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The Cordova daily times., 1916-06-27
WORK LIN RADIO STATION TO
 BE RUSHED

C. F. Cahill, government inspector supervising the erection of the radio station at Mile 14 1-2, yesterday re- ceiyed information that the first sup plies consigned to Kris Kuppler, of Seattle, who has obtained the con tract for the erection of the buildings at the station, were to leave Seattle on the steamship Alameda. Kuppler is expected to arrive on one of the next few boats.
 The contractors in charge of the foundation work are taking advantage of the fine weather and rushing the work as rapidly as possible. Cahill left this morning for the station, and will remain there until the work is well under way.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-06-27
WAR EXPECTED
 WITHIN THE
 NEXT AS HOURS

WASHINGTON, June 27.-Indicatons that if the Am cavaymen captured by the Mexcans in the battle of Cariza released within forty eight hours action will be taken by the army to retake them.
 No effort made by officials today deny the seriousness the situation The secretary of has been his office all day consultation with army officers and is understood that complete plan of campaign has been worked out in case it necessary for the American to occupy Mexico
 The militia from different states have begun to and anoads of troops being rushed to the border from all d recons In every said the equipment complete and large of ammunition already at the border
 The government has notified all railroads to expedite the shipments supplies and troop trains the bor der the regularity with which the trains running said to revelation the people, who anticipated confusion
 said be of the greatest examples of American eff cency
The Cordova daily times., 1916-06-27
ITALIAN SOLDIERS WELL
 ACQUAINTED IN J. 5.

ROME, June 24. -- The number oI present Italian soldiers who have either been to the United States or else have relations there is estimated as high as 50O.OO0, proportion that is said to be larger in this respect than in any other European army.
 Everywhere on the Italian front the visitor finds men who have been to the United States, and they usual Iy seem proud of the fact On re- cent visit to the war zone a cores pendent was trying to get train for a certain place, and in broken ltal- ian he asked one of the soldier police for some necessary information. "l don't know anything about this town, I'm from New York, replied the cara biniere.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-06-27
GERMAN SUBSCRIBERS GET
 THEIR MONEY BACK

KOBE, Japan. June 26. - The sab scribers to the proposed reconstructed international hospital at Kobe ha' e voted to return ts the German sub scribers the gift of $7,000 which hey made to found a Kaiser Wilhelm II Operating Room" in the hospital. On account of their objection 'o the me thods of German warfare the srhsc:ib- CTS. mostly English, decided that they dla not wish any part of Th3 hospital to be named after the German empor- CT. They started to collect fu''3 to take the place of the German gtir and the total amount was recently mad" rp.
 The German directors of the hos pital board absented themselves from the meeting, but sent letter declar- ing that as German subjects they must decline to be present at a gathering which occupied itself with the name or person of his majesty, Kaiser Will helm II.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-06-27
PRIVATE CAR IN IN FREICHTER
 REDONDO

The private car Kennecott, to be used by the officials of the Copper River & Northwestern railway. ar. rived at Cordova yesterday on the steamship Redondo, Captain Jerry Flynn, of the Alaska Steamship Co.
 The Kennecott is one of the finest and best ears of it's class that ever came to the west It is first class in every respect and will be a credit to the road and Cordova, where it will be kept when not in use.
 The Redondo also brought 10000 feet of lumber, which will go far in relieving the lumber shortage which has been prevalent in Cordova all summer. She also brought three steel flat cars for the Copper River & Northwestern railway. 155 drums and 225 cases of gasoline and 300 tons of coal for local use.
 The Redondo is scheduled to sail for the south tonight.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-06-27
MASONS WILL BUILD B|G
 BUILDING AT TACOMA

At the session of the Masonic grand lodge. held at Tacoma this month,and which was attended by Mayor H. A.. Slater and Bartley Howard, of Cor dova. it was voted to construct an additional building to the Masonic home. to cost $25,0OO, and to accom- modate 42 persons with single and double rooms. The present building is inadeuuate to care for the growing number of applications to enter the home. A new fireproof building of brick or concrete also will be built to care for the children at the home.
 The secretary's report showed that the number of NhasOns in this juris- diction January 1, was 21,476; that S4315.10 had bsen given to a fund for the relief of war sufferers and that eighty new lodges had been consti- tuted during the year, six of which are applying for charters at this grand lodge. The treasurer's report showed that the physical assets of the order in Washington are valued at $146,- 23O56. Cash in the treasury for the year is $5,921; investment of general fund. s5O,S42; total dues. $2S,423.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-06-27
GIVE MEAT TICKETS ID
 AVOID B|G CROWDS

