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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-24
Ron Der &Ibfeite.

Den @bsleuten @uitap Bohrer uon
@rown apenue 1T Elm S6bulein 9ebOf
rem poroen.
sSrau GnbrsaS @rdber uon Wteaoow
gpsuue lit am Wtontas 8ormittag nah
elmer sintdsisen 3ranfbeit i'm alter uOn
60 Sabren gsitorbsn.
Srau Soispb S6euer BON Bird
Stra6s LIT am uerflohenen Donneritae
ua6 mehrwDhsntliher 9runtbsit seitor'
ben. Sie mar 25 Sabre alt uno 60
iibsrlsbsn lie Der @atte uuo msbrsre
&inber.
@eoree g., Der 10idbrige Sobn oes
Bultlergeauten unb Srau @harles USE
Der pon @ebar Guenue, LIT letten Oon'
uerlta9 elmer pisrmonatli9sn 6ranfbeit
trlegen. Die Ssiiesuns erfolste an
Sonntas I'M PittstOu aUsnns SrisbbOf.
Paftor GbsooOr s. Sahn BON Yisw
gort bat ben Ruf Der 9idorn StraBe
Presbpteriihen @emeinoc angenommsn
uno miro nah Scranton tommen, TO-
balb pis feline Rsitsnutiou uOn isiuer
ississn @smsinoe angenommen 1T.
als elm srossr S6littsn nit udt
3nabsn am Sonntas ben Glib Baibr
inston ausuue 9ussl biuabiaufte. per-
Tor Der Ssiter btTelben, Der 13idbrisG
@sorss Sartmunn uon Riusr Strabe,
bic &Ontrolls osfelbsn unb sr fratte In
ben @aferitod on Der @de uon Riusr
Strabs. Sartmann erbislt, wte mar
3ur 3eit befhrhtste. wubriheinli6 einsu
Shdbelbruh. uno mau nabm ibu In
fra9li1en Suifano nah BEN Staat 30
ipital. 3msi @efdbrtsn, Der 14idhris'
abrubam Jiewman Don 3weitsr StrOBt
unb Der 13idbrise albert Wfiller uOu
@rfter StraBs, erbielten ben 3Orper
jeri4unbsn uno ssfdnittsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-24
@tr tuoIle,s id)retbets.

S&rsib. btntihss VOll, ins Bud Der
Ntligei4iHte
Sur ale Seitsn oies nit etinem Slut
llns mar Der 2ampf nur ein Symbol
I'm 9ifte,
limb 9er3 uno 6anb mar rein, mar
treu, mar gut.
Dir sinssn siniam bur4 ben 8hgsnwulo
nno. .lsrnten ihwetssnb, mas auf @rosn
galt,
limb sIaubtsn bod on bsrrliHss Boil.
brlngen.
8ir bsbtsn ME um unisrsr 3uiunft Cos.
llno Widr6en ioIlsn eiuit nod BON uns
linseu.
8is mir i'm 9eiO,n unb i'm Siss,n srOB.
Shrei5t, osutihes Bolt, on beinsr
Seinoe S6aaren
SIR alls !3sitsn Oiss NIT Osinsm . dwert:
S1ir merOen unire bentI1t @rbe mabren.
rlno menn bic Welt babel In Stiide
fdbrt.
Dof)-ift aud blutil unlrer 3linse
Sdrift,
g8ir mlnen unire Seele frsi Don @ift
User 10 wte mir fhr ieiner Sterne 8elu
belt,
SIR i,insn Soft nnb isinsn SimmsI
fi1t.
Den itrsIft nift mebr bes @aGenpolfs
@emeinbeit,
llno susr @Ott-oas 1T Der unire niAt
S9rsib. bsuti6ss Bolt, tisf, tisf Ia
| cein @eoGhtnib
Die Oiamen aller, bic ibr Ulut per
iprhbt,
llno fir asonsn bite Oas 8ermd9tuit
Das aus ben @rdbsrn In Die 3ufunf
blhbt.
llnb frSblif lsbre sinsm isosn 9ino
Der Sreunoe Jiamsn, Die 10 tpenis iinb
90 lebren mir ben anoern beuti1e Sitte
Die unler Solf i'm tietlten 2erne 3eist
Das beutite Solf, 3u itolj elmer 8itte
@s bat fid germ In frsism Dant seusist
llno molten. i6rsibsn bod ss In Oi
Sterne
limb ole iollsn es bort lsubten iebu:
l8ir blsibsn beutf6 uuo perbsn Dsut
id1e bleiben
unb nur nit unisru Sternen untsr
9ehn.
g8ir iennen unire ihntre. beil'9eP fliht
Die VDelt 1T 6unfsl, uno ts weroe Sihi
llno bieieS @laubsns ieIises 8srbsiseu
Das oeuti6ss @sisn srft ON Gag
enott,
Du @ott iit nsist uno ipri4t: n@
LIT pollenbet L.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-24
mas tf rnbuutbarteit9

