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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-16
EASTERN UTAH COMPANIES
SENDING ~ NET pROCEEDS

In compliance. with the law rcquir-
ing returns nf gross and net proceeds
together with detailed statements 81
expenses the mining companies of the
state are daily sending In their reports
to IN. stat, board ~ equalization.
Among the reports received 20 date,
giving first. the gross and then the
not. receipts, are
Pleasant Nnile, coal company. Win
tel Quarters. talo.iss. ts0.272. Castle
date, sGSG.s75. tiGi.eOt. clear creek
ttos.37a. so6.sGs. Utah Mine. tao.bia'
Sg2aa.
Utah Fuel company. sunnyHidc. 81
i7s.ap2, st3S.i3J.
United States Fuel company. Pan'
Their. t7o.ga9. til,G9t: Mohriand
sgsO.6si: deficit. tts,76t, tliawatha
sais.4os. s7S.sGg BLACK Hawk. il0t,'
20s. tt3O.3ob.
| Independent Coal and Coke com
pany. i462.sss; ti7iGip.
ellison Asphaltum company, bon
anna mine. uintah county. lbo.sle
ltts.3i7. Ilainbow mine. t3ip'llb
t7a.bas.
American Asphaltum association
Temple aud Country Hoy mines, ssaa.
az. sgs.sS7.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-16
STANDARD COAL COMPANY ~
HOBBED At THE NOON HOUR

The office ~ the Standard Coal
company az Salt Lake city was en-
tered during the noon hour last Satur-
day when .. 4. Ottesen, yard foreman
Tor the company, stepped out Of the
building for few minutes 20 check
upon some coal, The money lost
totnIcd nearly a hundred dollars.
The money drawer was unlocked,
according 10 the foreman, and al
though he returned within q few min
utcs, he dil not notice the lass 81 one
sack OF caftagc slips, checks and coin
untn some minutes had passed and he
had occasion 90 look into the drawer
Although the loss Of nc money
does not constitute a serious cntas-
trophe according 10 the officials Of
the company. the loss Of the carriage
slips will necessitnte trouble for the
next few weeks, ns no one knows nov
where tho coal of Saturday was de-
liyered,
The company has a few persons un'
der suspicion ana the police are
working on the case. Had the rohhei
appeared during the first part of th'
week, the money gain for him would
have been considerably greater, say
the company, hut at the end of th'
week the coal receipts and none,
taken in amounted 90 very little.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-16
AROUND THE COAL MINEsi
PERSONAL AND OriiEitWIsf

Salt Lake city brokers are this
week offering 90 buy Standard Coal
company shares at eighty cents.
Independent Coal and Coke COM
pany stock IL being bought and sold
by Salt Lake city brokers at around
ninoty.si1.
Helper Coal company; capital.
100000. W. ~ Lawicy. ST., presi-
dent: George Diamanti. vice prosi-
dent: AthanasioH y. Ayigios, secretary
and treasurer; Peter Jouflas and ~
storforos. directors. IN recently IN
corporated concern. The company
will operate Carbon county properties
The company'H holdings are west ol
Helper.
Truman 4. Ketchum Of the kctoh'
um Coal company with properties al
castle date has flooded Price with cir'
cuiars addressed to the members ol
the state legislature bearing % th'
coal rates and railroad situation NJ
Utah. Like many others Of the mis-
guided ones. he places about all ths
blame for everything ON Utah fue
company and the Denver aud lti'
Grande railroad. Ketchum IL alsf
bomharding the public aud the mem
hers of the legislature with advertise
ments IN the Salt Lake city news
pnpers
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-16

sixty dollars Is grand larceny, and
should be taken care OF by the county
attorney"
Uintah Telephone company has
bought the J. NJ Willard line. The
purchase price was firty-five hundred
dollars. The line is one hundred and
twenty-six miles total length. and
serves Cedarvicw, Roosevelt Noun
tain Home. Altonah. Doneta. Talmage.
Duohesnc. Utahn. Hanna and Kamas.
All other Duchesne county settlements
will soon be served The Uintah COM
pany now has a total Of nearly two
hundred and fifty miles In Nernal
there are three hundred and tiity
telephones. a new station has recent
~ been installed at Roosevelt with
nfty-five telephones. other Improve
ments are contemplated In the near
future The Uintah COMPANY H. In a
healthy condition financially Willard
Is In the general mercantile business
at Altouah. but formerly resided at
Price. where he Is well and most ia
vorably known as an cntcrpfising
citizen and rustiing business n-n
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-16
ROCKEFELLER PROVIDES ron
CARR on CtIILDREN ~ CAMps