BERLIN, June 26. -- The suburb of Grunewald has adopted unique me thod of dispensing with crowds wait ing outside of butcher shops, by an nouncing that it is to give to each of its citizens a number, according to which each inhabtant will be en- abled to buy meat on specified days.
 The butchers will be notified regu- larIy that on Monday meat may be sold to a given set of numbers tde- pendent in size upon the available supply of meat on hand), on Wednes- day to another specified set and so forth The plan, it is believed, will result in an absolutely equable dis tribution of the supply.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-06-27
TEXAS RANGERS RUSHED
 TO HEAD OFF RAIDERS.

LAREDO, Texas. June "A. - Texas rangers, under command of Captain J. J. Saunders, and several armed citi- zens, were hurried early today to Isli- tas, % miles up the Rio Grande from Laredo, on a report that Mexican ban dits were seen approaching the set clement. Rangers in that vicinity ad- vised the few Americans to congre- gate at the J. B. Merrow ranch house and aid was telephoned for from there.
 General Mann. commanding the Le- redo district of the border patrol, has a body of troops in that vicinity,
The Cordova daily times., 1916-06-27
HI &XRIcAL SHIPPING MUSEUM
 will BE FOUNDED IN HOLLAND

AMSTERDAM, June 26. - his torical shipping museum is to be founded at Amsterdam at cost that is provisionally put at $4OOOOO. and Prince Henry of the Netherlands has agreed to become patron of the pro feet The annseum will portray the edvelopment of shipping and of every th,rxr connected herewith from the aaspest times to the present day. At the same. time a movement is on foot in Rotterdam, the other big Dutch mort. to establish modern technical shipping museum in that city.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-06-27
LAUNCH NANCY IS GIVEN INITIAL.
 DIP IN SEA

Attended with all the ceremonies which usually make the launching of huge ships. the launch Nancy, belong. ing to F. l.. Harwood, last night was given her first dip into the Pacific ocean.
 Jack Sapiro, in the absence of Miss Nancy Council, after whom the yes sel is named. gracefully broke a bot tie of grape juice over the bow of the craft as she slipped into the water
 Thomas Scott, feeling that some thing was due from him, presented the owner of the vessel with a hand some combination boquet, made up of d cabbage. rhubarb stalk and a fine bermuda onion.
 The launching of the vessel was vision of w. T. Tingley, who pro nounced it one of the most successful affairs he ever supervised in his long career as a shipping man.
 Altogether the affair was one long to be remembered in the annals of Cordova marine history, and one that will always be pointed out as show ing how a launching should be con ducted.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-06-27
DORA ASHORE ON UYAK ISLAND
PROGRESSIVE NATIONAL COMMITTEE
 ENDORSES HUGHES FOR PRESIDENT;
 REFUSES TO ACCEPT VICTOR MURDOCH

CHICAGO, June 27The Progressive national committee today by of to six endorsed Hughes for the presidency meeting yesterday the of Victor Mur dock was fill the vacancy created by the failure of Roosevelt accept the nomination but defeated by vote of thirty to fifteen
 It was deemed radvisabe place another ticket in the field Roosevelt would not accept the nomination and ay after the latter had announced his willingness to endorse Hughes.
 wire Hughes thanking the committee for the en- dorsemen received in which the Republican welcomed the support rendered him.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-06-27
CREW IS SAFE
 AND VESSEL IS NOT IN DANGER

The steamship Dora of the Alaska Steamship Company is ashore on Uya island Shekof straits She reported to have gone ashore Saturday
 Fair weather reported and the vessel reported to be in no danger. All the safe
 How the vessel went ashore is not known, details have been made public but it is thought that she leaking and had trouble pumps and forced go the beach to save herself from sinking.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-06-27

John Kelley, resident of ketchi- kan, placed four boxes of powder, which he thought too old to be very effective, under a stump he desired to blow out. When the explosion came up came the stump, several sections of sidewalk and scared the people in the vicinity almost to death. Mir. Kel- ley says he was fooled by the quality of the powder. .a a
The Cordova daily times., 1916-06-27