so is ct in Oieie Welt!" fasts Elm
ansebeiterter 8erliner Dor benz &ir9s
bof, aIs elm grobmG9tiser 2ei9enaus
an tbm boriibertam. ~ipenn 10 Elm be-
rtebnter Mann iterbt, ipie Der ba, ben
iie iebt inbuooeIn, 0enn iino Te ole
ba un MAIDEN Seiihter. @enR absrIt
Elm bertebmter Mann ieboren tpirb, ia,
oenn timmert iid tssne &abs um ibn,
I'm bos 1T eben bic rnbuatbGrteit Don
oes menidti9e SeI9Ie9t!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-24
Sbbe 9arf NOti;en.

- Stdulsin Wiae @resu uon Ssbnter
Strabe unb Sranf Dsdelni6 BON Stib
W2ain auenue uurosn Wfontus Wior.
gen In Der ct. Sobanuis Stride onr@
Bfarrsr 8. 2S. Srider gum Suno fiirs
Sebsn sinSsiesnet.
= Der SO Sabre nlte g8illiam Wins
sbran uon Diuiiion Strass fttirjte am
Sounta9 BON oem DAD oes 9ampton
3sGslbuuiss unb trus eineu Shdbels
bruh oauon. @r nurbe In beiinnungSs
loism 3uftanb naG BEN Wtoiss Ea1lor
Spipital gsnommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-24
Mns bem Dberen Sbale.
(Gr6bal6 @orreipoubeni.)

- Nls Der BoSen ibrer Sammer In
Sobnlon 9io. 1 Ssde Der PsnuigIounia
&oblsn @ompanie su Cidlon @itp iih
Samitas Siadmittus gu b.bsn anfins.
fonntsn Die 3mei 8srslsute Nlbert 9ias'
tonfosfi un6 Nntboug EoIOnansfp pom
DidiOn @itD iih nidt i4nell In Sih
srbsit brinssn nnO bic j5olss mar. bob tie
smilHen 6em Boben nno Der Oede 1u
Eobe gebriidt nnrben. Der nnfall 1T
elmer 8sridisbuns in Der uutsrsn Sam'
msr 3u3ui6reibsu, poOur4 Der Soosn
aehoben nurbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-24
@nfes.@arre Oepti,en.

= Sobu S'Donnen BON 4aumann
StruBe,. Sitsnos. 1T um Samitas uls
SalibmluSsr unter 81 900 8hrsidaft
fur eiu @ri6einsn I'm Der. Staaten Sc.
riht 9sftellt noroen. @r 1T beihulr
oist. faIihe flint @sntsittde aHsefertiSt
su bauen unb bic u0thi9e Nusriiitun9
bate er I'm Belis. S'Donnsll sisbt
gu, oaB er einise Nidsls anfsrti9ts, mill
absr feline usraussabt baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-24
2aGaipanua 3ipei0

Die rsselmdBiss Rouutsusriamm'
lung obisen Smsises finOst morssn
(5reita9) abeno pie sem6bnlih i'm Sic.
osrtranB So iino on aOams gusuus
itatt.
SSir srwurtsn. baB Oisie Sisuns fid
ME sewObnliG, ju elmer resiamen se'
ftulten wiro, ouber aud elm 3ablreidss
@rideinsn idmmtlider WtitslieOer uno
Delssaten srwiiniht lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-24
Mibper an b mis-.