pENNE4g. colo. Feb i0.-Thu
Colorado Fuel and Iron company. IN
which John ~ Rockefeller r. the con.
trolling puwci has undertaken a. care
Tor the. ewes and teeth ~ the school
children IN IT, mining camps. begin.
ming with the lower grades. The com o.
pnny 90 cooperating with the board
of education 81 the city of Pueblo To
secure similar service for the children
~ IT, steel mill workers.
An article a. appear In the Colorado
Fuel and Iron Industrial llullctin un.
der date uf January llHt explains that
this innovation has been decided upon
10y IN. company b"cauH" pf IN. mani'
fest importance Of care ~ teeth and
eyes In childhood In preserving the
health, and promoting the highest dc'
gree of mental aud physical vigor IN
later life. In undertaking this work
the company viii cooperate with Ia
employees and with the public schoo
authorities In the communities az
fected.
The Colorado laws require rchoo
authorities TO make examinations o
pupils aud report To- the parents am
serious defects. especially Of the eyei
or teeth. The Colorado Fuel and
Iron company recently decided. Ia or
der 10 make this work as effective Al
possible In IT, mining communities, q
co. on, rate with the school authoritle
through its medical department. an'
thus go far beyond the legal require
mcntH \ dentist ana oculiHt, travel
Ing separately. viii visit all the camp
In turn. and IL h expected that the
win reach each mine about twice
| year,
I'm the first inspection trips carr
this year the work win be- confined q
the children OF the first grade. Tn
dentist viii clean and examine teeth
Furnish tooth brushes without charg
aud nli teeth when necessary. tn
oculist viii test the eyer of the chill
drrn aud prescribe glasses when the
are needed. There viii be- no charg
In addition 60 the regular medical e.
fof. any of this work except for IN
glass; and these win be- furinshc
az actual cost.
when II II found necessary Ia III
chiId's teeth. or 10 use drops Ia orhe
Co make "a more thorough oNaminntio
at his eyes the written consent of th
parents will be secured.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-16

Mlldcr weather the past week has
eased up the coal situation NJ salt
Lake city and elsewhere throughout
Utah and adjoining states At tho
Carbon and Emery county mines the
men arc working this week perhaps
so per cent OF fun time. while the
operating companies are gradually
catching up with back orders. Dem
yer and l,io Grandc tracks are being
cleared of snow and ice and many
cats of coal between the mines and
destination on sidctracks are being
moved westerly The Union Pacific
system during the last few days has
resumed normal operations with con.
siderable coal marketed from wyu.
ming mines.
During the present week every op.
Grating min, In Carbon Emery ooun.
ties has advanced the wages ut IN,
miners top uf ground men aud mo-
chanics with the result that the best
of feeling exists between employer am
cmpluyp. Coat diREers receive about
five cents ton increase over formcl
prices. while advances IN other de
partmvnts run ten. twenty-five an,
thirty cents day
Briefly. Eastern Utah has the yua
aud the miners to get " on the cars
with railroad conditions getting bet
ter right along. the fuel shortag
should very soon bc a thing uf tn
past and entirely forgotten
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-16

has been contemplated Tor the past
eight months the first plans being
drawn up last MAY. The output ~ the
company will he increased from 60 To-
90 per cent
The. company mine Is located at
palisade and the Denver and Rio
Grande will put In two or three extra
tracks The company estimates IN"
cost Of the railroad improvements at
ten thousand dollars. Fred Nowiey
of parsadc " mine manager uf the
company and Henry ncnman u Ecn-
ctai manager.
Work ON the Improvements viii
start about May ist a. soon as the
winter rush Tor coal ~ over. The
company - now employing twenty
three men.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-16
COLORADO CONCERN FIGURING
ON SUBSTANTIAL BETrERMI'Nl

