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Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
lbs ANcEIEs- MARKET

Los ANGELES, Aug Prices
quoted are for live stock weighed and
delivered off the cars without feed
and water. S~N
CATTLE: con foot ard cross
weight No. / steers weighing 900 to
1900 pounds, s7.5Om7.90: seconds 500
G725: common thin. s4.00M4.50.
COWS AND HEIFERS: No. |,
Ss.0O@G.25; seconds, s5.50@5.75; thin
s4.6Om5.00.
BULLS AND STAGS: Good, $500;
medium. s4.O0m450.
CALVES: Light woioht, $500; me-
dim heavy. $S.O0mS.50.
SHEEP: (per head desirable WOOL
wethers. $G.50m7.00 ewes. $6.50@G.75:
suo'sline lambs. S6.00062F
HOGS. fHord grain fed) $50 to $50
lbs. sS5OmS75; $50 20 9F0 lhs., $7.15
q 500: 200 lbs M. s5.75me.h0.
POULTRY: Broilers, 13m15c; fry
ers. lie; roasters. Use; old cocks &c:
| light hens. 12c: heavy hens, 1Sc; light
| turkeys 20c; heavy turkeys, zee: ole
ducks, 10c: Young ducks 40. Young
geese. 10. SQUADS. s2.O0m2 90 doz
BUTTER: Receipte $4,000 pounds
! extras. PC: frsts. 23c.
EGGS: Receints 2S2 cases. selected
$50. ease count 99c; eandled. BIC.
ATTArFA HAv: S12n0@t400.
SONORA WHEAT: s172h bid
s1.771A asked.
BARLEY: Bright feed, 81 AZ bid
s147M asked. Dark feed, $1.42R bid
S1.47ls asked.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
MRS. eAMMAGE NEXT SUNDAY

Arrangements have been completed
by the local temperance force for a big
prohibition rally next Sunday evening
with Mrs. Grady Gammage as the
speaker of the evening. There is no
ADLER temperance orator in the country
than Mrs. Gammage, who possesses eX-
ceptional oratorical ability She is one
of thOses dry speakers" whose adj
dresses are never dry, but intensely in
teresting throughout. At the young
peoples union meeting Sunday even
ing, it was decided to dispense with
regular service next Sunday evening
and give the entire time to Mrs Gam
mage, who will be accompanied by a
singer. The service will commence at
| the usual 8 o'clock hour on the plaza
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
RICH VEIN FOUND
IN PIONEER MINE

A stringer Of good ore, which in re-
ality, takes the dignity Of a vein, has
been developed by crosscut and drift
on the 200-foot level Of the Pioneer
mine in the Oatman district. 1t is two
feet wide and assays $50 a ton.
Under the former management Of
the property the north drift was off
the main ledge for quite a distance. A
crosscut was run to the east and
caught it again but the values were
lower than expected. Recently a new
crOsscut was driven on the west side
Of the drift which is on the footWall
Of the ledge and a stringer was fol-
lowed into the formation by a drift 1t
has lyccn opened for 35 feet and high
grade milling ore shows throughout.
IT is said to be looking better witt
each round OF shots and to give signs
Of increasing in volume. Accordingly
it is anticipated that further drifting
will expose an ore body Of more ex-
tehsive PROPORTIONS and Of importance
The opening is 225 feet north Of The
shaft and in the direction of the Ari-
iona Tom Reed boundary
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
BOOSTING The VALLEY

The August number of The Earth
the Santa F'e magazine, which has to
10 with descriptive matter pertaining
to the sections through which the
system runs, viii be devoted to the
Salt River Valley The publication
mas about 10000 circulation and is
distributed over the entire country,
furnishing valuable free advertising
of the places described. The Mesa
Commercial club has been asked to
prepare an article On "Egyption Cot
tor in the Salt River Valley and to
send photos Of the crop. This has
boon done ard the copy is in the
hands of Harry Welch Of the Phoe-
nix Chamber Of Commerce. who has
charge Of the matter The present
cooperation encouraged by the firm
~ established Phoenix Chamber Of
Commerce and also participated in by
the smaller organizations of the val
ley is making for very effective team
work in the Advertising of this see
ton
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
DROWNED Al Ray

