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Arizona republican., 1916-02-20
Special Notices


 NOTICE OF SALE-l hereby certi- fy that l have this day, Feb lq 1916. sold my grocery stock and business to my TWO sons (. C. ami J. II. Little,
 !. r. LITTLE,
 We Nin continue to feature quality and service; and will appreciate your future patronage. Little Groc., C. C. Little. l. II, Little. d1 ANY WHO ARE DEAF or partly so who wish to learn to read the liYs may 'o SO free and who can give the bcs. of references. Box lo77 rostofficc.
 GIRLS, GIRLS, Leap Year Hints; ne" book just published. sure to please ~cu. send 2J cents for copy: Mail ing Service. 2lo Holiday Building, h. dianapolis, Indiana. II NOTICE-To miners and prosre,.- tors For S3 we will send you plans and full instructions how to build shelter that will reduce from tG:o to five tons daily. Total cost $l75. Ad dress Ernest Spurlcck, 223 Central Building, Los Angeles. 1, TO ADVERTISE THE ROTH SHOE NJ" will sell you pair of our shoes worth <360 for 50 cents. For ladies girls or boys. We guarantee every pair. only one Pair to 2 customer, mail joc today. A. Roth Shoe Manu- tlcturne Co, Monroe. Eagle and Phoe- nix Sts. an acre of good shoe making Baltimore, Maryland. It
Arizona republican., 1916-02-20
Horse Breeders

tLECTIONEER WILkS bred colt, otis Jr. 2:32l4: Dam Toe Blossom 2:0sH. trial goo Season at Fair Grounds, care Sclman 3-bb
Arizona republican., 1916-02-20
Patent Agencies

HAZARD. KERRY X MILLER
 Oldest Agency in Los Angeles Hazards Book on Patents Free If
Arizona republican., 1916-02-20

BANKRUPT- Stock of teas, coffees and groceries for sale at your own price. Call at II N. lst avenue for information Sale by bids on stock and fixtures. See J. J. Westberg, Trustee in Bankruptcy. db
Arizona republican., 1916-02-20
Business Chances


 FORD touring car excellent shape, chrap. Cor. Gth Ave. and Washing ton St.. Lon Eps,ein. ds FOR SALE Stock fancy Srocerles, rent cheap. 1901 East Roosevelt,
 S-bk FOR SALE-HiS money made tray cling with moving pictures. l have six-reel feature for sale Double money short time; no experience necessary. Apply Box 119S Republican. II FOR SAI4E-Auto repair and ma chiro shop, doing good business Box l02, Tempe. dd Hire a little salesman at The Re publican office. want Ad will see [ more customers than you can
Arizona republican., 1916-02-20
Junk
Music

ROBT. ]. PRATT teacher of violin. Stuiio Board of Trade Bldg. Phone l965. Residence Phone 2671. m
 r. II. ALDEN. PHONE 2f@1
 Piano tuning and repairing 3-bd
Arizona republican., 1916-02-20
Corsetiere
ChiropodIst
Cleaning and Pressing

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 THE EMPRESS Cleaning Works for service. Our work guaranteed. We call for and deliver. Phone l295. 34 ing. tf
 3l00 SAVED Is a 3100 made The Arizona Cleaning Works gives 10 per cent on each s1.O0 worth of cleaning Phone JOS. Mrs. l.. Wilson. If
 MAKE s10O act like $1.5O. Suits cleaned and pressed $l00 Palace Tailoring Co. Phone 1922. If
Arizona republican., 1916-02-20
Wanted - Help, Female