Announcement Is made from Grand
Junction, Colo. al the proposed oN-
pansion of the Pa.isade Coal company
Several thousand dollars will be spent
In enlarging the capacity OF the mine
and Il Is expected that the output viii
be about fifteen carloads day after
the work Is finished. The expansion
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-16
ron 4 nILIors ATTACK.

when you have severe headache.
by a coated tongue.
Ioathing of food. constipation, torpid
liver. vomiting OF partly digestcd food
and then bile. you may know that you
have q severe bilious attack. While
you may be- quite sick there IL much
consolation In knowing that relief may
be had by taking three of Chamber
lain's Tablets, They are prompt aud
effcctunl. Obtninable cverywhcre.--
AdNt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-16
PR|CE AND NEARBY


--~---------~---~~---- ~--~-~~--~--~-~--
The Ladies' Aid society met at the
homo OF Mrs. J. y. Middleton yester-
oaS afternoon.
fThe best way ~ reach Salt Lake
CITY the same dsS to go by way Of
rriec." says MytO1I Free Press Amt
"a the truth -
f'tah's supreme court IL this week
10 hear an appeal In the ease u Karen
Frandsen. deceased. from the district
topft of Carbon county.
1uiian Riley. until recently rest
dent Of Price for several months. ~
noer tcndinh bar at the buffet of iio-
10 Utah az Salt Lake city
Marshal Cook h enforcing the law
A Helper against dogs and gamblers.
Notice IL served Of his intentions IN
tho premises through the press.
The Carbon high school basketball
team will go 60 Castle Dale this tE'ri-
AN evening where they will play tho
rmery stake aca icmy team tonight
There il rumor about the city
than the old Garden store building -
soon to be- occupied ~ drug store.
utwcvcr. there h. Yet NO confirmation
% the story
clarence Nelson. tho travelling man,
ree.ntiy made the trip from Myinn "a
fricr IN his own small cnr IN HiN
honrH. The Price Co Myton road Is
the ail-ycar-round road.
Arthur J. Lee Of Price recently sold
nh home at Fruita. Colo. for about
had what the property cost him
Uowsver. n " c,nRratulatinR himself
thht he was able to dispose Of u ~ an,
pflcc.
Price Masonic Social club has issue,
In itn,lonH for fancing party at Ma
4.n,c Hail on the evening ct Febru
nfy gtth. All Masons and Eastern
4tnrn are Invited 20 Doe present. Dane
ing at o'clock.
I.itixette Iiros. OF Helper recently
hought In the stock OF mcrchandis'
odd at shcrlffH sale and belonging &
a fellow named johnson, who recently
Itft the railroad town without givinl
his permanent address.
says Myton's Free Press Of last Fri
day. The infant OF Mr. and Mrs. ]
Nj Willard died at Aitonah few day
aro. The body was taken Co Prize
iant Saturday by Albert Dastrup an
Herman schmeigclow FOR burial"
n. Moscry II offering his house an
lot In PowelrE addition at bargai
for cash II taken anyways soon. II
fidurcH to leave Price later for th
East. The place IL one OF the hos
hardening spots around the cts.
silas T. I,owiey OF Spring Glen
seeing 20 II that the quail hercabouI
arr being fed as they should be. III
work N under the direction Of stat
Fish ana Game Commissioner Cham
Mr.. The birdN are getting grain.
The sun has an Invitation 60 Rtten
the nth annual junior prom Of IN
IBIS class OF the Carbon county hig
school. To be given at the high scho'
bpilding gymnasium on the cvenin
of Thursday. February s2d, washinI
ton's birthday
students Of Price academy are
lferent That Rafcal. PAT at u . ~
heater next Tuesday evening
February goth, In the caste are
Nillarich. II. Knudsen, lnez Levi
chrriza Keith and II. cottrell. Admit
Don fifteen and twenty-five cents.
large house IL anticipated.
Notification that the state Of TIA
h entitled 90 S5.2Oi.52 as 8 per Gel
vi the receipts for land filings for q
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-16
Coke Goes By Express.

nIRMINGHAM. Ala. Feb. iO.--The
enormous demand and consequent
scarcity and high price for standard
beehive coke. which sells now at ten
dollars per ton. compared with three
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-16
SOCIETY

