored In the
fs' nalf, lhrlg obtaining possession or
'' bail near mldheld and dribbling 1t
dow to he goal mouth. where he shot
". out ~ kccson's reach During the
'.li na,nents of the final period play
f. tl" most part was in the New york
- territory, but the many shots that
". ro.'rd at the visitors net went
~ Midway through the half a n
rD.'oI ,ivaucc ~ the New Workers for
n.rI line resulted in a goal koliash
l..I- the net from about ten yards
o. f. lineup!
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Good Gumnrr~ Get Turkeys,

PoRT WAsHINGroN, Dec. 25--Eighteen
gun men faced the traps of the port
Washington Yacht Club Yesterday in n
special Christmas Day 100 bird handicap
shoot with turkeys as prizes for the win
ncr of each string of 20. The winner OF
the high scratch prize was w. NJ. col
linS. T.. :. Cornwell and Charles T., HYDE
led in the handicap, Turkeys were won
by Fred Long, II, +, l.. Funke. DIR. Deane
and DR.. l.. A. Newman.
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offside and the points did not count
BRITISH SOCCER RESULTS.
English Leagues.

NORTHERN SECTION
Boltou Wanderers. 0; Blackpooi. . Ever
ton, .. southport Central, o Manchester
city, = Manchester United. / Oldham
Athletic, .; Hochdale. 2 Preston North
End, o. Stockport County. 1.
MIDLAND SECTION
Bradford, |; HUI city. . Gr!nsb,
Town, > sheffield United, /. HuddersneId
Town. o; Bradford city, o, Notts County,
/ Leicester Fosse. ..
. LONDON SECTION.
BrentfOrd, l. Chelsea, 2. West Ham
United, \: Arsenal .. T0tteuham lIotspur,
3 rrovdnr Common, q crystal Palace. q,
Mllwall, l. Natford, 8; Queens Park Il, /
Fulham, 4. tlapton Orient, o.
SCOTTISH LEAGUE.
Aberdeen, - st. Mirren, l. Celtic, d:
Airdriennians o. Ayr United, ., XII,
marnock, o. Raith Rovers, =; Chda, o.
Dumbarton, o; Motherwell. o, Hiberniaus
0; Dundee, : Rangers, I Fatirk. o.
Hamilton 40. i; Queens Park. 2. Third
Lnnark, o. Hearts, Z. Morton. o; PartiCk
Thistle,
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Sis games viii lie played in the cham.
piOnship SCI les of the New York state
Football League tu-day. but ther. is
some doubt whether the American Foot
ball Association cup tie game scheduled
to he played between the Brookiyns aud
l. Il. r. Strol!ers at lNnox Oval this
afternoon, will receive the sanction OF the
referee on account of the condition II
the grounds,
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Gunn~rs Get the Prices.

%gH Rochelle, Dec. 25-ieorgo J..
varhcry divided the honors at the New
tp" 'Ilr traps yesterday in "A special
aI''aa, Shuot with G.. a Marsland. for
49, , Mtrsland captured tho Christmas
,.' I'll - bird match. with 40 breaks ON
b. .a.dIcap of 10 aud the high handi-
' Ne with u score Of ~, Creamery
w. Usu scratch man with "A total Of
~ ul also won both the 10 and II bird
r,l"r pria.s and the distance hsndi.
cap
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Carter Makes ~ 10 at Pinehurst.

plNElirRsT, y, C., Dee, 25.--Phiiip
clipped Two strokes Oft his mark
of - for the No, . course, His care
read the same going out and coming in.
out............ so
In, .......,,,,. $50 I 8 t--35-7o
Arizona republican., 1915-02-14
OsteopaJn

DIR. A C. RAVES-Osteopathlt physician and surgeon. over McKee's, lst Ave and Adams St. Phone 1885. If
Arizona republican., 1915-02-14
COUNCIL MEETING MONDAY