 NANTED - Experienced sa}eslady for notion dept. M Goldwatcr Bros.
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 WOMAN COOK for small sc-
 lect boarding house. Live Wire
 Employment office g South
 Ccn'cr. If WANTED Young girl to assist mornings with light houseuork: one who can sleep at home preferred. Ap- Fly at once to Mrs. Alice, 3aO North 4th avenue. Ii " RITE Motion Picture Plays: 500 each. Experience unnecessary. Details lee to beginners. Producers League. loo Wainwright, St. Louis. II EARN S25 WEEKLY, spare time writing for newspapers, magazines. Experience unnecessary: details free. Press Syndicate. 136 st. Louis, Mo.
 WANTED LADIES All towns, Ari- zona, to demonstrate and take orders for Nu-Bone Corsets. Agents earning from $50 to $200 per month. Write toI booklet. "Corsetry as q Profession. ' Nu-B"ne. 222 ". 9th St. Los Angeles, cal. dd WANTED-A competent girl for general houseWork. Apply Monday morning, 91l North First street. db WOMEN WANTED-F'un time sal a:y $l5.00 selling Guaranteed Hosiery to We9rer; 25c an hour spare time permanent; experience unnecessary. Wcarrroof Hosiery. Norristown Pa. It NANTED-First class seamstross. 415 x. 9th St. Phone 2055. db FIVE BRIGHT, capable ladies to travel. demonstrate and sell dealers. $25 to $50 per week. Railroad fare aid. Goodrich Drug Company, Dept l l50, Omaha, Neb. II WANTED A responsible Womau for homework and care of child: 1 in family. Call today. Sl9 \. 3rd Ave. ds l WANTED--A trimmer Monday al ! Fashion. 311 W. Washington. dt
Arizona republican., 1916-02-20
Wanted-MisceIlaneous


 HIGHEST PIECES for mems clothing The Gem, 227 south Center. Phone 35l4. dd WANTED To rent 80 to loo acres of good alfalfa, with house. R. Wick cy, l.. r. D. !. db
 WANTED Swiss and American watch and clock jewelry repairing. Tie European Expert Watch Maker and Manufacturing JeWeler. E. Brennan, liz West Washington St. Phone 179l l.. r.. Stevens If HIGHEST PRICE PAID for 2nd hand furniture. Dixie Furniture Co. 205 W. Washington. Phone 1574. 3-l WANTED Empty grain bags
 "I!OENIN SEED X FEED co. 125 r. Jefferson St. If
 
 SHIP US your old junk. Highest price copper, bras zinc rubber. sacks, : aluminium, hides, pelts, wool rags and bones; wanted old autos to wreck. Chicago Junk Co, 7th Ave. and Santa Fe tracks. Telephone 17S9. It WANTED turkeys. hens and fryers. IF F.. Jeff Phone 175S. If wANTED-To uu, your mlsflt and castoff suits, and overcoats. City Cleaning Works. 1S East Adams. | Phone 1914. If 1 WANTED-Second hand pianos. We will make you a liberal allowance on any new piano or player. Marvin's. in ! the Ford Hotel corner. u FARMS WANTED-Imploved or unimproved; have S,357 buyers: de- scribe your unsold property, giving | price, location, acreage and owners name. 612 Farmers Exchange, Den Vcr Colo. It TWO MORE USED FORDS wanted; ] give description and price Box 1867 1 Republican. dh A GOOD SIZED setting hen wanted: will pay good price. 3l West Wash ineton. If
 HOW MICH do you want for your farm or unimproved land? C. C. i Buckingham, Houston, Texas. It ! DESIRE TO BE INTERESTED in 1 Eopd HlIilNS company, and can invest Sl3O0; state particulars. Box l23U Republican. db 1 NANTED-FurniUre, rug, etc; win exchange fine typewriter. IT F. Me hinley. dd l WANT A FORD cheap for cash. l29 \. lst Ave. dd DUCKS WANTED-Pho .24S. tf WANTED-Three good Holste:n COWS, fresh soon. ]. T. Bowles. Tempe.
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Arizona republican., 1916-02-20