9tlte Dame (iibt in sinem @iiens
babnpasen uno fiiblt ii9 our9 ben
Rau4 mebrerer 3igarren 70 belditist,
bab fe gum 5enitcr binuusFebt uno
ben @daffner ruff: s0urf man in
oieiem GOupe rau6en9"
S4affner (oienitfertis): ~Satpobl,
tpenn bic Serren orinnen nidts bages
gen baben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-24
(@arbOnbals @orreiponosns.)

- Srdulsin 9lsttis Sausnftsin BON
Belmont Strabs, 81 SABRE oft, III ON
Sonntag absno mad brsiu6hentli&er
2ranib.it Der 2unusnsntshuouns srle'
aen. ole mirb uon elmer SAwsiter
nnb fiinf 8riiosru iibsrlsbt.
- Die 8obnuns bss Pbilip Malar
on Blum ausnne ipurbe frhb Samitas
Wiorssn Ourh cine iibsrbsi3te 3amin.
6ffnuns In Brano sefest uno uOn ben
5lammen 3srit0rt Der Serluit betrd9t
SO, 900. Ole SuiaHen battsn Elm isbr
fnappes @ntfOmmen uno litten fart In
Der bsrridenoen 9dlts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-24
eotarrb fouu nitt,t furirt ,perS,

8atarrb fonn nidbt furirt tperben
eur6 lpiaIt appliiatiOutn, ba ft ben Clip bn
stranibsit Mot trrtiHtn fOnntn. 4ataTTb 10
Elm. BIui. pbsr GpnfimttOHs. Rranfbtit uHb um
4. iu bsilsn, mhet Sbr innuli&t WittI NIB
men. pals aataTrb.S Sfur pirb ttnetuUmmtn
pne pirft birtft auf bas 8lui unO bic fdItimist
SbnhGHt. Saa's aaiaTrb-Stur ID ftinf Quad.
laIbu- Mthi,in. Sit purbt felt SabTsn pom
siusm hsr hiftn Auitr bisits eanhss sHprbnsi
unp IN sin rssslmdbisss Raspt. Sis bsirbi
aus ben btfien btiannttu 1ouira, ptrbunbtn nit
ssn bsIfm neutrality-suspicious., hit eirfit auf
bic S6Isimebnniht piTfrH. Die peffummsnf
gabineuue bsr ,pti SeRaueipsiIt ID %, nae
GeId' punbrpollt Rtlultait BET btT ptilane ppn
aatarrb bsrpOrbriusi. eabt Gu& 3ruSniiis
umIsnif etbsn.
q. 8. &6tuts & 60, Gtesnib., GcIsbc, 3.
gItrfauft ppu alitu apotbtInn. pTtis 75e.
glsbmtt pal's 6umtItsn- piasn fiiEBeTfopfuus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-24
Der 6errim 6aufe.

Sic: ~Wenn Ou eeraoe 2uF bGttsit.
10 barfit bu beute abeno einmal ins
Dirtsbuus seben!"
@r: ~2uit bdtt i'd i9on = uber
i9 seR ni9t!"
Sic: ~Darum beun ni9tG-
CT: sd mill au9 sinmaI msinen
DiIIen bdbsn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-24

= Moiss Riss, @issntbhGer bee Dor
eilifen @ohen burh Ssuer jsrit0rten
9pcsum I bsaters on Psun ausnne, er'
tIdrte ssftsrn, baB iObalo pie m6sIiA
elm neuss &bsatsr9ebduoe 6as 3eritOrte
srissen fol-.
@sorss Z. Didion, ber mobile.
fannte Sabrifant uno 8nnfier, uno elm
Pionisr Der Stabt, III leste 9iaht In
ieinsr BObnuns on Ssfferiou Nusnus
plOsli9 sin.m 5erBihluss erlesen er
mar 85 Sabre olt uno nur eiuen Gag
unnobl.
- Die Stra6enbabn Nugsitsllten,
beren 8sreinbarun9 nit Der Scranton
Railpop @ompanie am 1. gpril ab.
luuft. babsn iif eutialOfen. cine 2obn'
srh6hung uon 20 ProIent Bu perlaneen.
sic iiuO nit ben arbsits,uftdnosn unb
iOnitlsem 3ufrieoen, aber Der 2Obn III
lbnsn Sn esrine.
= Bilfof Soban bat enbsfltis sni.
ihisoeu. baB i'm Sriiblin9 auf bem
@runoithd on Der @de BON @ibion
Stra6s unb TaDlOr 9lueuue cine nsus
iatbolilhs 2irhe errihtet merben fol-,
bic smiIhsn $30. 900 unb $40. 900 foiten
miro. Die Pldne fur bas @ebduoe,
oas Sisraum fur eiDa $50 Perlonen
bubsn wlrO, iinO bersits fertis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-24
9ieabnunospoIIen@Gtern.