Mfs. FRANK ". Dule was HoHNtN~ W
the m, mbers of the Wednesday After
noon Bridge club today at her home
on Second avenue. Luncheon was
served from small tables and three
tables Ut bridge followed IN the after
huun. The decorations we're " Volen.
tine effect with red carnations ~ the
floral decorations Lake Tcle-
gram. 18th.
Fern Morley entertained a number
of her girl and hoy friends last We'd
ncsdaN evening at her home On South
Tenth street az u valentine party.
Games aud other amuscmcnts were
INDUCED In. after which refreshments
were served Those attending we're
Josephine Olson. Blanche Ice. Mon
eta shincr. Helen Macknight. Lillian
Johnstun. Melva Harris. Elizabeth
Crockett and Sandy MacLcan. Claude
Brooks. John Evans. Joseph Forester.
I,udrric Mcmillan. Lewis Guthei'. Reid
Harmon and Carlos Pace.
Miss Ruth Loofbourow entertained
complimentnry To- the Tuesday bridge
club nj her home last Tuesday evening
the members and few invited guests.
The decorations were IN red cnrna-
ttonu aud hearts. Those present were
/ Misses Ruth and Maud burke. Thea
Rasmussen. ilnHnlinc Stringham. Ha-
zI cleveland. G.cona Jensen. Vera
Hammond. Margaret iiorslcy Thvimn
routu ursair Kennedy. Mabel Middle
TON. Ida Tanner aud Mrs. a. ~. Wal
tiers. Refreshments were served anh
AZ each plate was q rcd carnation for
each guest.
Mrs NJ. \. uraffet entertained IN,
Social Luncheon club yesterday after
noon ~ her home IN Eagle Cat" apart
mruts. Luncheon was served at
lo.rtack at one iarIc table. with crNa
ltai VASE ~ Richmond roses ne cen
ltcrpiecr. card games followed un
chron. Valentine ideas were carried
out in the tniiiea. cakes and Ices. GOV
ct. were laid Tor Mrs. jay Jensen. Mrr
| M \ Hnrth. Mrs. Fred Schwin. Mrs
w.. %. Ellison. Mia Austin Kerr, Mrs
lp. n, Harrison, Mrs. q. w. Register
Mrs. Phillip Schonvrt. Mrs NJ. ].
SNOW, Mrs Kent u. Hurt and Mrs. 81
lF, Carman Salt Lake Tribune, 18TH
Fred q. Fcrron acted nH best maj
when his ~ cthcr. william Ewart Fc"
IRON. was united In marriage In Hal
J lake city yesterday with Miss Rut
Conner. daughter of Mrs. william
Payne Cooper, The ceremony wa
performed az high noon by BiHhoI
Paul Jones az ~. Marks cathedral
The bride was ati, ended py Miss Less
cniloW AZ maid OF honor and by Mis-
lIIgiDn Greenwood and Miss poruth
Jennings as bridesmaids. Walter y
brooks and william Jennings wer
! us,rrs. The bride was given away p
T.. 4. Greenwood, \ wedding break
, fast was served nc the home of MI
and Mrs H. 4. Greenwood Myto
: Free Press, 9Th.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-16

into which a pad can De- inserted and
moistened t. form hot press
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-16

dollars and M last year have caused
an Eastern firm tu have cargo sent
from birmingham hy express u cost
ten dollars per ton Tor the express
alone.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-16
COAL SITUATION IS
GETTING BETTER
EVERY DAY
MINERS AND OUTSIDE MIN GEL
INCREASE N WAGES.