Word was received here yesterday
morning of the drowning at Roy of
John Mcpherson. colored while he
was in swimming. The boy ager 10
wears. is a son Of the widow Of DIR.
Mcpherson who died here a few q
few weeks ago. For the sorrowing
woman. trouble has not some singly,
as her husband for a number Of
months before his death was in very
poor health and the family had a
hard time making ends meet. 4
nurse was made up among the clu-
zens here to send the mother to he'
sons burial which will take place at
Raw
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
Teaching PLANT
ABOUT COMPLETED

AJO. Ariz., Aug. Rapid progress
is being made al the New Cornelia
teaching plant Though. ground was
broken about the middle Of January,
there was long continued delay in get
ting material and help. so that it was
about july 1 before work was in full
swing. Now, however construction
progress is satisfactory, and unless
unforeseen circumstances occur the
work viii be rushed right along to
completion.
Weekly progress notes Of cOnstruc-
ton the magnitude of this, especially
with SO much excavation 10 be done,
are hardly possible Yet the past week
shows. among other things the prac-
teal completion Of the frame for the
power house: and the completion Of
the Ransom tower.
This tower is 100 feet in height and
is the base for a spoutng system for
the distribution Of concrete for the
teaching tanks that are now under
construction. The concrete is lifted in
buckets. then passes from the buckets
TO schutes. whence it is distributed by
gravity to the tanks. The tower is
set between two tanks and operates
$50 get in either direction. As there
are twelve tanks. six moves viii be
necessary before the concrete work on
the reaching tanks is completed
The teaching tanks are IS feet
square.
The power house is about 100 feet
square and the elecrOlytic tower
house Is 160x2S0 feet.
To feed the cement mixers and keeI
the concrete work going the temper
ary crusher is at work continuously
providing about $50 tons Of crushed
rock per day.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Aug. Wheat prices
ran up swiftly today, influenced main
ly by more and more severe crop
damage reports from the northwest.
The market closed nervous, 3m3hc
to 3hcM3%c net higher, with Sep
tember at $1.24H mH and December at
$I282s. Corn finished NC to Yea u
off, and oats unchanged to nc up,
provisions made gains Of 21zc to w a
l0c.
Bulls had things their own way in
the wheat pit except for a short time
at the start.
SHARP advances shown by closing
quotations at Liverpool had much eff
feet toward increasing bullish senti-
ment here as to wheat In the bonan-
"a farm district near Kelso, N. D.. the
situation was said to be the worst
ever known-so bad that owners were
talking of setting fire to the fields
Rains in parts Of Illinois Iowa and
Nebraska eased the corn market. Ex-
ports and the wheat strength steadied
oats
Provisions rose in consequence of
scarcity of offers and because of Cos
sip that the Belgian relief commission
was in the market purchasing sup
plies. Lower quotations on hogs
were ignored Close
Wheat: Sept. $124h; Dec. s1.2S%.
! Corn: Sept 7S%c; Dec. 67Ac.
Oats: Sept. 4OHc; Dec. 43Hc.
Pork: Sept s2467.
Lard Sept. s12.70; Oct. S12.72.
Ribs: Sept. $13.47; Oct 1925.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
MISSOURI CAPITAL To HELP
FINANCE THE NORTH NAR|COPA

