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Arizona republican., 1916-12-20

Wright School
 Commencing at l D. m. sharp on the Henry Wilkey ranch. l will sell at auction all my personal property, con- siStinc of 70 head of horses. work and driving horses. all ages and sizes. dairy COWS, : yearlins steers Farm ing implements: l header. header boxes. wagons. l buggy. sulkc5 blows. harrow. disks. lister. tanning mill 1 spring tooth harrow 1 fresno, grind stones. 1 incubator hundreds of other articles. Terms of sale $50 and under cash. over that 6 months time on 10 per cent ap- proved rote: per cent off for cash
 ". H- WILKEN. owner
 C. O. McNURTRY. Auctioneer
 A. B. DUNLAP. Clerk
 2t x. First Ave. Phone lGio
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Arizona republican., 1916-12-20
For Sale-AutOmopileS

AUTO CLEARING HOUSE X
 GARAGE
 los NORTH 2ND AVE.
 PHONE 673 You will save time and find just what you want in used cars. if you will give us a call The largest line Of rebuilt ears in the State of Arizona. Our special today-l9l6 Ford touring car Runs and looks like new. for $500. Many other bargains. db LITTLE "SIX" BUICK
 NEW You can save money on this.
 Box 2S04 Republican db
Arizona republican., 1916-12-20

FOR SALE--f3ig bargain. large fire proof safe; excellent condition; can be seen at Arizona Hardware Supply Co, 3rd Ave. and Jackson If
Arizona republican., 1916-12-20
RATHER UNUSUAL

fk4A I4N V ol AL
 Crhis little episode happened in Judge Thomas court where Ford was Prisoner. stand up" He does so tremblingly.
 officer. what's the crime?'' "vio- lence. your honor
 Committed on what?'' Woman. your honor"
 "Oh. Mr Ford how could your Prisoner weeps
 Where's the woman" "Oim right here sir"
 here sir"
 What did the villain do?'' "Thried to kisse me, yer honour
 Did he succeed?" He sure did yer majesitcal"
 Did you object s" "'O did not. if it plaaZes the chourt."
 Well. what are you here for2" "Oi1l be dhamed off | know. your excel lencyr
 Did Ford overcome. or force you?" "Oh Jeedge Say phawt yees givin me. Jeedge2''
 No mean. did he by artfulness hypnotic power. or winsome manner procure this Osculatory prize or was it by greater strength?'
 "Houly Moses. Saint Patrick and the devil. jeedge phat are yees givin' me- He schmacked. Oi schmsked, and we both schmacked. 10 which. does yees object, jeedge2"
 Not in the least Maggie. I'd do the same; but say officer. what is this ar- rest for?"
 "Jeedge, Jeedge, O'ill tell yees That d--- whelp thried to do the same fhrick and Di nlaanked him ieedgo and Oi'll do it agin? Me kill an officer? Not on your loife jcedgc."
 'f see. 1 gee, An ha, Well Ford. you base deceiver. return to your sinful ways. but adjure you to in future. use more discretion. tact. my boy, tact: yes and screens too. when making your ardent advances. You are looked upon with jealous eyes, which might lead to difficulty All flesh is weak MT Ford, tho 1t seems that years strengthen yours. Au revoir.'
 Thus endeth the first chapter.
 have S400 piano tuned. polished. and primed yours for $60
 1 have 2000 volumes of different books. all kinds, what nicer present. Dining tables and chairs are a well come present-chairs or tables sepa- rate Sets only s20 and S25.
 Birdseye maple-sOme elegant pieces uHscarred and less than h price.
 Clocks are q pretty gift. Hardwood. marble, brass and nickle. Takes very little money.
 Books? You don't want books. 2OO0 volumes to select from. all kinds
 Rugs? Have an extra stock-25 sec ond hand and 40 Administers and Kobe. just from factory. I'll sell $500 each cheaper than dealers. Whose talking? FORD: PomDosity personified. --''The Cock O the Walk
 40 $. Central Ave.
 Phone I77G If
Arizona republican., 1916-12-20
JONES KETTLE STAGE LINE

Hire a Little Salesman at the Re publican office. A Want Ad. will gee more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-20