The regular meeting of the city council was held Monday evening at the city hall. Mayor Pearson being absent. Councilman Betts filled the chair. A number of regular monthly bills were presented, approved and or dered paid. An ordinance raising the license tax on passenger automobiles from B to SS a quarter, also limit ing the number of passengers to the regular seating capacity of the car, also number of ruled and regula- tions governing same A warrant for $500 in favor of F. H. Sine, as part payment on the water works. was or dered drawn. A report of the com mittee which intervened the Santa Fe relative to cleaning up the right of way reported that the railroad had promised to grade up and plant to lawn and shrubbery all that part of the right of way extending from the depot to Meridian street
 A communication from the Phoenix Railway company stated that they would establish hourly service, and if warranted, noon service also; this improvement to begin in three months. cooler during the hot weather The council adjourned for q short time, in which q mass meeting was held, en- dorsing the resolutions submitted by the Mesa chamber of commerce pro- testing against proposed changes in the tax laws of the state
Arizona republican., 1915-02-14

moval from the room in which such and all persons who shall fail or refuse to comply with his orders. SEC. ,. The order of proceeding at said hearing shall be as follows: Evidence in support of the charges shall first be admitted. The City Manager may then present his evi dence constituting his defense. Upon the conclusion of the evidence for the defense evidence in rebuttal of the evidence introduced in behalf of the City Manager may then be heard, and if new matter be introduced in irebuttal. the City Manager may then introduce evidence to meet such new evidence. At the conclusion of the taking of the evidence as aforesaid. the hearing shall terminate and the matter shall be submitted to the Commission for it's determination and action.
 SEC. 6. The City Commission may l of it's own motion. or at the request | af the City Manager, or the party or parties making the charges. may ap- point a competent stenographer or stenographers to take the testimony and proceedings produced at the hear i ing.
 | WHEREAS. the immediate opera .
 tion of this ordinance is necessary for the preservation of the public
 peace, health and safety, an emerg ency is hereby declared to exist. and l this ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after it's passage ! by the Commission and approval by
 the Mayor. and is hereby exempted from the provisions of the city char ter relating to the referendum PASSED by the Commission of the City of Phoenix, this 18th dav of | February. 1915
 APPROVED this 18th day of Feb ruarY. 1915.
 GEORGE Y. YOUNG. | Attest: Mayor. FRANK THOMAS. City Clerk.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-14
ORDINANCE NO. 36.
An Ordinance Prescribing the Rules
 Of Procedure For the Hearing of
 Charges Against the City Manager.

BE TT ORDAINED BY THE COM NIX, as follows:
 SEC. | No charges other than those presented at the meeting of the Commission held on the 22nd day of January. 1915, and the meeting held on the 9th day of February. 1915 shall be heard or considered, unless such rev and additional charges be reduced 10 writing, and by resolution of the Commission be directed to be served upon the City Manager and be heard and determined as the COmmis- sion may direct, provided that such new and additional charges. if pre- ferrcd by some person or persons ether than the City Commission. shall be supported by affidavit filed with !he City Clerk, and no new or addi . tional charge shall be heard or de- term.ned in connection with those presented at said meetings unless said City Manager shall have full and flair opportunity to answer the same at said hearing. and if reasonable
 
 t;ic hearing of said resolutions he re qUired by the City Manager, such ad = Ijournment shall be granted him as a matter of course.
 SEC ,. At the hearing of said | charges the City Manager shall be per mitted to be represented by coun- sel who may examine and cross eX- anime witnesses and otherwise assist him in the presentation of his de- fense. The Commission may likewise 1 he represented by counsel to be desig- mated by the Mayor. but not more than two counsel in behalf of the prosecution of the charges shall be privileged to examine and cross ex- anime witnesses and address the Commission
 SEC 3. The evidence may he pre- davits or official documents or by the oral examination of witnesses pro- duced at the hearing who shall be sworn by the City Clerk to testify to the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth Affidavits shall not be received unless it be shown that the persons making the same are unavoidably absent from the 1 City of Phoenix at the time of the hearing. or by reason Of illness are 1 not able to attend the hearing Nc affidavits shall be received at the hearing unless copies of the same shall have been served bv the party ,offering it upon the counsel for the 1 lonnosite side at least one day before it is offered
 | SEC A. The Mayor shall preside lat the hearing and shall to il that the bearing is conducted in ar orderly and decorous manner, and shall have power and is hereby au- thorized to enforce his orders in that behalf by ordering the arrest or re.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-14
GLENDALE
W. [. GREER HERE