XIV y u ~ y lle u " 'le H.
S9ultameraO: n6iir9teit bu bid
oenn ni9t, nit biefem 3eugnis nad
Saufe gu tommen9"
~Ree; t9 babe faOn u9t Sage lang
Gbf9ldssSablungen .getriegt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-24
Or bsrIauate mad ieiner Pteife, unO

Or brrlungte mod irinsr Pfsife, unb
oiss mar fsin iibler barometer. rYor
flint 98ofsn," i6reibt 5ruu q. Slap
uon gBeit Bruintree, Wtah., fam msin
Wtann fraut pom NBaloe heim. @r
wuroe TO ihlimm, bnB sr faum utmsn
fonnts. SD bahte iOfort on Sorni's
Nlpsnirdutsr, oenn 60 bate ,bn friiber
Iton einmal pon elmer 8ranfhsit es.
beilt. SD CAB es ibm re9elmIBi9 icosn
Gag; er fins On. bsier 3u wsrOsn, bic
er id,lie6lih zines Gases naf ieiner
Yfeife uerlansts. Sect wuBte it be-
ltimmt, ous es gut nit ibm itebs.
yiad) elm paar 2asen 9ins er wieoer an
feline arbsit. sludlih hbsr feline mis6er.
.rlnnste @tiunbbet, uofir mir febr
oanibar iiuo."
TanIsnoe habsn @eIunbbeit unb
9raft tn bisism alten Srduterhsilmitiel
asfunben. 5rust ni9t banah In apo.
tbefeu. @s 1T bort uldbt ju baben. Ion'
bern es niro ben 9snten Oireit 9eliefert
uon ben Serltsllsrn Or. Pster Sabr'
nsp & cons Co.. 1875 90. 9opne
Nus., @bicuso, Sd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-24

BsstslIs das -woehsnbIatt"
Arizona republican., 1916-11-04
Wanted - Help, Male

WANTED-General farm hand or small dairy and fruit farm. single or married. If married, wife to do house work. Poard and room furnished
 Begin work Nov. 20. Steady employ ment Write C. K. Wilcox. Winkel- man, Ariz. Give age, farm experi- ence. etc. State where l can see you fair week. n
Arizona republican., 1916-11-04
For Sale Houses

WHO COULD ASK MORE
 Living room has gas furnace, fire place. book ease. window seat, maple floor. fine electric fixtures. center table. oak rockers. and fine rugs Dining room has large built-in china closet, maple floors. triple windows, dining room table. oak dining room chairs, fine rugs and electric dome. Kitchen has gas range. large water tank and heater, chairs. sink. and swell built-in cuphoards Two bedrooms have fine beds. chairs. maple floors and large closets Large screen sleeping porches and furniture Also room for refriger- ator and storage.
 Construction of house. brick. pebble dash. fine porch. cement walks. lawn shade. east front, lot 50 by 140, back yard fenced with Paige wire steel gate at rear. house built ? years, and in best of condition. Close in and most desirable location.
 Cost owner over S42O0, going to be sold for S33OO $500 cash and S30 pei month on the balance. If you are looking for home. you will miss 1t fl you fail to see this. Ask Fred A. Dib- hie. liS N. lst Ave, with Griffir Alone"
Arizona republican., 1916-11-04

FOR SALE-Modern room brick house. West Pierce St, $1600.
 N. A. MORFORp fl FOR SALE-watch Phoenix Crow Four-room modern house, sl250, $50 cash and SIS per month: 7-room house, well furnished. s2750. s200 cash and $25 ger month. 5-rOom modern brick, hard wood floor. all built-in effects, s2250, fi00 cash. balance s20 per month; these places are really going for less than cost of construction and arc sold like rent M. II. Shelton, 2l5 West Wash . tnEfon. Open Sunday fl
Arizona republican., 1916-11-04
AUCTION SALE OF CUT GLASS AND HAND PAINT TrN CHIN