Rockefeller Orcns iIi- Pursc strings
to the Children OF Emplo,c- at
Colorado Fuel aud Iron Company
Corporations Bcportirg Net Pro-
cccis Of Mincs-kctchum BusS.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-16

The bark Of the black mangrove, a
tree growing abundantly In the Ba-
hamas has been found to yield an "a
cellent tanning material.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-16

Fat should bc strained through o.
checsecloth laid on a sieve every tim.
u H. used
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-16

For general wear comes this good
looking hat OF dark gray velvet bound
with wool about the unusual brim.
Tho band Is metal ribbon with pink
velvet flower ON the on side.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-16

Substitute sweet cream for milk u
you would add L. the sweetness of
fudge.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-16

CauinoWcr with onion sauce h
good II the cauliflow.r alone becomes
insipid.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-16

This from Helpers Times of last
Friday. The county attorney is ap-
parently reluctant "a prosecute cases
originating in Helper, and In cOnse-
quenoe some eyildoeTs may escape The
just penalty that should attach 10
their acts. Il is reported To .the Times
that Speers, who robhed the punch
board at Alb0s saloon Of about sixty
dollars in goods ana money, viii not
be prosecuted, the county attorney
taking the ground that IL Is a city
case, Theft OF goods amounting 20
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-16

AR. and Mrs. 30, , christensen ~
Castle Gate announce the marriage az
their daughter. Miss Zina Matilda, a.
Charles A. Mndsen. February ~.
1917. the ceremony being In th" Salt
Lake temple. The couple are now az
hnne al cas- H. Gate, where the cream
is principal of the public schools The
bride II wen known az Price, where
she lived for considerable time and
later attended high srhool. she h. "a
most accomplished Young woman ana
has very many friends locally
Arizona republican., 1917-02-20
DWIGHT B. HEARD
Center and Adams

FOR SALE-20-a improved ranch
in Orangewood; Az miles north of
Phoenix on Central Ave. Fine soil. A
water. Price $500. $500 cash. balance
at per cent on special terms No COM
mission or trade. See owner on place.
Geo. F. Peabody. r. d. No. ,, Phoenix.
~
Arizona republican., 1917-02-20
DWIGHT 3. HEARD,
Center and Adams
A DAIRY 80"

so acres in fine condition.
Old A land, well located on a
corner and main road. mile
from good school and cream
cries. 40 acres in alfalfa, 20
acres in alfalfa and barley. 20
acres in barley. Small house
and good well. An ideal dairy
ranch. A bargain at the low
price of $40, 10000 and very at
tractive terms.
DWIGHT +. HEARD
Center and Adams
Arizona republican., 1917-02-20
For Sale Real Estate


GOOD Buy
24Q acres, A water right. 100 acres in
alfalfa, 10 in grain, 40 in brush, five
wood. 200 acres. Sl25.0c per acre, 40
acres $4,000 per acre; two houses. two
wells ON this property: fenced and
cross fenied, plenty shade. Bargain at
above price
See \. W. FLICKlNGER,
JORDAN x GRACE
Phone 1871 16 West Adams ST.
id
Arizona republican., 1917-02-20
For Sale Real Estate

FOR SALE-I will give some one a
splendid bargain in so or 100 acres of
fine land with "A" water rights. One
third cash. MoX 1898, Republican.
Phone 3406. If
Arizona republican., 1917-02-20

FOR SALE-You collect $3.50 if YOU
buy before Mar 5th; ten acre improved
ranch, leased for years at $50 per
acre; rent payable quarterly. If you
have $500 to nay down. investigate.
Price $500 Address Box 524 Repub-
lican. II
Arizona republican., 1917-02-20

ADOIIUN
Cows, Chickens Household Furniture.
" EDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21ST
At "a. % A Al

At ~ 81 A. VI.
AT c. H. Owens Ranch, between Tempe
and Mesa, 2ie Miles East and One
Mile South Pacific Creamery, or one
mile south of State Farm.
Having sold my ranch, | will sell all
stock, household furniture, farm tooIs,
chickens, exc.
Machinery and implements: Set har-
ness, Studebaker long body buggy, one
Winona wagon, nearly new. with hay
tack and seat, one-horse wagon with
body, hay stacker complete with
blocks, cable and Jackson fork, one
Mccormick mower in good condition.
John Deere Sulkv rake, Oliver riding
cuitivatOr complete, one walking culti-
sator, two Oliver walking plows har-
row, disc. scraper. WheeibarroW, milk
cart, wagon jack, lot farm tools, car
penter tools, carpenter tools, and many
other things.
Live Stock: l. "A1' Holstein COWS.
good ones; two spring heifers, L year
ling heifers, bunch calves, four steers,
driving horse.
Poultry: 800 Anconas hens: 80 roos-
terS. extra fine and thoroughbreds
Household furniture: Brass bed,
spring and mattress. sanitary cot, ma
hogany dresser, oak table. sewing ma
chine. photograph, case and records,
rockers, diners. pictures. mirror. range.
oil heater. cook stove. fireless cooker,
refrigerator, cooking utenensils, Churn,
washing machine, 3 hot water incu-
bators, breeders, etc.
one set Haviland chinas other dishes.
ice cream freezers.. milk cans. buckets,
skinned milk tank, wagon and cover,
tapoons, 40 cedar posts, 80 mesquite
posts and library Of 175 volumes, best
books. etc
Terms: Under 800 cash--oYer $780, 6
months bankable note. with interest at
10 per cent, = per cent off for cash.
Free Lunch at noon; everybody in
vitcd
c. Fl. OWENS. Owner
b. w. GETSINGER Auctioneer
n e Adams Phoenix If
Arizona republican., 1917-02-20