ONE OF THE BEST HOTELS in the city of Phoenix for sale or trade. IL consists of 5 well furnished rooms. S2 be1 rooms kitchen. dining room and lobby. l. has large roof garden cot room. with 2o well-equipped cots;
 q larec. roomy and well arranged front porch with plenty of chairs. sofas. lounges. swinging couches and T. well-equipped cots for this porch. There is another porch running the fuil length of the house, which makes the finest of accommodations for guests. Five years lease at Sl00.0 pe- month. The house is full all the time. For sale at S2 2o00.00 cash. 21.000.00 down and 5000 per month on the balance. or will trade for q well located $260O.0o residence In Thoenix. J. N. McFate, 46 T.. Adams St. Phone 1iGG. If
 WANTED-To hear from owner of good farm for sale Send cash price and description. D. Y. Bush. Minne apolis. Mnn. II
Arizona republican., 1916-02-20
Florists
''Fuel'' ''
Glass Specialties

OUR COMPLETE GLASS STOCK includes window glass, t1orentine, maize, moss, clipped, frosted, rough wire ribbed and sheet prism glass. Southwestern Sash and Door Co 3l9 ". Jackson Phone 503. dS
Arizona republican., 1916-02-20
Live Stock, Buggy and liar
 ness Exchange

.~~r>~e->>>~~-~>.>>->-N>-~ ~o~.~,-.~~~~~>~>~>~~. Jack Evans-iiorses, harness, bUggies wagons, bought. sold, ex 3l S. 3rd st
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Arizona republican., 1916-02-20

PnONF t,,Dh BIBLE SCHOOL, s411 for Indian men. 20c per hour.
 11-dp
Arizona republican., 1916-02-20
Wanted-Help, Male

SALES MGR. WANTED Something new. Business necessity; retails B. to $loo; enormous profits; no competi- ton. Excellent territory Free sam pies. SaEers Co. 4S9 WainIight St. Louis. 2o
Arizona republican., 1916-02-20

HIGHEST PRICES for men's clothing. The Gem, 221 south Center. Phone 3jl4. dd
Arizona republican., 1916-02-20
Awnings
Auto Time Table


 FIXES AUTO STAGE LINE
 Phoenix Tempe Mesa Chandler Cars leave Phoenix and Mesa every 30 minutes from a. III. until D; m, and thereafter as follows: Leave Phoenix Leave Mesa zoo D. m. e:30 p. m. 500 D. m. 700 ?. m. goo r. m. BOO p. m. 10:30 D. m 800 p. m. Leaves Tempe about 90 minutes after leaving Phoenix. Leave Tempe about 20 minutes after leaving Mesa.
 Mesa Chandler Division Leave Mesa Leave Chandler 500 a. III. S:3O a. m. l0:G0 a. m. 11:00 a. m. F. co a. m goo D. m. 900 r. m. 800 D. m 4:00 r. m. 500 ?. m. 600 D. n. 500 n. m. Fixes LiVery-phone 41t. ll0 N Center
Arizona republican., 1916-02-20

WOMAN COOK for small SC lett boarding house. Live Wire Employment office. g South Ccntcr
Arizona republican., 1916-02-20

UNLIMITED FUNDS to loan on i'm proved ranch or city property F. ]. BENNETT X co. db
Arizona republican., 1916-02-20

WAIVED - Experienced sa}eslady for notion dept. N. Gold~ator Bros.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-20

$200Q.60 TO LOAN on improved city property. Inquire Standard Furniture Co. It
Arizona republican., 1916-02-20
Wanted = Help, Female

GIRL WANTED to care for baby : years old. S15 x. Center. U
Arizona republican., 1916-02-20

Nouhs man. hieh school graduate. two wears experience 'u offire work. books, filing and waiting on counter, gener- ally useful. Give me a chance to show my worth and will make good. Not afraid of long hours or hard Vo.k Can give .lr. Stauffer of The Republican as reference r. Halloran. Republican. di
Arizona republican., 1916-02-20

WANTED Young girl to assist
 mornings with light housew ork: one Wh" can sleep at home preferred. Ap- .Ily at once to Mrs. Alice, 29O North 4th avenue. r.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-18

champion among champions, home by
three yards in special 500-yard
event, scheduled as Central Anna
teur Athletic union title race. The
winners time was 6:1S 3-5, three sec
onds slower than the record held by
McGillivray. ;
As kid providing the dark waters
off the Barbados, Brown swan all
distances from 100 yards to 10 miles.
After long course of trainingaround
Bridgetown he came alone to Chicago
in 1914, joined the Central Y. M. c. A.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-18