Ralph Greer is enjoying visit from his father, Wm. T. Greer, who arrived from New Yorn city Wednes- day morning and will spend about two weeks in the valley sightseeing MT Greer is president of the General Adjustment Bureau of New York with branches in all the principal eastern cities. He is very faVorably impressed with the valley and may decide to spend q part of his winters here. After visiting here he will con tinue on to San Francisco for a short business trip. later returning home
Arizona republican., 1915-02-14
For Rent-Housekeeping
 Rooms

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS reasonable, modern. 316 East Van Bu- ren. blk
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Wanted-Situations, Female

A YOUNG LADY who has had some experience in bookkeeping, wishes local position as office assistant. Box 2259 Republican. If
 REFINED EASTERN WIDOW wants position as caretaker or house. keeper in WidoWers home, or as com panion to a lady: no objection to child ren or invalid. Address Box 2215 Re publican. It
 HOUSEWORK by day or hour. Phone 2586. bm
 NURSE of long experience would like cases Phone 25S6. bm
 MAN AND WIFE want work on ranch. Box 22l6 Republican. bi
 WOMAN wants to go out by day and work. Phone 22S7. bl
 WANTED-Cases of any kind by practical nurse. Phone 2G57. If
 MISS WlI.SON-Public StenOgraph
 CT, Notary Public. Will call for dicta- tion. II West Adams Phone 1584 If
Arizona republican., 1915-02-14
TUcKeY TO BEARDSLEY

J H. Tuckey motored to Beardsley on business Tuesday. where he re- ports much activity owing to the large number of sheep being sheared there. A large shearing station is also located al New River, north of Glendale.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-14
Wanted-Help, Male and
 Female

SPANISH LESSONS by compe- tent teacher. instructions in practical everyday conversation, rates reason able. Address Spanish, care Republi- can. blk
 MEN. WOMEN-Learn the barber trade. We placed over 5000 in good positions last year. weeks completes
 Moler Barber School 429 E. eth St. or i22 F.. md St. Los Angeles If
Arizona republican., 1915-02-14
Special Notices
Auto Livery

PHOENlN AUTO LIVERY Twelve city blocks ...25 25c passengers any part city, each. 25c Country trips over 20 miles, 12c per m
 Phone 193s If
Arizona republican., 1915-02-14
General Sir Henry Macleod Leslie
 Rundle.

General Rundle, who commands Great Britain's fifth army corps, was born in 1856 and has served in the army since he was twenty years old. During the thirty-nine years of his service he has distinguished himself in many campaigns, including the Zulu campaign, the Sudan expedi- ton and the Boer war.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-14
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS

The Phoenix Meat company yester- day shipped q car of cattle to the Jerome Meat company; Cowden Broth
 CTS a car to Rabbit Bros. Flagstaff; car of cattle to Babbitt Bros, by
 Babbitt and Charlesbois. Incoming
Arizona republican., 1915-02-14
BROKE THE LAW

Nicar-F'or shame. my fad! What have those poor little fish done Co be imprisoned upon the day of rest
 TommN Tha-that's what they get it for-for chasing worms on a sun day. sir.-John Eu'l.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-14

WANTED-To buy from two to three acres with good small house, good wa ter fenced, some shade. Westerly from Center street within miles. call or address J. B. L., 546 w. Madison St, Phoenix, Arizona. blk
Arizona republican., 1915-02-14
COTTON TO GALVESTON

The Glendale Cotton Gin shipped an other car of baled cotton To Galveston this week. and ] IT. Tuckey shipped a ear of hay to Prescott
Arizona republican., 1915-02-14
POULTRY MEETING

There will be q meeting of the poul- try association at the Phoenix board CT lade rooms Saturday afternoon at two o'clock, at which number of addresses will be delivered.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-14

WILL PAY CASH for 20 or p grade Holstein milk cows or heifers. Address R. D. Nc. 3. Box l47 Phone 107R2. bm
Arizona republican., 1915-02-14
BUYS THOROUGHBRED CHICKS

Chas. Stegmeir of Casa Grande was here this week purchasing a number of thoroughbred chicks from the Pal motive Poultry farm.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-14
PARENTS HAVE