MINING MACHINERY for sale cheap for cash: One double engine hoist. complete manufactured by the Ottuma Iron Works. size Ss"xlO" No. 255S capacity one ton at depth 1000 feet.
 One Sinker Pump, Cameron, size No. ,. Serial No 31607, capacity 50 gals per minute.
 Three Sullivan machine drills. shop Nos. lS5l6. 1857 and ls5iS-complete with tripods and weights.
 Two Steel Shaft Buckets-One ton capacity.
 One Hart Manufacturing Co. adjust- ible pipe stocks and dies. Duplex No ]. Several short pieces machine steel drills. various lengths IS" to 2I". This material is practically new. Call at Arizona Eastern Storeroom. Phoe- nix. 18th Street and Railroad tracks and make your offer
 dm
Arizona republican., 1916-12-20
Special Notices

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For Safe - Miscellaneous

KANSAS STOCk salt, suihpur salt, stock sulphur black leaf 40. Full line of first class field seeds. Phoenix Seed .& Feed Co., If
Arizona republican., 1916-12-20
Awnings

AWNING AND CAMPING season now on: We make everything known that wIli fool the rain and sun. Phoe- nix Tent and Awning Co. corner FIrsl and Monroe Sts. Phone Isll. q
Arizona republican., 1916-12-20
PLUMMER. AtCTIONEER
PUBLIC SALE THURSDAY. DEC. 21. 1916

1c miles northwest of Phoenix. 2IA miles west. mile north Cart
 wright School
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BEST MESSENGER SERVICE PHONE 414. If

2h ACRES, houses, cement cellar
 } chicken houses penned off 100 bear ing fruit trees. just outside city limits. 2k blocks from car line 1 acre in alfalfa. Phone 3244. If
Arizona republican., 1916-12-20

SEE McDOWETd. for city homes and ranchslands ll0 N First ave. if
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Corsetiere
Chropodlst

CHIROPODY: BuniOns, cOrns, cal louses removed, painless and bloodless. 50c each: moles, warts. etc, removed by electricity. 29 and 3l Eas. Adams St Frank Shirley. Phone l704. If
Arizona republican., 1916-12-20

NEW ORANGES. grape fruit and fall melons, wholesale and retail. Low
 est prices. Phoenix Fruit and Produce O.. l1a w. Jefferson. #
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10
RICO MINES COMING
TO THE FRONT; WORK
TO START ON RIO DOLORES

RICO, Colo, Jan. 8.-Closely fol-
lowing the announcement of the form
alton of new company to develop
the finds recently made on the Gold
en- Anchor and Johnny Bull groups,
several engineers have arrived in
Rico and announce that successful
financial arrangements have been
made and that work will Immediately
begin on the Rio Dolores property
at Burns, three miles aboue the town
of Rico.
This property adjoins the Rico
Wellington on the northwest, and is
very highly regarded by all who are
familiar with conditions on C. H. c.
hill, as it is believed that it is a
certainty that the same veins and
contacts are present in this group
that have produced such vast ton
nages from the ground surrounding
il.
The property has been held for
many years by Mr.. J. w. Burns who
was among the first Of the pio-
neers in the Rico district and who has
held on 70 II thru sood times and
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10
BABsoN AND OTHERS
WOULD END THE WAX

BOSTON, Jan. S.-Under the aus
pices of the Society to Eliminate
Economic Causes Of War, of which
Roger W. Babson is secretary, con
ference was to begin here today to
promote more uniform legislation in
the various nations for the advance
ment of peace and commerce. Eco
nomic conditions believed to be at the
bottom of the European war, will be
discussed. The delegates believe
these conditions must be reorganized
before satisfactory peace terms can
be made.
The delegates believed that each
nation must cease legislating for its
own interests and permit other ma
tions to have a voice in its treatment
of shipping, tariffs, immigration and
the like. At the closing session on
Monday, the use of an international
trade flag, to bear the same rela-
tion to commerce that the Red Cross
flag bears to hospital work, will be
considered.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10
DURANGO EXCHANGE.