Newest Sensation Among Natators
Took First Lesson in Barbados and
Bids for Worlds Title.
and went in for a special schooling
under Coach Harry Hazelhurst.
Brown was an apt pupil from the
start. He knew nothing Of the crawl
stroke used by the crack speed swim
mers, but mastered this style in a
month. ~ '..,> s-
Early in 1915 he enrolled with the
Hamilton club and competed with
success in every race of any distance,
appearing in the Marathon swims at
Memphis, Cincinnati, St Louis and
Chicago. ,
The Memphis Mississippi river grind
at eight miles resulted in a walk
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-18
CONSUMERS co. PROFITS BIG
DESPITE WEATHER MAN

DESPITE WEATHER MAN
Consumers Co., the coal and ice
trust of Chicago, earned profit of a
dollar apiece off every man, woman
and child in Chicago last year-and
then some.
Annual report Of Pres. Fred Up
ham says gross profits were $685.
521. Take out from this all the high
salaries of the officers and the not-so-
high wages of the truck drivers and
teamsters, slip $50,8S7 to the news
papers and bilIboards for advertising,
slip $319,775 to bankers and bond
holders for interest, and take out
nifty sum for depreciation and re-
pairs" and the balance for dividends
is 1904, 500.
So it looks like the coal and ice
game is not so bad. And the charity
bureau of Consumers Co. hasn't
given away so much coal to the poor
people that the company is going
bust.
Among directors are Morris S. Ro-
senwald, the millionaire garment
luduuLdCLuISE, OOyuuOu1 hOAA1o, a
lawyer who represents the Letter es-
tate; William Wrigley, the chewing
gum king, who tells us to look for
the spear" John P. Hopkins, former
mayor and also heavy stakeholder
in Peoples Gas and Commonwealth
Edison; and F. S. Peabody, head of a
mining company.
Explaining why profits dropped as
compared with previous years, Up
ham says 1915 had "the warmest
February since 1882 and the warmest
April in the history of the weather
bureau and the coolest May, June, Ju-J
ly and August since 1875. Our ice
business alone showed decrease Of
40 per cent" Z
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-18

away for Brown in 1854. ,..
This aquatic marvel, who works
daily in a department store within
Chicago's loop, trains at night. He
has on several occasions threatened
the worlds mile record of 23:40 3-5,
established nine year ago by Charles
M. Daniels of the New York A. @.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-07
MAY SUE PROPERTY OWNER FOR
JUDGMENT AGAINST THE CITY

In the belief that the property own
er is ultimately responsible for dam
ages incurred hv the city on account
of defective sidewalks. the council in
structed city Attorney Thomas n.
Wilkerson To bring suit against Mrs.
Mariana Armiio for the amount that
the city has To pay on the Judgment
recently granted Amado Chavez, IT,
Chavez obtained judgment for $500
by default Alderman Grunsfeld asked
the city attorney wlfy hr WAS not pres
ent Mr. Wlkerson replied with a.
questions What answer could YOU
make He said the court heard tess
tmonv before entering judgment
Chavez alleged that ne was injured
in falling ON North Second street A
wooden sidewalk is raised above the
line of other sidewalks at the point
where the accident occurred he said,
The council took action looking to-
ward the removal of dangerous wood
en- sidewalks, nstrueting the city en-
gneer TO tear them up, and for the
repairing of an faulty walks, directing
that the owners be notified TO make rec
mfrs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-07
l. W. SLATO OF BOVINA, TEN AS,
IL CANDIDATE FOR SECRETARY