AT TAYLORS AUCTION HOUSE SATURDAY. NOV. {. F. M., 1916.
 This is very good sale of furni- ture. consisting of our usual supply Of eve ryCay need; We also have a biz sale of cut glass and hand painted china. this Is fine. Come and see ,. on display. to be sold Saturday. Also chickens. pigeons and stock. as usual, l fine jump seat surrey.
 H I PLUMMER. Auctioneer 1T
Arizona republican., 1916-11-04
Auctions
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AUCTION SALE FINE-ACkE RANCH
Ia- " EtI7 Nfsts - EE WED\ESRAI, NOV. \, l9lt

WEDNESDAY, NOV. S. 1916.
 Commencing at l:SO o'clock D. m. | am instructed by the owner to sell at auction. hls improved 5-acre tract, located Cor S. Thirteenth Ave. and LIluert St. just south Of Buckley 3 road. Frontage on both S. Thirteenth and = Fifteenth Ayes. Fenced an cross fenced. City lots adjoin north fence. s-room house and screen uurch Excellent chicken yards. Drilled well. plenty of shade and some fruit trees. Terms S6.00 cash. balance easy terms.
 JAS. MHERRY. owner
 C. O. McMURTRY, Auctioneer.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-04
For Sale Eggs and Poultry

BUFF ORPINGTON EGGS: cocker els. bullets. chicks with mothers. il39 East Monroe street FINE THOROUGHBRED Buff Rock cockerels. for breeding. Phone 6J4. Edw. Habecker, Phoenix WANTED-Customers for today $ eggs delivered tomorrow. Phone l25R5.
 1.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-04
REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER
Phone 422
For Sale-Automobiles

FOR SALE-Ford roadster. Call 25 No. 11th St.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-04

FORD RUNABOUT-Extr body for light delivery. Oversized tires. ma chine only run q few thousand miles, still on original tires. A snap at $@99S5 Third house north of Os- born road Cn Central Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1916-11-04
For Saie - Miscellaneous

NEW ORANGES. grape fruit ana fall melons. wholesale and retail. Low est prices. Phoenix Fruit and Produce Co, ll9 w. Jefferson. If
 FOR SALE-Large building. easily moved. can be used as house. barn or nay shed, cost $S00.00 to build will sell for S3J0.O0. J. C. Agnew. $40 N Laurel Ave In
 70 CLEAN suit barrels for sale. 9. each. Will not sell less than ten Maricopa Creamery. l
 FOR SALE-All kinds of second hand farm implments. harness. wa sOns and horses. buy. trade or ex- thange. Sll0.O0 cash register, will sell cheap. Farmers Exchange Second Hand, ills East Van Buren. NJ. Im- prial. 1t
 NEARLY NEW 24 wagon, rlgged for camping. O K Corral. Points
 If FOR SALE-17O stands of bees, in good shape. Box 6S9 Republican. ll-l FOR SAI-E--About 2l5 stands of bees. Have as good a location us any in valley good honey house, tanks. extractor. all other equipment that goes with a bee apiary. Your price Is mine. Address or call l29 West Adams. Tn FOR SALE CHEAP-Eighty squares second hand galvanized corrugated 1 iron in good condition at S250 per square. The O'Malley Lumber Com pany Phone l20i bs
 NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER | Plant these months: in the Salt River ! Valley and Southern Arizona, eleva | tions to $500 feet:
 Beets. Carrots. Lettuce, onion Seed Onion Sets. Parsley. Parsnips. Peas Radishes, Spinach, Turnips. Cabbage ! Plants, Cauliflower Plants. Strawberry [ Plants. Lawn Grass
 Flower Seeds-Alyssum. African Dali ' sy, Calendula. Candytuft. Carnation. , Cen'aurea, ClaTkia. Coreopsis. Cosmos | Daisies Globe. AmaTanth. Gaillardia ! Hollyhock, Larkspur, Mignonette. Mic otiana. Nigelia. Pansy. Petunia, Phlox l Topples. SeabiOsa, Stocks. Spencer Sweet Peas.
 Sulbs-H Hyacinth. Tulips. DaffodIls Paper White. Narcissus. Chinese Lily F-eesia, Spanish Iris, Gala Lily. Anna - wills, Anemones, Crocus. Oxalis. Ran ] Cnculus.
 All the Above Supplied by the ARIZONA SEED COMPANY Buy the Best-We Do' | l31 N Central Ave. Phoenix, AriZ
Arizona republican., 1916-11-04