40 acre alfalfa and dairy
ranch. Old "A water; miles
from good town. Improved
with house. hay shed with COW
shed adjoining; good well, en-
CINE and tank, with water
piped around for stock. Family
orchard. Price $4,000. Easy
terms.
DWIGHT b. HEARD,
Ean1ar and 4 da m :
Arizona republican., 1917-02-20

AT c. H Owens Ranch, between Tempe
and Mesa, ~ Miles East and One
Mile South Pacific Creamery, or one
Arizona republican., 1917-02-20

COME To CITY OF MESA
FOR SALE-20 acres highly i'm
proved. nice home, shade. fruit. alfal-
ia. Price $4,000.
FOR SALE-40 acres alfalfa. we'll
fenced. house. shade. ideal location
Price $4,000
FOR SALE-S0 acres alfalfa, small
home, well located for dairy. Price s135
per acre.
TERMS
Arizona republican., 1917-02-20
Wanted Help, Female

GIRL TO ASSIST with general
houseWork. Phone 114J4 did
Arizona republican., 1917-02-20

40 ACRE RANCH. good well. with
gas engine. 5000 gal. new rank, good )
room house, plenty of shade new con-
crete COW barn, with - stanchions /:
acres year old orchard; 400 trees,
assorted varieties balance in alfalfa
good ditcheS good fences. Glass A
water. Less than ) miles north city
100000 will handle. Phone S713. Il
Arizona republican., 1917-02-20
For Sale - Automobiles
REBUILT T
CADILLAC

A rebuilt Cadillac is entirely sep
arate and distinct from the ordinary
type Of used cars The services of an
expert mechanic are not required for
its selection or inspection. 1t is sold
and purchased with the same confid-
ence as a new Cadillac car.
BY q special effort in our rebuild
ing shop we have completed and have
ready for sale seven passenger
Cadillac Eight Touring Car New
tires. new paint. new top and new
seat covers. This is one Of the most
distinctive cars on sale in Phoenix
TODAY
Arizona republican., 1917-02-20

FOR SALE-A-1 Phoenix business
property, $4,000: liberal terms. See
n. A. Morford. If
Arizona republican., 1917-02-20
For Sale Houses


FOR SALE-SiX room home, with
four lois, paved street. one half block
to street car. Big shades, palms. g:ape
arbor. roses, sleeping room. very de-
srable locality. Price S450Q,00; terms.
Phone S345. did
FOR SALE room frame cottage
front porch. bath. toilet. gas. electric
lights. plastered walls. with lot 50x131
#. You can't build the house for less
than Sl500: will sell house and lot for
$1,000; X cash, terms on. balance. L. F.
Pascoe. 302 No. Central Phone il24.tf
Arizona republican., 1917-02-20

ATTENTION-Buy a lot in Tempe.
close to State Normal and high school.
We will build you house to suit you
pay for II the same as rent if you are
interested in 4 home, call or Wrile
Tempe Land * Auction Co. Ten &c.
AriZ. db
Arizona republican., 1917-02-20
For Rent-Store and Offices

OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT-Locat-
ed on one of the best corners in the
city. See John A. Lentz, cor. list Ave.
and Adams st If
GROCERY BUILDING and fixtures
for rent. Call 911 h. Roosevelt ID