When the nominations are opened
lof the election of officers for the
Idhhandle and Southwestern Stock
men association, F. w (Billy) Flato,
H Bovina. will be contender for
me secretaryship of the organization.
Mf flato yesterday verified the re-
port that he viii seek the office and
said ne felt he is well qualified and
mas the ability.
MI. Flato is a Texan He has been
IN the cattle business in several cap
telties for the past quarter of CEN
'uly. He is known by nearly all the
'oNlnen in Texas and also in this
Secton. Mr.. Flato reported receiving
much encouragement from the Texas
~uu New Mexico cajtiemen, YESTERDAY
According to Mr. Flato he win adj
'ocate important changes in he rules
ana bylaws Of Tie association He
WIZ support an amendment which
VIII allow the executive committee
70 elect the secretary instead of the
unanimous vote of the convention.
know the business Of the office
ma am therefore capable Of handling
,"e affairs. l have been in the cattle
,usiness long enough TO know said
Alf. Fiato yesterday TO journal re-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-07
ANOTHER OIL COMPANY
FOR THE PEC0S VALLEY

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE TO MORNING JOURNAL
Artesia. Y. NJ, March G.-Another
company is at work IN the middle Pc
cos valley securing leases on land near
the Brown well southeast of Artcsia,
for the purpose of doing development
work in this field J.. G. Denning, Sec
rotary and treasurer If the National
Plaster company is most actively In
terested in the work to such an extent
that he will i'm the near future sever
his connections with the plaster COM
pany aud devote his entire time to
getting Il block OF leases in shape
where they can he successfully ham
died for promotion Associated with
Mr. Dehning is one Of the biggest oil
promoters of oklahoma City, who has
had his eyes on the Pecos valley field
for several months
This company offers what Is consid-
cred the most favorable lease ever pre-
scented To farmers i'm this section of the
country Briefly, # is the purpose to
commence work on a deep well within
six months If from 500 to 1000 acres
of land in fair block can be secured.
4 part of The leases are already
signed and Mr. Denning antieipaes no
great difficulty in securing the re-
l1ainder
The company VIII drill to a depth Of
3 900 feet unless rtYing oil is found
before that depth The menbers of
the company appear 10 be men who
have plenty OF money TO back mp then
contracts. and then offer 20 place the
leases in escrow iu an ArtesIa bank
until their part Of he contract is full
filled is having the effect Of slimulat-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-07
THE GREAT DIVIDE
TO BE HERE THURSDAY

Under the direction of Edgar Lewis,
the newly engaged producer for the
Lubin company, the company number
ing sixteen with camera men, earpen-
tiers and guides, were duartered 1T the
bottom of the Grand Canyon of Arr
IONA for more than four weeks in the
taking of the remarkable exterior
scenes of the production, which are
generally praised as the most beauti-
full scenic views ever shown on the
"The Great Divide" is heralded as
one of the most expensive productions
which has been produced by any of
the makers Of motion pictures and it
abounds with thrill upon thrill and a
standard of playing which be-
speaks credit for every one Of its cast
from the stars to the most humble
player
The Crystal theater has booked
"The Great Divide as the special at
traction for Thursday and Friday
March and TO-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-07
PAC|F| C ROAD
MAY Be SOLD To
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-07
50 PASSENCER RS
STALLED F OUR
DAYS At CHAMA
Appeal to Colorado Authorities
for Assistance but Snow
Blockade Becomes Worse;
No Help in Sight


Denver colo March g. Thirty
five passengers on a Denver and Rio
Gmndc PASSENGER train stalled four
DAYS nj Chama, ~ A.. by drifting
SNOW todnN appealed in telegram
fer q relief expedition, through the
state puhhe utilities commission Of
colorado
Tho telcsrm received 10y the COM
missionc@ stated that no relief WIS in
sight
Officials II thc railroad company
M Denver 10 whom tho request for
a tcl9'cnpeditIon was referred, stated
that every thing possible would De
done no once
Amons those marooned is 4. A..
Lee. formerly deputy state attorney
general
The storm blockade ON the Ala
mosa-pWneu line of the Denver &
Rio Grande railroad continued To-
day Late reports from Marshall
Pass stated snow was falling heavily
there.
The body of G. II Mathews. express
messenger lost IN Black canon, when
a train was struck 10y Il snowslied,
had net been found up to late today
Durango. colo. tonight was cut off
from ALI communication with the out
side world Telephone lines failed
south OF Alamosa, while commercial
companies reported general prostra-
tiun of facilities IN the southwest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-07
ARIZONA URGES ACTION IN
FAVOR or THE GRONNA Bill