FOR SALE-Five work horses: 1 driving horse; farm implements; har- ness; light buggies wagon: furniture. threshed clean milo maize. Pc per pound. Mrs. Laura Haigler. Tempe. If
 SECOND HAND sewing machines. all makes 2O9 West Washington: White Sewing Machine Agency. If
 FOR SALE-A 1916 model Indian motorcycle. in first-class condition, tandem attached, Prestolite, speedo- meter. tools. complete; easy terms. Bertram Bros. Electric O., 16 South Center
Arizona republican., 1916-11-04
For Sale - Miscellaneous

RESTAURANT OR STORE COUN- TIERS. shelving. private boxes and
 matched flooring. glass front shelves, for bread or pies at Ford's Second Hand store. If
 BLACK AND GALVANIZED IRON ROOFING. 2 and cents at Ford g Second Hand Store. If
 MANURE FOR sALE-Phone i2iJ5.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-04

LARGE LINE of rebuilt automo- piles at a price anyone can afford 1914 Ford touring ear. all good tires, first class mechanical condition, a real bargain for s250; 1916 Ford touring car, has wire wheels V shape radiator, bumper, electric horn and starter party leaving city, will take S3S0: Studebaker 30. touring car. good shape S290: 1916 King touring car, runs and looks like new, a real bar gain at s795; Studebaker coupe, this ear has run 5000 miles, cost S1.45O. mechanically perfect, sG50 Many others.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-04

SOME GOOD BARGAINS in used Fords at the Chevrolet Garage. 3l6 East Washington St. k
Arizona republican., 1916-11-04
For Sale Real Estate


 leo ACRES DEEDED LAND in the heart Of artesian belt, good flowing wells On all sides. Six miles south - east pf san simon. AriZ. Will eX- change for 40 acres improved land near Phoenix. k. A. Kidwell San simon. Ariz bs SO ACRES Of fine land, under Ele rhant Butte dam. paid {2000 for ii, uill take Sii00 inside of 90 days Ad- ar...s Box aa5 Republican. 1t
Arizona republican., 1916-11-04

Hire a little salesman at The Re- nnhlican office. A Want Ad will sec more customers than you can. i,
Arizona republican., 1916-11-04

PHOENIX, INGLESIDE AND SCOTTSDALE STAGE-Mrs. Nj.
 Bradley, Mgr. Time of departure: Leave Phoenix. 4. NJ, II A M an1 30 p. Nj. Leave Seottsdale, s:30 A. NJ. P. NJ, 5:l5 P. M. Stage leaves HuEters Drug Store. corner Adams street and First. Office Phone, 63s. Residence oi one Sa7l if
Arizona republican., 1916-11-04
Auto Time Table

All cars stop minuteh on request to allow passengers view of Roosevelt Dam. 45 minutes for lunch at Fish Creek Hotel.
 PACKARD and CADILLAC CARS We call for passengers and baggage
 PHONE 1920
Arizona republican., 1916-11-04
Au&o Clearing House .Con&imsmGal Garage
 1OS N. Second Ave.
 F first Glass Machine
 Shop i'm Connection.