John riley was recently brought to Nome from Unaklakleet ou the charge of obtaining money under false pre- tenses.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-06-27

Edgar J. Davis, of Mccarthy, Is a visitor to the city. MT. Davis will visit all the points of interest in and around the city before returning to- his home in the wilds.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-06-27
TRAIN SCHEDULE CHANGED
 &FOR THIS WEEK

Tomorrow morning an extra train will leave Cordova for Kennecott. On Thursday the regular train will not leave, but instead there will be one out Friday.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-06-27

Dan Dunlap, the city engineer, and F. F. Bean. have purchased the Sew ard Soda Works from Robert h. land.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-06-27
WIRE DOWN AGAIN TODAY.

The cable again out of commission, and the people O. Alaska are denied the news of the world few words received via Juneau but not enough to mention
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-12-14
FM| }sTE TOO GLA5SIFY

$1,000 REWARD For the arrest
and conviction OF party or parties
Tor shooting mp and destroying water
uHk at ucll OF J y. Nunns place.
$50 miles north ~ city J - Stin-
,r gt-3c
STOLEN one bicycle. 2iuch
frame. puncurc iu back tire above
r',c filled with ruhhors Blue fwmo,
uau haudlchars 5000 reward, rr.
turn Ca tlS y Polk street 5000
V \NTEp Two DO three uicciy 0r
ui.hod modern rooms Tor light hou.o
prpiue. hy couple without children
Address r.. o. care News
CEDAR christmas trees delivered
n AMARILLO. for churches fnn N
900 .o. residences. sl.ta Co 5000
writ, G. o. Nitchuw Logan N "
%
ron SALE lroom house terms
Sam Ja,Iu'o Heights 49, j car'
N.ws "H 10
Irr,NONus Must scl for cash
hence for lose Just iHw lo.t Jos
Nstrorau t.c Jcweicr 1904 Van bu
ron street a'-l
FOR SAFE Bah, hcj also child.
uuo. large rlc. md t1c etc., Fhom
'll'N. a"."l
|KlNnIING for sale. phou, IS 80
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-12-14

WE HAVE Tor sale four ard one
fourth section ol good smooth land
with two good wells good house.
sheds and c0rrals also twelve see
tlons of leased land with TWO wells.
we'll fenced and cross fenced Part
cash, balance on long - shore y
nm Hereford. Texas. 53-hc
ron SALE 40 l.anshang hens. two
fine cockrel5. sevonty-iiye cents each
Three inch farm wagon with dump
box. $1,000 Three Po1loNls $40
e. Firth street south oi rsekius
House. Up
FOR SALE or trade: Have just
finished broom bungalow g' lluI
johnson. modern Boo cyor respect
walks and Mirn BOARD ua.A Io1.'
Nothing Oh no hnt move .u Also
has, 600 N-room modern house 1' SOS
jefferson ]. YOU Gro Interested bet
ter see nae 40 once lam going to HrII
them b. y. Newly phone $50.
"l.tlu
FoR SALE or trade EuomIur
house doing fine business iYlIal.
rent is only 500 per month larr"
office. al floors covered gu' rr
IJg..d. Cd beds springs ami mattress
a. Linen comforts. uHuhH'. and
IpiIuvs Address D. O. HoN Gn6
/ Colorado. Texas Lease on hullIIul
! five years 10
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-12-14
FOR SAIL

IIN'ht fUlldNl' luI ElN''l9 NI llHb
aaulings, just worked over ANA p'
good shape Armstrong r q s. Co
lhoue $40 e-ti.
FOR SALE-One Groom house and
other improvements. san Jaointp'
Heights Cash aud terms. Address
w. J. care Nows. lS-I2p.
FORD CYLINDER blocks rcharcd aud.
oversize pis'ous fitted General uu
chine work %. an kind Wolfu
Bros Amarillo, Texas 2G-l-c
SECONDHAND FURNITURE au1
Stoves wanted iu any quantity Best
no prices Phone us and Nr Viii
all Amarillo Second Hand CO.,, @l'
TAYLOR phone 2N>U. 2--tfc
FOR SALE Choice 1000. coruor
90 lanlst street Glouw0od, adioin.
ng ur Uuo win sn,l ono or both
.ois.i hurWin j g. S4aun phone
1G' office. home eHi. scoop
| Our ~AI.f confectionery ana FANCY
GROCERY store VIII invoice $1,000.
, N.ll take $500 $3.50 cash balance
300 easy g. yw'n's Call after %. COO.
r. Fourth al-Gp
/ E~t .0t milk for sgle. ten cents
.. u..rI 'h.-yf.o cents per gal
. ..u prrs bottles or brat,I tuar
|Elo creamery
/ OR SALE Baby Grand piano Ifu
IfH.. a harga % Phone no. 'H.
Line In street -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-12-14

