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d. G. Bond. Oph. B., the wen known
eye expert Of mitchell, s. D., will be
at Hotel. Miller, Saturday, June 2.
Glasses made that FIT, Special at
tention to headaches and nervousness.
Bonds service etce1s always. Call
early. 25t2
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]. n. Norris, Carpenter and Build
er; Estimates furnished free. Phone
Blue IS. 25t4
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Registsfed Hefef6ra BalIs
The undsEaispsd sell st Public
Auction AZ Magness1 Bros Yards IN
st. Lawrehce.. So DIX,
ThhrsdaN Jdhs II 1917
Commencing 81 one o'ci6ck p. M
sixty Hsaa Herefbrd Bulls, froin fs
ID a. mS&tks Ola.
We have selected hssss Hnlis out or
40 bulls we Wintered and they are 1as
good as you VIII md &nyNksre. we
yihtsred thsss Btils ii q way g thsy
are in tho best Of range co1ditfon.. ~
These Bulls are GtTong Bred Anxi-
ETY. Attn. Mirfxx AMI Columbus BfSeda
1aga .sevsfai b6iis k66d enough 95F
herd headers. ,Hl You are tcckf5s Tor
a good bull at the right price attends
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MANNEEs nAeS- owners
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Pony Taken Up-Sorren pony found
in my barn May 2stk. owner can have
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one year Tor ~ zee
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steel range. e : bsTssin&
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A cheap quarter az land to sell.
'Sqryo0pded Win kdd lrkbRe. Anl
ideal place for stock ranch. Close In
aufrters IN 1fi7abIe4 ~ 8cr6A
under cultivation. Inquire Of Pussy
Land Co.
Mantea-HAy Lana-Pay Top price
for ! 10 3 years. Y. A. BENJAMIN.
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Basement to Excavate-Full base
ment excavation, dirt to be hauled
n block. Apply to Press ONCE.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-05-31

marks te rRt aHRysSEy dhec peddxd sF enhess Commencing Monday june Hh and con-
idhg all w@, 10 commemorate our Third Yef0f Prosperous Pleasant Business Progress and to
acknowledge and edHean the good wnh ds|pmtd the many many pahoS and friends who have
made this stTgsnEss BaSbRs we wnfr one week put aside Auughfd Profit
three years ago. Mmhy Jun Ahx e pedm ms DrtoH N pbh of Miller Hand Co.. and vicinity
We have earnestly and onsam6sB shwf through p stp mmo live up 10 every ponke THAI We
have mael WehEeg HeH 70 6hhh the confidence the Tpe of this vicinity Courtesy SERVICE
honest rBg heEHaMdsg and a hshe Statement Oh facts are the cardinal principals on wMh this
business rs built At lfMs time We desire hsxres our smeeh hanks for the kind Treatment we have
VGSMy safe
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!: Wanted-Large clean rags, all but
tons cut on. 7Kc TO 1Oc d pound.
Municipal Light & Power Plant. 25tt2
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sfha Prebs and Tho Dakota Fsrmsr
5T5 year for :
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12

soon after the of 1912 and ending only very
Gently. During all that time viewed Canada toll
erantly 1t existed appanage of Great Britain
only by grace. There doubt in the mind
of any patriotic ignorant American that we could
overrun it in month if we chose do So and in
of irritation we were accustomed to rnutter
something about turning that little trick.
It is only six years ago that the Hon Champ
Clark in speech in congress, afterward explained
to be humorous utterance said something about the
annexation of Canada. But the Canadians with
undeveoped humor replied that they did not
want to be annexed and to prove that they were still
loyal TO Great Britain turned down a reciprocity
treaty which we had negotiated with great difficulty
and defeated the Laurier government which fav-
ored it.
We had not given much attention to Canada. We
had given too much time to day dreams of our own
greatness. We had been oblivous of our own
weakness and flabbiness were of the growing
strength of Canada which decades before had
realized that countrys security entirely in
its own willingness and readiness to maintain it, Our
army officers may have been surprised but the
rank and file of certainly were by the exhibition
OF Canadian preparedness disclosed by great war
Then we saw what would have happened if at any
time within the last forty years had attempted
the chastisement of Canada. We could not have
made dent in it. but in the meantime serious dents
would have been made along northern frontier
Canada in all this time had navy. but Canada
has never needed one The British navy exists not
only for the guarding of the British Isles
the protection of British colonies and their COM
merce, and to date it has been ample for those
purposes.
We have had much to unlearn regarding ourselves
well regarding Canada, and into the void thus
created we to put much sound learning. So it is
Of some value learn from General Sans
rather tactless statement that would soon get
into shape" that and since the civil war
have never been in shape.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12
Small Bonds and Radishes"