TOIN s'NIT dN d UdTEdIII, d NTIuIIIItIs
 touring car in excellent condition: all new tires. Phone ll5y. If
 FORD ROADSTER Model 1914, good condition, like new. Price s250.00 cash Hurry. Box 6S3 Republican. If
 FOR SALE-Pierce Arrow five ton truck; guaranteed Al condition: can be seen at Hayden or address r. 0. Box 791. Hayden, Arizona for partic- ulars If
Arizona republican., 1916-11-04

NEW ORANGES. grape fruit ana fall melons. wholesale and retail Low est prices. Phoenix Fruit and Produce Co. l19 w. Jefferson. tf
Arizona republican., 1916-11-04
Awnings
Chiropodist

CHIROPODY: Bunions. corns. cai- iouses removed. painless and bloodless
 50c each: moles. warts. etc, removed by electricity. 2s and s1 East Adams St F~ank Shirley Phone f7nI r
Arizona republican., 1916-11-04
For Rent--Pasture

40 ACRES OF GOOD FEED fol steers, on the old Starkweather ranci at Six Points
Arizona republican., 1916-11-04
Classified Ad Rate Cent Der Word Der Day.
Wanted-Help, Male

WANTED-Man travel moving pie ture business, small investment re- quired experience not necessary; great opportunity for right man. $50 month assured. Call MT. Bishop, Jeff
 ferson Hotel It
Arizona republican., 1916-11-04
Wanted-Help, Female

COMPETENT white woman or girl for general housework. in family. Apply s30 N. Second Ave Phone 2527
 If
Arizona republican., 1916-11-04
For Sale-Real Estate

44o ACRES FOR SALE at ss5.OO per acre. close Co Glendale. k
Arizona republican., 1916-11-04

McARTHUR BROTHERS
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FOR SALE-Large building. easily moved can be used as house barn or nay shed, cost SS0O.0O to build. will sell for S3Jo.Oo. J. C. Agnew. $40 N
 Laurel Ave. In
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WANTED-5 first-class automobile
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NORTHWESTERN AND OHIO STATE,
DARK HORSE ELEVENS; IN LINE
FOR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP

Chicago, Nov 6.-Football elevens
of Ohio state and Northwestern uni
versity, unless meanwhile beaten, will
fight it out for the 1916 championship
of the big Nine" at Columbus, Ohio,
November %.
Starting this season as dark horses
of the western conference race, these
two teams have caused the biggest up.
set western football has seen in years.
Neither was regarded at the start Of
the season, as a serious contender for
the title. Northwestern always has
been considered among the weakest
of the conference teams, while Ohio
State, the baby of the big Nine" was
not expected to make much of show
ing.
Distinct Surprises Saturday.
Northwestern's to 0 triumph over
Indiana, Ohio States ID to 10 victory
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COMING Games.

| Nomin9 0ameS.
Northwestern has two more games
to play and Ohio State one before
these teams clash in the champion
ship contest. Ohio faces Indiana next
Saturday while Northwestern takes on
Iowa. Purdue will oppose Northwest
ern a week hence. The two teams, of
course, must win their remaining
games to earn an undisputed right to
play for the title.
Harley is Big Star.
"Chick" Harley, a 153-pound half
back, was the hero Of Ohio States
triumph. He scored all of the Buck
eyes points, getting away for S0-yard
run for the first touchdown, and dodg-
ing for IS yards through the entire
Wisconsin field for the second. He
also kicked both goals. Critics believe
he is almost certain of berth on the
all-western eleven. "w
Chicago, following tradition, trounc-
ed Purdue, 16 to Z, Saturday in game
that had no bearing on the conference
title. It was the sixteenth consccu-.
tive victory for Chicago over the Boil.
ermakers.
Michigan continued its winning
streak, piling up a 65 to score over
Washington university Of st. Louis
Captain Maulbetsch registered more
than half Of Michigan's scores. y
Battle Hard.
The Michigan Aggies had a scare
thrown into them in their game VI.
South Dakota. It looked like SOr :,
Dakota victory until the last t',-Hn
minutes of play. Huebel booted 3
drop kick between South Dakota g.,
tieing the score, 3 to 3.
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conclusion that the entire Republican
state ticket will be elected and that
the Non-partisan ticket for justices
of the supreme court will also be
elected, but by smaller majorities
than the vote for Frazier.
II would be willing to stake my
reputation as judge Of political con-
ditions on an estimate of 10000 ma
jority in the state for Hughes and .
majority of $4,000 to 10000 for United
States Senator, McCumber for re.elec.
ton over former Governor John
Eurke.
Last spring Il estimated that the
Non.partisan league ticket would have
a majority of 10000 in the state pri-
maries, despite the fact that the straw
votes in the towns showed that the
farmers could not make the grade.
You can never Judge political condi-
:tions by straw. votes, and no candi-