AMBITIOUS ron. whose opportun.-
Tics for advancement a.r limited
learn traffic mana cement o.. great
now. uncrowded profession; learn NJ
our consultation service, post grad
uate .eryicc, personal instruction
practical experience. free employ
rent registration. We rusraujco 90
coach YOU uatl, competent special OF
for ends In short time. Get IA touch
i'h \. D. Jones. box $50, phone
1906. i02 Taylor. Amarillo.
3O- 26g
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-12-14

.NNNFTu-..,I.l- ta vrrt In candy
...m1. tpr u I-T~"u. J .
Br,aut t4. siNth aud Grant. ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-12-14
WANTED

WANTED - 600 corns to remove
tlis week at the Leader Barber shop
s0S Polk street. Dr. Wright.
3-tic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-12-14
WANT AID RATES

ore cent q word for ths first
insertion, One-half a cen. q
word for every repeated con
sseutive insertion No sdyer-
tlseInent accepted Tor less than
twenty-five cents Thirteen
words three consecutive !nser-
tlons 26c II Usnt ID Ia not
run consecntiveiy the regular
rate Of one cent 4 word per in
sertlon (no insertion lees than
ibe) wifi apply. No want ads
received ny mail will be- printed
unless accompanied by J.. o.
Money order. Csshiers Check
or Cash. Personal cn-uas nuI
ACCEPTED.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-12-14
MISCELLANEOUS

STOVES REPAIRED and set up by
men who know how Furniture re
paired 90 good bs new Ty.ry'hing
sought and sold Chimney repaired
nd cleaned eIt Phone 1887 10.
Buchanan. Qulck Service 'S'-t'c
MONEY To LOAN on large ranches
and small stock farms 90 year loans
with option 90 pay before maturity
So commission or attorney foes, Your
application will has, prompt alton
ton. j Il. 4. Bassctt, Amarillo Nat
Bang Bldg. 2gG-tfD
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-12-14

BRAfrs made from comoings. Elite
Ha,rdresalng Parlor. IL Fuqua Rldg.
Phone II. 2i5-u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-12-14

SEW SECONDHAND STORE w.,
any 400 agls ct clothing hats. caps
grips shoes, clock. tluuka guns
watches. also old .owrlr7 ~ 20 kinds
Tppf a. Gates a.l rolk street pHau.
ors TT.
IL IT IS HIP Y8U WANT phone
Sc. Amarillo Employment Agency
Ws gat the HELM without delay +
vaesome. MIR. 2 o Box -7f, ana
rga Texas N.sh phone 90 Holp
.rfar kinds Al az ready - p
Farm and railroad o-leres promptly
I'Het
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-12-14

Thor. comfort H lIlu.
Taxi from Phone cfe. a-."a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-12-14

TUBERCULOSIS TYSON .atr ta'rr
.Ia.i. ur .. O. lrH R. Pas
IutrrCu throat trouble 0a'a fai
.- bronchial affection write TODAY
u. free h4.k'ef about lr"Hf.Ha. fHn
slI.It SHOWN discovery tHrf fa
.Hf. "aUs t....a I.i .u.l.'
,u. dept a. .. tH'.UI.. Irsa
.f-Nl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-12-14

WANTED Second hand clothing
al5 y. Fourth. phone 953. 25-i2p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-12-14