Robert Fisher and Henry Eads left
last evening over the Santa Re for
St Louis and Kansas City. Mr.
Fisher goes for the express purpose
Of taking up the matter of financing
the North Marieopa Gold Mining
Company with a party of Missouri
bankers and capitalists who have
made strong tentative offers in this
direction aad hopes to accomplish this
i'm "a very short time. In the event
this is done extensive work will he
commenced at once on the property
and machinery ordered to make this
the banner gold mine of this part of
the state.
Mr.. Eads. who is personally known
To the majority of these men and
who is also financially interested in
the company viii take a little time
from his congressional campaign and
assist Mr.. Fisher in doing this al
though ne has important law business
now pending in the Missouri upper
court
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02

property in the past number of years
in the sinking of shafts and cutting OF
ore lodges, it is indicated this property
should make one of the richest mines
in Arizona.
Messrs. Billiard and Sutherland have
at their offices in the Hamill building
many fine specimens of ore taken
from the property
Well known men of Arizona will
compose the officers and directors OF
the corporation and a limited amount
of stock of the company will be Of
fered for sale within the next few
days and no doubt will find a ready
market owing to the fact of the prop
ertys location in close proximity to
the old Dominion mine and the ex-
tensive work which has been done re-
Gently towards rrOving the existence
of large bodies of high grade ore.
Men of means and mining ability
will be connected with Messrs. Billiard
and Sutherland and work will be
/ rushed within the near future.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
Mesa News Notes
FUNERAL YESTERDAY
Of MRS. JULIA HOLT

Mrs Barbara Holt died Monday
at the home of her son A. Holt. She
had lived to the ripe old age of over
81 Years and was well and lovingly
known to Mesa folks as Grandma"
Holt She was born in Virginia on
the 18th day of December 1924. and
had been in Mesa a little over two
years coming from Alabama to this
place. Her husband died fifty two
wears ago and of six children. only
the son, A. G. Holt remains.
The burial took place yesterday
afternoon at two O'Clock from the
Alma Ward Chapel Bishop Hundsaker
Of the /. .. S. church officiating.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
COMPLAINT ABOUT SHOOTING

Ranchers living between Mesa anc'
Chandler are complaining at the pro-
miscuous and careless shooting in
1ulFeG in by hunters. They state
that persons riding on the stages ana
other autos are endangering the
lives Of both people and stock. There
IRE places whore the sunflower growth
IS high and thick along the road and
in several instances people have mar
rowly escaned being shot. There is
2 very stringent law about shooting
across highways which it may be well
10 heed.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02

Both these men are native sons OF
the show me- state and last May,
when attending the Chicago conVen-
tiCn, Mr. Eads dropped off in the old,
state and ran into nest of former
investors in the old Union mine,
which has recently been taken over
by the North Maricopa people. They
were all Interested in the old mine
ard the majority were anxious to
know about the new company. Only
a small portion of the 100000 shares
Of treasury stock has been allotted II.
G. Wikoff. the fiscal agent of the
company. to De sold in Phoenix. As
soon as this allotment has been sold
it is reported that this will be a close
corporation with nc more stock foI
sale. During the past two days Mr.
Fisher has secured options on three
of tho largest properties in the Winni
fred listrict-two Of them contiguous
TO the Union 1t is now said to be an
assured fact that the Winnifred dis
trict viii he successfully financed.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
Johnson LEAVES THIS EVENING

George A johnson VIII leave this
evening on an EXTENDED buying and
pleasure trip. He goes first to Santa
Monica. Calf. where his family is
staying, then will go to Los Angeles
for conference with his partner, II.
" Mcnamara. From Los Angeles,
Mr.. Johnson viii go first to St. Louis.
then to Chicago Boston and New
York. making purchases FOR The Tog-
gerry. He expects while way to visit
Waterloo. Iowa. and purchase a car
load Of fine IIolstein heifers for the
McNamara johnson ranch near Gil
nert.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
10 lake VACATION

Rev. WILDER Fisk will leave this week
for the coast, where he expects to
spend a large part of the month of
August resting and taking his vacation
in many years. The congregation of
the Methodist church last week voted
their pastor a months vacation, and
insisted that he take one. In summer
and out, he has been at his post here
and never missed a service. In APP
probation of his services. his folk want
him to have a well earned recreation
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
CHILpS ARM BROKEN