The parents of W. w. Fage left Sunday night for Weldon, Kansas, after a pleasant visit with their son and his family.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-14
Wanted-Help Male

AGENTS get the best selling house. hold necessity, 5000 to s1000 weekly. Large premiums assure q sale at every home Write today. Texas Mail Order Supply Company. Dept Il, Dallas, Texas It
Arizona republican., 1915-02-14
CITY OFFICIALS VISIT CAPITAL

Mayor Pearson, Treasurer Tinker and Town Clerk White were business visitors to Phoenix in connection with the water bonds
Arizona republican., 1915-02-14
Undertaking and Embalming

EASTERLING X WHITNEY-Un- dCrtakers and Embalmers. 2l3 West Washington St. Phoenix, Arizona. If
 MOHN, DRISCOLl. X MAUS-Un- dertakers, Embalmers and Funeral Di- rectors, 3ll N. 1st Ave. 1T
 UNDERTAkERS-M Moore x McLel
 Ian; lady assistant, auto hearse. 329 West Adams St. Phone 601. If
Arizona republican., 1915-02-14
VISITING SON AT PARKER

Mrs. Fuller, mother of Mrs. l.. l.. Fuller. left Wednesday night for Par ker To visit her son. Robert Fuller. at that place.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-14
Public Accountant

zona Building. Accounting. Auditing,
 Systematizing Win open and Close Books of Account and make mp Andy ticaI statements and reports II
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Auto Time Table

FIXES AUTO STAGE LINE
 Phoenix Tempe Mesa Chandler Cars leave Phoenix and Mesa every 50 minutes from A M until 6 P. NJ, and thereafter as follows: Leave Phoenix Leave Mesa ZOO pm. s:3U p. Tn. S:O0 TOO " goo " S:CO 10:30 500 Leave Tempe about 50 minutes after ieaving Phoenix. Leave Tempe about 20 minutes after leaving Mesa
 Mesa Chandler Division Leave Mesa Leave Chandler 500 a. m. 7:30 H. m. 10.00 " 9:3O 12:00 1l:3O ROOD. m 1:3O D. m 400 3:30 6:00 5:3O [" Ficke's Auto Delivery-Phons t14
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Transfer and Storage

LIGHTNING DEL. TRANSFER co.
 We store or haul anything. Phone 594 and 1126. 42 South Central. If
 LET YOUR MOVE BE OUR MOVE CHAMBERS TRANSFER co. PHONE 122S-427 26 $. 2ND AVE. OPP. COURT HOUSE. If
Arizona republican., 1915-02-14
Business Chances

WANTED-Relia6ie party as part ner in local ma nufacturing company that will clear S250 to $350 per month and double output every six months for next three years. $500 required. Don't answer unless you can handle of flee and sales end. Address A. w., Phoenix Republican. It
 FOR SALE, CHEAP-StOck and fix lures of candy, tobacco. soft drink. 3O F. Monroe. bl
 FOR SALE-Old established restan- rant in the best mining camp in the U. S., lots of boarders at s100 per day, $5000O takes it or will invoice. Ad
 dress Box 703, Jerome, Ariz. blk
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NOTICE 10 LETTUCE MEN

meeting of the lettuce men is called for ten o'clock al the board of trade rooms in Phoenix Saturday morning
Arizona republican., 1915-02-14
Wanted Situations, Male

SWISS MILKER wants job as milk er or work on ranch. A. s. Box 42. R. No 3. dr
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For Rent-Pastures

FOR RENT-Pasture for 35 head horses at rate of S2.00 per month per head until April 1st Address w. P. Hogan. Laveen. Arizona. bl
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Upholstering and Cabinet
 Work

power cotton pickers; also have hair pickers for mattress work. Work done right and cheap. Phone 1419, 2S South
 Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1915-02-14

VENTED - Salesman experienced in any line. to sell general trade ir small country towns of Arizona: un excelled specially proposition: com
 mission contract $500 weekly for expense Crown Cider Company, POT South Commercial St, St. Louis Mo, Dept. "W'' 1t
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shipments Wefc :; car of lamber for the Glendale Llmher conpan>; a car of coal for FieeloVc & lruett