WANTED Three good farmers with
small families None bat those that
win get up oui go against the collar
need amply. The r'rh. kind of ucH.
pile viii have lengthy jobs good pay.
COWS chickens and turkeys furnish.
~. Must be- men of principle, good
Judgment and work to my iulorc,i
~ an times while in my employ g.
IT, Word, husband Texas al-ap
! GRAIN. rate and office man desires
lulacc Sixteen years experience
Best references Home In Amarillo.
address T.. O. PoX 300. sap
WANTED Work either lv hour or
day. by woman Phone 200 or cam o.
To- Madison a'-'r
Roy. Dc. wants work u or out OF
town Coll CO. address .oi Van B7
.rn. D." 'p
WANTED ny man with experience.
Iulacc with farmer or rauohman
Small family can give reference "
fiin. Alternately Texas i-ap
WANTED a good top buggy cheap
fer c.a Address ii car. \..
WANTED Plain sowing Nu %,
tu.Jol. nt Cleveland street. al.T
OE SALE or fr1ae uno hg u..
| lot O.. lulhuil AJtu a'. Ono ar.
| .. U.IF fl..t. s..r., H...f .. do.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-12-14

WANTED Suits to clean and press.
e. cents. 3l7 f. Fourth, phone 953.
23-l2p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-12-14

NNNII.D-Girl> Co work In candy
factory, Npph r person. !. T..
nty Co.. sixth aud Grant a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-12-14

FOR SALE Confectionery store
good location cheap ragt W.H .a
a.ee $500 aeli far t-#.#s# He
1u Tor selling leaving mo rfE
Modern living rooms iH back CAN
.at gu p Fourth street phone lft.
HH.Gr
Arizona republican., 1916-04-22
Hand Laundry
Awnings
Dancing

PHOENIX Paint House-High grade
paints at low prices. Get estimates on
material. 81 W. Adams. Phi. 1853. If
Arizona republican., 1916-04-22

SINGLE BUGGY $500 Buff DRIP
ington eggs for catching, so cts for
Is. 1893 East Monroe ST. dg
Arizona republican., 1916-04-22

AlO IlON SALE
TUESDAY. April 25, 1916, P. NJ.
J Mile East of Tempe or the Pacific
Creamery on the North Mesa Road,
Known as the Brewer Ranch
! viii sell AT public auction IA head
choice dairy cows, Holstein and Dur
hams: heifers. l to 9 months old;
Holstein bull. span of good work
horses. / gentle driving horse, / sad
die pony. 100 White Leghorn chick
ems, lot Of turkeys, | set single har-
ness. l buggy. double work harness,
wagon, ] saddle, . cords wood, farm
tools. turkey eggs, chicken wire fence,
feed chopper, feed troughs, wheelbar-
row. furniture, rockers, chairs, table,
cook stove, heater bed complete, rugs,
lot OF other articles too numerous to
mention. Terms of sale, 6 months
time or more win be given. purchaser
giving a bankable note bearing per
cent interest from date.
MARY X. BROWER. Owner
J. I. BIEHL, Auctioneer
l.. T.. KELTNER, Clerk.
~ W. Jefferson St. Phoenix dl
GETSINGER'S AUCTION DATES
AffAHlllbfl .AiNiNS 'TlNtS
Wednesday. April 10th. 1880 at 1890
North 10th Avenue: lots and 5
room brick house.
Thursday. Apr. q. 1880 p. m. AT 719
y. 3rd Street, contents of room
house: also brick house and lot. A
chance for the investor.
Friday. Apr %, 1880 p. m. North
ofsCountry Club on Central ave.. one
room house and lot; lot ash trees
palms. roses. etc.
Tuesday. May lst. 1880 p. m, on w
Roosevelt between 18th and 10Th Az
enues. 80 lots good home sites. All
above on easy terms.
b. w. GETSINGER,
office l6 +. Adams st. Auctioneer
II you have anything to sell see
Getsinger 4
Arizona republican., 1916-04-22
For Remit Land

COOL SUMMER HOME FOR
RENT-160 acre ranch, located Is
miles from Flagstaff, on north side
Frisco Peaks, among the pine trees,
so acres cleared, Groom house, fire
place. well and barn. Ideal summer
place, good hunting. rent this season
$3.50. Box Sic Republican. DIX
Arizona republican., 1916-04-22

Wanted = Help. Male

WANTED-F'irst class lot salesman
Box 528 Republican DIX
Arizona republican., 1916-04-22