Ada the ten year old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Zcerny had her
arm broken Sunday while riding in
an auto with her father and Messrs
Charles and George Barnett.
Charles Barnett was at the wheel
and his brother jokingly referred to
him as a poor driver, try it yourself
was the drivers reply.
An attempt was made to make the
change of drivers while the ear was
running but it sWerved and ran into
log. The jar threw the little girl
out, breaking the right forearm She
was taken to the hospital where the
arm was set
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
SOME MELON

]. +. Wallace Mesa farmer found
a melon growing on a volunteer vine
among his milo maize, which weighed
inst sixty pounds. Mr. Wallace states
that in planting the maize the vine
happened to escape being ploWed up
and had been supplied with only one
irrigation. lie ran across this melon
the other day in going through the
milo. and considers it an unusual
specimen for the chances it had
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
PERSONAL MENTION

Mayor Bevle vent to Phoenix yes
terdav on business.
Miss Eta Pomerov left for Los
Angeles whore she will make her
home for the present with her
daughters
of Pmal county. was in Mesa yester
day
w. C. Wooton who has been teach
ing for the past year in the Heller
school was in town yesterday Mr.
Wooton formerly was in the insurance
business and stated that he intended
to return to that work.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
MERCER PROPERTY
HAS NEW OWNERS

A five million dollar mining COM
pany is being organized. to be known
as the North Dominion Copper Mining
and Development Corporation, says
the Arizona Record A. Billiard and
Sam Sutherland Of Globe have ac-
CURED the well known and valuable
Mercer mining property at Radium for
themselves and associates This is a
very large tract and rich in copper
lead gold and silver ores, and located
directly on the Arizona Eastern rail-
road.
From explorations made on the
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
GOODWIN TO RUN

Hon. J. c. Goodwin. who represent
ed the county in the house of repre-
sentatives in the last sessions of the
legislature. has announced that he
will run to succeed himself Goodwin
made a good record and is popular
with Tcmpeans and others. Goodwin
will seek nomination on the demo-
cratic ticket ut The primaries.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
Summer Tourist
Rates

Atchison, Kans. .............$ $500
Baltimore, Md. ,...............103 .50
Boston, Mass. INSTRUMENTATION. 1870
Chicago, III. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
Colorado Springs, Colo. ....... $500
Denver, Colo. ........... $500
Duluth, MINI. ............. 1915
Kansas City, Mo. ....... $500
Leavenwo-th, kans. .. $500
Memphis, Tenn. ........ $500
Minnea polls, Minn. .. 71.95
Montreal, P. @. ...., ........ 1O5.70
New York, N. Y. .... 1O5.70
Omaha, Neb. .......... $500
Philadelphia, Pa. ........... 105.7c
Portland, Ne. ......... 1000
Pueblo, Colo. ....,..-.... $500
Quebec, p. @. ............. 1850
ST. Joseph, Mo. .............. $500
| St. Louis, Mo. NATURALIZATION. $500
St. Paul, Mimi. ............. T.95
Toronto. Ont. ....... $3.50
| Washington, D. C. ..... 103.50
August ?, 3, 8, 9, 10, "a, IS, %, 20.
September z, 8, 10, 49,
Final return limit three months from
| date of sale.
Diverse routes-liberal stopovers.
See that your tickets are routed via the
GOLDEN STATE LIMITED
from Maricopa, which will take you
through without change to
Kansas City-Chica go-St. Louis.
For full information address Agent
Arizona Eastern Railroad, Phoenix
Arizona or
GARRETT KING
Gen. Pass. Act. Ei Paso
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
CAPTURES INSANE MAN

Marshal Browning arrested Mexican
Frank, an escaped inmate from the
asylum, Sunday, and that evening
Frank was duly returned to the hos
pital by officers of that institution.
Frank was located by the marshal at
Guadalupe, and made little trouble in
being returned to the city calaboose,
where he was lodged until the officers
came for him.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
CHICAGO PRODuCE