The Autimobile Blue, Book com
pany writes that they have received
the complete log of the Wolf creek
pass highway from Durango to Ala
mosa, and that it will all appear in
the Blue Book this year. Alamosa
logged their section from South
Fork and the state engineer furnish
ed the blue prints of the road over
the pass, while this section supplied
the log from Durango to the foot
of Wolf creek pass. Hundreds of
auto tourists will thus learn of the
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10

without getting a deer.
Did Gerard's friends not know that
he is a crack shot they would think
this an accident, but this is the sec
ond time this winter that Gerard
has killed two deer with one shot
This time it happened thus.
Gerard and the colonel went out
to the Ambassadors game preserve
near Berlin. Two small deer appear
ed. Gerard fired at one. The bull
let went thru its heart, struck rib,
glanced out the side and went thru
the second deer More gone appear
ed and the officer took a shot and
another shot, but the deer disappear
ed.
On their way home Gerard decided
he would like to bag a duck for their
dinner because Mrs. Gerard's mother
is visiting here and likes duck. II
was dark The ambassador spotted
one. fired and bagged it. But when
he got it home it was too old to eat
"That's what get for shooting
ducks at night" remarked Gerard
smilingly when he reached the en-
bassy.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10
SAY WHITMAN'S POLITICAL
LIFE is AT STAKE THIS YEAR

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. s.,-The 1915
legislature, which is to open here to-
day at noon will make or break Gov
ernor Whitman politically, say the
capitals political prophets, who say
Whitman for the last year is not con
sidered as having been very close
to the Republican organization. 9th
ers say the executive still can climb
the ladder if necessary and progress
sive legislation, to popular, possibly
general, Republican favor. The gov
ernor intends to keep in close touch
with the Legislature. He may even
adopt President Wilson's example and
personally read important messages
to the senate and assembly. Whit
man avowedly has his eyes fixed on
the White house.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10
D!:U;;.;;'i;:;;;'Ei;;II, ;;';;'ii; ';I.;II RIOTERS
APPLY TORCH AND
TERROR PREVAILS
Striking Steel Workers Play Havoc at Youngstown;
twenty-five Hundred Militia on Duty; Prop
erty Loss Heavy; Strike May be Settled

EAST YOUNGSTOWN, o., Jan. 8
twenty-five hundred militiamen
are guarding the plant of the Repub-
lie Steel and Iron company, follow
ing the discovery of plot to dyna-
mite it.
An unidentified young steel work.
er was shot and killed during the nine
hours of rioting that the drunken
mobs participated in. The rioting
continued until 3 o'clock this morn
ing.
The insane rioters applied the torch
to the business district of the town,
levelling 30 business houses, includ-
ing the bank and the postoffice.
Thirty houses and ten tenements
were also destroyed. The rioters
burned and looted an area three
quarters of mile wide.
The damage is estimated at mil
lion dollars.
Fifty have been arrested.
The union leaders have threatened
to call strike of the 10000 steel
workers in Mahoning valley.
The state industrial commission
has sent mediators to try to end the
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10

bad, doing what he was personally
able to develop it as he predecited
in an early day that this section of
the district would produce as it has
during the past few years
Development on this property has
been entirely in tunnel-the con-
facts above which have never been
prospected. Some ore has oeen
shipped from the tunnel level but the
main ore zones or horizans have new
er been reached.
A small force of four or five men
have already been put TO work re
timbering certain caves and cleaning
up generally. A supply of timbers
and other mining materials is being
gathered and it is said that by the
time spring comes quite force of
men will be employed.
Rico, like every other camp in this
state, needs development. which costs
money but which has been amply
proved as being worth the cost in
this district by the successful results
attained by the companies who work.
ed in The district during the past few
ysara
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10

Colorado Springs druggist is un-
der arrest for bootlegging, having
sold liquor in shape of Jamaica gin
ger. The state Immediately revoked
the druggists license and the dis
trict attorney has filed ten counts
against him in one indictment. This
reminds us that is rumor is current
that whiskey is obtainable in Du-
range which means, if true, some one
is playing with fire. The Herald
does not desire to see anyone get into
trouble, at the same time we insist
that the law be obeyed. Any one
who dispenses the ingredient is 60
ing to run up against the real thing
sooner or later.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10
NEWS FLASHED OVER
THE WIRES LATE FOR
BUSY HERALD READERS

Samuel Hockenson, with butcher
knife cut off the head of her four
day-old infant and then attacked the
nurse who was in attendance. The
nurse succeeded in making her es-
cape with only slight injuries, after
seeing the mother with one mighty
stroke sever the babes head complete
ly.
, The mother attacked the cororer
when he went to the house.
She was driven insane by her ter
rible sufferings during childbirth.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10
ITALIAN STEAMER
STRIKES MINE;
200 OR MORE PERISH
Mostly MOntenegrins Returning from America to
tnISt in the War; Fierce Fighting Twen-
ty Mile trout Styr River