a telegram expressing his regrets
for not being able 10 attend the Pan
handle and Southwestern Stockmen' S
convention was received yesterday By
!. II Nations president Of the asso-
cation from Dwight =. Heard, Of
Phoenix. Ariz. Mr.. Heard is well
known stockman and has always
taken an active part in the conyen-
tions. but because OF business mat
tiers he Was unable to attend the meet
ing here
The telegram is as follows
Had hoped to show my interest
i'm the exceptionally effective work
your association is doing by attend
ing your annual convention at Albu-
querque. Matters have arisen which
prevent my attendance Kindly con-
vey tc my friends my best regards
and sincere sood WISHES for a sue
cessful convention Latest informa-
ton from Washington indicates there
is at least chance for the passage
Of the Gronna bill providing for the
general classification of unreserVed,
unappropriated lands of the west.
The passage of this measure would
certainly be a step in the right di
reetion and hope your convention may
take favorable action.
DWIGHT b. HEARD.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-07
ACTRESS TELLS
HOW To CONCEAL
PAINFUL TRUT H
JuIiette Day. Leading Lady of.
"Twn Beds Company, Re-
yeaIs Secret Of Interest toI
Every Woman,

The secisat Of how to conceal the
fact mat You're "A homelN woman hts
been discovered by little Miss Juliette
Day who PLAYS Blanche Hawkins in
the salisbury Ficld-Mayo laugh fes-
tival, Irwin Beds" az the crystal
Monday. March lS, and because she
is so far from danger of being thought
to have made the discovery ON her
self. she makes bold to let the secret
escape She does not say where she
learned it-wheu she IS assured that
she never learned it in her mirror,
she only smiles.
To be exact IL isn't so much how
to conceal the fact that you're homely
as to establish the fact that you're
chic" she says. every woman. no
matter how pretty she is. has some
little woakness--the thing 10 do IS
10 feature it. AS we SAY, back stage.
The only way to make sure that your
weakness viii never betray you Is 10
parade il. constantly. fearlessly aud
deliberately. If your nose is "a frac-
ton long, wear a feather that makes
IT longer Every mortal being who
looks at YOU viii then think that
You approve of your nose-and such
il the nature OF mortals-win uncon-
sciously being TO approve Of 1t them-
selves.
The result Of this is--chic lndi-
viduality Is another, clumsicr name
for IT, At any rate. my theory IS
right They have been SAYING 1t fer
ages in that compact old piece Of adj
vice Take he hull by The horns
Women don't seem 20 have learned Il,
IN the matter of their elothcs-Whcn
obey do, they can do wha, they want
With the unNerse-have the sun and
the moon and the stars ana the vote
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-07
BUFFALO He AID
IS EXHIBITED At
SAN JOSE MARKET
UnuuaI Sight Presented to
Visiting Cowmen by Enter
priSing Central Avenue Mer-
chants From Jones Herd,


The enterprising san jose market
has treat in store for the visiting
cowboys and citizens of Albuquerque
in the form of buffalo meat purchased
from the famous buffalo Jones
herd located at Portales, ~ NJ
The carcass was delivered by Wells
Fargo express yesterday morning and
The head and hide will be mounted and
on display in the show window of the
market during the convention.
Buffalo" Jones, who is well-known
in Albuquerque, has rendered a SER
vice in preserving the buffalo from
complete extinction that is recognized
by scientists and lovers of wild life
throughout the country When the
buffalo was All but extinct i'm America
he organized an expedition i'm the ear
~ sos of which Emerson Houeh. the