CHICAGO, Aug. l.-Butter, higher;
creamery, 24&i M2S15c
Eggs, receipts II, 957 cases; firsts. %
02315c. ordinary firsts, 22d22 re; at
mark. cases included, l9I27hc
Potatoes, higher; receipts, Is cars.
Virginia barrelled, S2.45d 255; Virginia
bulk, S5m zoe; Ohios, 70n75c.
Poultry. alive, unsettled; fowls, lSc;
springs, IA zoe.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
THE STARS WERE WET

Monday night number of the
ladies Of the Eastern Star with their
husbands went to the swimming pool
near Tempe for a picnic and swim
\ plentiful shower fell upon them
while they were in the water After
warts 4 delightful picnic supper was
INDUCED in. There were about thirty
in the party
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
MISS HECK CONCLUDES VISIT

Miss Gladys Heck of Clinton, Iowa.
left Monday after a six weeks visit
with Mr. and Mr. Frank Griffin She
IS a niece Of the former Hiss Heck
win visit in Derv"-- before returning
o her home town in Sentembor where
;hc skill assume her duties as teacher
in the public schools.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02

NJ. Holiday has been in Ray
since Saturday on business connected
with the wholesale department Of hif
business.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
MAJESTIC THEATER

The call Of the Cumberlands"
from the novel by that name will be
seen at the Majestic tonight 1t is a
story of the feudal activities in Ken
lucky. with remarkably beautiful
equipment. The system Of feuds as
they existed in former days in that
state is brought cut with startling
emnha sis
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
PROF. JENNINGS HERE

Prof :. j. Jennings came down
from Ray Monday evening and will
spend a few days in Tempe before
going back to Ray, where he is work
ing in the machine shops of the mine
there getting some experience in that
line If work
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
Tempe News Notes
SOME WEATHER

The following temperatures though
higher than eastern climate do not
give any true conception Of what it
mas been here for the past week.
Everybody is anXiously watching white
clouds with the PRAYER that rain viii
come. The United States entomology
cal station here shows the following
for the week:
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
KELLOGG AND THE coyore

Some time ago George Kellogg
local booster for the Mountain State
Telephone Company moved to the
country and bought some chickens.
Later he moved back to town bring
ing his fowls with him. Early vester-
day morning he discovered a COYOTE
among his poultry. but owing to lacl;
OF preparedness on Kellogg's part.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
MISTAKE IN ANNOUNCEMENT

Announcement has Oeen made by
mista5e that the regular meeting ii
the Mesa Commercial club viii be to-
ni@ht. The proper date is next Tues
lay night. August s. Two new mem
hers have been added this week.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
Sheep receipts, none; unchanged.
At Kansas City


NEW YORK, Aelg. Copper firm
electrolytic, $25.OO@27.OO.
Iron steady and unchanged. Metal
exchange quotes tin quiet, spot offered
at $685..
At London: Spot copper. &c l05.
Futures. & l04, los. Electrolytic f125
Spot tin, e1G7, 5s. Futures, l6S.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
WILL VISIT HOME

Miss Nell Spillsbury, Of JuareZ, Mex
leo. has written her sister, Mrs. Fanna
Dana. Of Mes:i. that she will be, here
soon on a visit Miss Spilsbury is q
teacher in tho Juarez Academy anG
is a sister Of Lem Spillsbury, the
scout who was captured and held AT
the time Of the fight between mem
hers of the 10th L. $. and CarranZa
soldiers.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
NEW YORK MONEY

NEW YORK, Aug. l-Mercantile
paper, 4c.
Bar silver. G4c; Mexican dollars,
49&C.
Government bonds, steady; railroad
bonds easier.
Time loans, steady; sixty days, ga
SAC. ninety days,SA m3l@c.
Call money, firm; high, 2Ac; low,
2Ac Ruling rate, 2kc.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
THE BUSINESS OF A NEUTRAL

Admiral Mahan's hook 1.-THE Influ-
ence of Sea Power Upon the French
revolution and Empire" was first
published in 1892 but the chanter en- :
Titled After the Berlin Decree" closes
as follows:
1t is the business of the neutral. by
nls PREPARED condition. TO make imno-
lltlc that which he claims is also
wrong The neutral which fails 10 dc
so. which leaves its ports defenseless
and its navy stunted until the emer-
gency comes, will then find. as the
hlted States found in the early wears
"i ms century. an admirable onnor-
unity to write state papers.-Fron
! Golfers Weekly.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
RENT MANLY HOUSE