FOR SALE-Singer sewing ma
chine, two week old chicks. 1903
East Van Buren,. dix
Arizona republican., 1916-04-22
Wanted-Mscenaneous

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Observation-Disclosures ~e~~~~~~~~>~s>~~~
WANTED To BUY second hand hi
cycle. cheap for cash. 1901 East
Roosevelt. DIX
HAVE ROOM in auto for one or
two passengers to Oatman, leaving
Sunday. Will make reasonable price.
Phone 1880 after ) n. m. Dig
SECOND HAND FORD touring car
in good condition; must be cheap.
Box $50 Republican. dg
WANTED-Brides and sweet girl
graduates to buy their hats at my
millinery parlor Mrs. f. Emrick, GA
East Adams. id
WANTED-Ladies to buy their
Easter hats of me Mrs. F. Emrick.
GA East Adams st. did
WANTED BOARD Young man
seeks board and room on ranch or
near town. Box 53S Republican. Dig
MISUNDERSTANDING dentistry for
job carpentering; first class work
only. Particulars address Box BIS,
Republican. If
WANTED-Board and room in pri-
vate family by lady employed during
day. State location and price Box
534 Republican. Dig
WANTED-About July 1st 100
acres Of "a" class alfalfa land by
responsible firm; long lease pre-
ferred. Address NJ. A. Tonin. Gill
bert, Ariz 5ds
WANTED-Second hand roll top
desk. Address Box IS, Phoenix, P. O.
id
WANTED by responsible married man
connected with Il prominent Phoenix
firm. care of cottage or house for the
GUNNER during owners absence, either
for its care or at a very nominal
rent. In perfect health and will give
the home careful attention. Address
Box 249 care Republican office. dix
WANTED-Cows or horses to pas
ture, only miles out, good fence,
$3.50 per month. John Gidney, Gen.
Del, City. dix
WANTED-Good brood sow for care
and half litter. John Gidney, Gen.
Del, City dix
WANTED-Cow for its keep. good
pasture, best of care. John Gidney,
! Gen. Del, City. dix
WANTED-Fat turkeys, hens and
| fryers. 1T E. jeff Phone 1853. II
| WANTED-Bones in car load lots
or less; can pay big price. Effron
& Co. p. o. Box 101, Phoenix, Ari2.
! If
| WANTED-Second hand pianos. We
| will make you a liberal allowance on
any new piano or player. Marvin's, in
| the Ford Hotel corner. II
WILL CONTRACT to put up hay
Have Al complete outfit. J. Gar
nett Holmes, Tolleson. Ariz. POLLS. II
| WANTED-Chickens. Little Bros
924 Grand Ave. Phone 1858. 5-bI
1000 DUCKS WANTED-Phone 1858
SHIP US your old wrought iror
junk. Highest price copper. brass
zinc, rubber, sacks, aluminium, hides
pelts, wool rags and bones; wanted
old autos to wreck. Chicago Junl
Co., 18th Ave. and Santa Fe tracks
Telephone 1882. t
Wanted-Help, Male
| ee<s.eSaea<AAAs.A
Arizona republican., 1916-04-22
Lawn Mower
Nursery Stock

TREES-SHADE TREES-Closing
out a fine lot of Norway poplars.
umbrellas. palms and roses. Less
than half price. In large lots 4 price.
See Getsinger at IL E. Adams st.
Trees back of Hill Seed House. II
SWEET POTATO. vegetable and
flower plants CT all kinds. shipped TO
all parts of the state. Enough extra
plants shipped with every order to
cover express charges. Fred Pochon.
400 W. washington. Phoenix. Ariz. If
Arizona republican., 1916-04-22
For Sale Real Estate

WE DEAL EXCLUSIVELY IN
GLENDALE AND PEORIA LANDS,
THE BEST IN THE VALLEY. JUST
NOW WE ARE OFFERING A FEW
FINE 20 AND 40 ACRE ALFALFA
FARMS AT LOW PRICES AND ON
EASY TERMS. WE HAVE THE
BEST, SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY.
MYERS AND CARRICK, GLEN
DALE. TEL. 8. If
RING 4l4 for Quick messenger. Il
Arizona republican., 1916-04-22

laid inoleam in good shape. Call
New York Life Office dix
Arizona republican., 1916-04-22

RING Ala for quick messenger. II