United Pres.
CETTlNJE, Jan. SIT has been
officially confirmed that at least 200
Montenegrians from America perish
ed when the Italian steamer on
which they We're returning to their
native country to enlist, was sunk
by striking a mine.
Two hundred and twenty-five were
rescued.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10
RANDOM COLORADO ITEMS
GATHERED ON THE FLY
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Fifty teams are canvassing Denver
for a $4,000 summer advertising
fund.
The son of Mrs. Schumann-Hei
died at San Diego from grip Wed
nesday.
Denver's fashionable University
club was entered the other night by
burglars and the occupants robbed
of $500 worth of jewelry.
Captain ]. ]. Lamber founder of
the Pueblo Chrieftain in 1859 and
publisher for long years, died Tues
day in Pueblo at the age of 7S. He
was a member of the union army
The Seth Low commission says
conditions in the Southern Colorado
coal fields are good and better than
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10
AMBASSADOR GERARD KILLS
TWO DEER WITH ONE SHOT.

BERLIN,-iBy Mail. l.)-Out hunt
ing recently with the American Mill
tary attache in Berlin, Colonel Kuh-
ms, Ambassador Gerard killed two
small deer with one shot. The colonel,
on the other hand, fired two shots
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10

will come in for a wonderful replen-
ishing at the present session of
congress. All that has been asked
so far is a munition plant, a soldier
training school, two railroads and a
few minor propositions.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10

LONDON, Jan. s.--There is fierce
fighting along the entire 20-mile
front on the Styr river
The Russians have captured Car
toryslS and are now assailing the
heights which bar their advance on
the important railway town of Kov-
el.
a million men and several thous-
and guns are also clashing around
Czernowits and along the Tarnopal-
Trembowla line.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10
United Press.

United Press.
DENVER, Jan. S.-Federal Dis
trict Attorney Tedrow has dismissed
the indictments against President
White, John Lawson and other off
GERS of the United Mine Workers of
America, which were returned by the
grand jury in Pueblo in December
1918.
The men were alleged to be vio-
lators of the Sherman antitrust law.
Tedrow holds that the cases do not
fall within the scope of the act.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10
SHORT FEATURES
FROM THE WAR ZONE

NEWPORT. Wales-Rev. Hall
Wallis, leading Methodist minister,
was granted six months leave of
absence by his congregation to do
war work in shipyard.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10

AMSTERDAM, Jan. s.-The Ger
man Government has prohibited
Macmillan Harden from public speak
ing and writing for the remainder of
the war and has suppressed his paper,
the Weekly Zukunft for an attack
it made on the government
This is one Of the most direct CEN
sorship acts of the war.
There has been repeated trouble
between the editor and the govern
ment on account of his criticising of
the food regulations and other gov
ernmept acts.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10
THE DAY In THE
NATIONAL CAPITAL

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. s.
The senate suffrage committee has
reported favorable on the Anthony
suffrage amendment.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10

Suspicion has SO mary fingers that
one of them may be p hitting in your
direction.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10

LoNDoN-A chair factory at Hikh
Wycombs, Buckinghamshire, has re-
ceived war office order for $4,000
Windsor chairs to be used for wound
ed soldiers.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. s.
The senate has passed the bill Of
Senator Smoot to modify and codify
the mining laws Of the nation.
Hearings viii be held in the min
ing states and in Alaska.
This measure is the first bill pass
ed at this session.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10


Some gentleman with good inten-
tons borrowed the San Juan basin
directory belonging to the Exchange,
promising TO bring it back in half
day. This occurred more than
month ago, and the directory is stili
gone. Owing to the previous honest
character of the borrower, the sec
retary did not make n memorandum
of the matter and hopes that these
few gentle hints will come to the at
tention of the gentleman, and that he
viii return the directory.
The San Juan basin people must
come to recognize the fact that they
will have to get what they want them
selves. In the matter of the govern
ment railroad bill, Denver has had
, a similar one introduced, with the
, evident intention of killing ours, The
Denver bill follows closely the argu-
ment and outline Of the Taylor or
San Juan railway bill, and uncovers
the dog n-themanger policy of
Denver. While perhaps the loss Of
this rich territory from Denver's
trade district would be hard blow
to the Queen City, yet it is bound to
happen sooner or later AS one rail
road engineer put it, "God Almighty
never intended that railroads should
be built over the roller coaster coun-
try like that between Denver and the
San Juan basin" Let's work for a
southern outlet in every way.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10