Prof and Mrs. l.. w. Fiske, Of the
Tempe Normal, have rented the Manly
house, on East Seventh street, formerly
the residence of City Clerk Brown, and
moved in Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Aug. Cotton closed
today at a net advance of 10 to II
points. Cotton futures closed steady.
Oct, $13.5l; Dec, $3.50, Jan, $l3.55;
March, $I371; May, $13.SS. Spot cot
ton steady. middling, $l335; sales, 100
bales.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
OFF FOR FLAGSTAFF

G. F. Howard has gone to Flagstaff
IN tusines visit Hr. Towards
fusines calls him back and forth be-
tween Mesa and Flagstaff during the
summer. affording him ahoundant OPP
ooftunity both to cool off and warm
no again.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
SCHMIDT BUILDING

F. Schmidt is building a small
bungalow on the corner of his prop
erty Forest and Seventh street
which will be occupied by some Of
the members Of the training school
faculty.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
MISS noRoTHy JANE wJNDEs

There arrived at the home of Mr..
and MIS-. Normen Windes, on South
Willow, n beautiful young lady, nam
ed Dorothy Jane Windes of some
pounds in weight
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
HERE FROM RAY

Dr. and Mrs. F. p. Perkins and fam
lily, of Ray, came last night to spend
a day or so with Rev. and Mrs. Roun-
tree at the Christian parsonage. The
doctor and family are enroute for the
coast, where they are to spend the
month of August.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02

r. c. Skillet. former proprietor Of
the Tempe house. but latterly of Viii
liams, is spending few days in
Tempe with his old friends
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
BACK FROM TUCSON

Mrs. Charles H. Prather and family
returned Sunday evening from Tucson,
where they have been spending the
past ten days visiting relatives. Tucson
is no cooler than Tempe, according to
their report.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
BACK FROM NORTH

After month spent in Prescott,
w. {. Grace returned Sunday. His
trip was Cor the purpose of bene-
fitting his health, as he was rather
badly run down. He is very much
improved.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
VISITING AT KYRENE

Misses Jean and Mable Quinn are
spending few days as guests of Miss
Buelah Austin at her home near Ky
rene.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
DINNER PARTY

Mr. ard Mrs. George Kellogg and
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer enjoyed a pleas
ant evening Sunday as the guests Of
Ar and Ms. w. J. Galbraith at dir
ner.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
RED CROSS FUND

Some days ago funds were solicited
for the use in the assistance of fami-
lies of Mexican men who are at the
front with Company 6 1t was learned
that quite a number We're in destitute
circumstances. The fund is under the
supervision of DR. Moeur and Rev.
WILDER Fisk, who are prepared to in
vestigate and supply the necessary as
sistance where the distress is real. A
number Of accounts We're paid from
the fund, but there is left a sufficient
amount to meet any urgent calls.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02

Misses Mabel and Carriebell Parker
were the dinner guests of Miss leila
Austin Sunday, at her home on West
Fifth street.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
LIVES WITH STEEL in HEART
Whether Splinter Works In or Out
Means Life or Death

A Canadian soldier in hospital near
Bromley, Kent, has a thin metal splin-
ter from an exploded bullet lodged in
his heart Its presence was disclosed
by X-rays and, for the time being. no
operation is contemplated. Whether
the metal splinter works in or out
means the difference between life and
death for the patient.
The patient who gets about as free
~ as any cOnvalescent, feels the splin-
ter much in the way that a nail in a
boot irritates the foot. He cannot sleep
on his left side, and finds that prac-
tically sitting up in bed all night is
the easiest way Of getting rest.-Lon-
don Times.
Hire little salesman ut The Re
publican office. A Want Ad will see
| more customers than you can.