LONDON-Labor estimates place
the number of miners with the col
ors at 270,000 while 10000 are en-
gagged in munition work. yIA
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. s.
The senate has unanimously instruct
ed Secretary Of the Navy Daniels to
make public Admiral Fletcher's re-
port which declared that a foreign
fleet could land troops on the Ameri-
can shores.
Secretary Daniels had opposed this
action, as he did not want the for.
eign powers to know the contents Of
the report,
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10
COMPLETE AGREE
MENT IS REACEED

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. s.
The November 30th German Frye
note was made public by Secretary
Lansing has revealed a complete
agreement.
In this note Germany specifically
agreed that the passengers on sub
marined ships shall not be put in
the small boats unless the water is
calm and land is near.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. s.
The Government has formally pro-
tested against the mail seizures from
Germany and Austria to this country
which touch at English ports on the
way.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10

EAST YOUNGSTOWN, o., Jan. 8.
The strike of the $500 employees
of the Republic Steel and Iron cam
pany may be ended this afternoon.
thru the acceptance by the men of the
company's offer to make the wages
% cents an hour, They were 10 and
cents.
The American Federation of Labor
has advised the Steel Workers to ac-
cept the offer.
The troops have not been sent to
the residential district as yet, as /
is feared that their appearance there
might cause further rioting.
Two companies of the militia are
guarding the big dam near here to
prevent the strikers from carrying
out their threat to destroy it.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10

Denver, Colorado Springs and Pu-
eblo are anticipating the chick hatch
and parcelling out the fruits in ad-
vance. In other words the CONNER
cial organizations have met and
agreed that Pueblo should have the
government munition factory and
Denver the soldier training school. If
every state in the union is after as
much as Colorado, the pork barrel
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10

new highway thru the Blue Book, and
will visit the San Juan this coming
summer.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10

BERLIN, A disptach from Athens
says the allies have occupied the
Greek island of Milos. There is re-
ported to be much public indigna-
tion.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10
HERE AND THERE IN
THE NEWS OF THE DAY

HERE AND THERE IN
THE NEWS OF THE DAY
DENVER, Colo, Jan. ga boom
for Supreme Court Justice Tully Scott
for governor Of Colorado on the
Democratic ticket is to be launch
ed at the Jackson Day banquet here
tonight.
PlTTSBURG, Jan. 8.-Lafayette
is to play the state college today in
the first game Of the 1916 basket bali
season.
CLEVELAND, o.. Jan. S.-The
18th annual automobile show open
ed here today.
DALLAS, Tex, Jan. 8.-The new
100000 labor temple was dedicated
hero today.
Bad news, like Z soft boiled erg
should always b broken gsntly,
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10

BOSTON, Jan. S.-The National
league club of this city has been sold
to Percy Haughton the famous Har-
ward coach and Arthur Wise a bank
er, widely known.
Former owner Gaffney's contract
ing firm requires his entire atten-
ton, and is given as the reason for
the sale.
TOXIC. Jan. S.-Yuan Shi Kai, en-
peror of China, is suffering from a
stroke Of apoplexy, and is said to be
in a very serious condition. The re-
port has not been confirmed.
AMSTERDAM, Jan. S.-The Ford
party arrived here this morning. They
report the most considerate treat
ment while crossing German soil en-
route.
Several of the leaders declared that
this show of friendliness showed the
desire on the part of Germany for
peace.
T
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10

strike.
Clerks are firing the furnaces of
the Youngstown sheet iron and tube
plant to prevent their ruin by be
coming cold.
Some of the plants have agreed t.
grant ten per cent increase in the
wages of the strikers.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10

Bad news, like I soft boiled egg
should always b broken gsntly,
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10

Herald want ads are result getters
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10

the average in the east. The Low
commission is investigating in behalf
of the government and is not for po-
litical purposes. like the Walsh in
dustrial congressional commission
which was a farce from the word go,
Ben. c. Hillard has introduced q
bill in congress asking that the gov
ernment build the Moffat tunnel
making it a part of the war defense
plans. Just because the San Juan
basin started the movement every
section of the country will have bills
in congress for this or that improve
ment and making it part of ma
tional defense.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-10

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. s.-Mrs.
Evening journal., 1916-01-04
Information for Travellers

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