In a thousand ways the European is chang
ing the currents not only in the afflicted countries
but all over the world Among the effects will be the
popularizng of bond issues which have hitherto been
only for the wealthy the we'll do The
loans which the warning nations floating
being made appeal to ALL to every man and woman
who raise small sum. The London Observer
advocates the borrowing of money to invest in
small bonds and it advises the holders of money
lend persons of small for such investment.
Though it has nothing do with the effects Of the
war, have been interested article by W. ].
Beck general sales manager of the National Thrift
Bond Corporation on Small Bonds and Radishes"
Do you think that in this country of equal oppor-
tunity, Mr.. Jones and Mrs. Smith-people pass
the street every day-are served equally we'll by our
merchants?
GERS for fvecent bunch of radishes the clerk is
slower to wait upon her than when Jones stops his
automobile at the curb order dozen grapefruit.
The grocer values both customers and equal
care and courtesy toward them
But there is another angle; and you can where
Mr.. Jones does far better than Mrs. Smith. Both
Industrious, capable, good managers, able to
something of their income. Oh certain day in
March, Mr. Jones finds himself with $4,000 in
vest; the same day Mrs. Smith has $40 to spare
What their respective opportunities to invest in
some good security?
Mr. Jones telephones a banker broker, who calls
and goes list of good bonds mortgages with
conference takes place any time, and at place,
Mr. Jones names.
CON Mrr. Smith also telephone the banker
broker She telephone, to be sure but only
be told that there's nothing in stock for her THE
idea does she think afford to handle item
dollar bonds?"
Said the Richmond Ind, palladium" the other
day:
Mrs. Smith and her neighbor, Mr. Black Sec
ton boss ought to have the opportunity to buy
a and twenty dollar city county bond that Mr..
ha-f o pIrph ace aui Of
Bonds in small denominations should be popular
ized that all classes of the community could buy
them like other merchandise.
France, Germany and other countries where Thrift
is a household word sell bonds the counter
if they ham eggs
Who in this city will serve Mrs. Smith when she
wants invest dollars? Why there not coun-
which she may purchase such small and
safe securities familiar to the thrifty of Europe?
Someone said the other day that the greatest thrift
service which could be rendered to this community
would be split up the next issue of CITY, county
other bonds into pieces of $40 and multiples thereof
and put them sale freely merchants sell
soap and oranges.
That would be excellent method Of serving
Mrs Smiths investment needs.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12
A Permanent Automobile Show

The automobile show of last week much
of a success that only dealers in automobiles but
those Who realize the Importance of that industry and
the certainty rapid increase from year to
have suggested the permanency of such show and
the erection of a public building where it can be held
Al present there is such building approach
irg the needs such exhibit, which will be much
larger each year than the year before.
Accordingly within the last day or two suggestions
have come to The Republican from leading automo
bile dealers automobile enthusiasts for the
ton of an armory which the National Guard stands
So much in need, by popular subscription to aid such
funds as may be appropriated by for that
purpose.
The suggestion fits in happily with the ideas of
the National Guard officers who had themselves
thought of cooperation with citizens for the con-
struotion of armory though, perhaps, the notion
of automobile pavilion had not occurred to them
There has been appropriated fqr armory 100000
and fcr an arsenal $4,000. both which are
luely essential under federal regulations The officers
have contemplated a building that would from
$4,000 $4,000 and which in addition lockers and
Other necessary apartments should have drill hall
of 12oxS0 feet
We believe that with the idea of using such hall
for automobile show at least once year, such lib
eral subscriptions could be secured as would make pos
sible a much larger building and a more ornate
than arm0ry building of outlines would be-
This idea is susceptible of a development which
would be very profitable to Phoenix We trust that
the automobile and other public spirited citizens
VIII take the matter up and it to completion in
the shape of an armory
Such armory could be used for meetings which
there at present auditoriums large enough to
accommodate Phoenix would then be ready to receive
conventions of national character.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12
The TentacIes of Tucson

Maricopa county cannot afford delay framing
good roads program and executing Phoenix and
the other valley losing thousands of dollars
month because of our bad roads, and adjacent
counties the gamers. Strangers coming Phoenix
any direction by character of the roads
when they strike Maricopa county, and they not
usually in d good frame of mind when they reach
their destination.
Phoenix for long time has had the Ray country
'pocketed" Citizens of Ray, Hayden and Winkleman
could very well get either by rail highway
without coming to Phoenix, and indifferent
to the difficulties they encountered in coming.
coming from Ray brings the surprising intell
gence that the region thanks the enterprise of
Tucson, has another outlet very good highway has
been opened up the southeast and the traffic be-
tween Tucson and the mining district is growing
The end of the Globe Roosevelt Phoenix road
is naturally within Marcopa county. This road, which
few years the talk of tourists from all parts
Of the country, has greatly deteriorated the
western end that it has of value Globe
outlet Roosevelt Lake has become and will al
ways be pleasure resort of easy from Globe,
which understand. will seek commercial outlet
in another direction Another of Tucson's tentacles is
to be thrown toward Globe ella and Pima counties
told, negotiating the construction of
highway between Globe and Tucson by the way
Christmas. The route, it is said will be scenic
which thousands of tourists who have Lake
Roosevelt viii travel and forego magnificence and
discomforts of the Roosevelt Phoenix road.
week ago large number Of Tucson business
visited Ajo establish closer relations with
camp which in time is destined to be one of the
greatest mining camps of the southwest.
The visit itself perhaps of much import
1t friendly manifestation, but friendli-
ness does not always cut figure in commercial
lations Phoenix a year ago sent a large delegation
OF business to Ajo and most pleasant relations
established, after which those relations were
allowed TO shift for themselves just as for example,
We have allowed the once magnificent Roosevelt road
to shift for itself The visit though of the Tucson
merchants only pleasant preliminary to profit
able relations with Ajo. 1t had to do with the
sruction of road, another Tucson tentacle, Ajo
Unless prompt action is taken by Marcopa county
it VIII shortly find that the affections of the districts
which have been claiming as territory have
been alienated and we will have no redress against
Tucson.
We have the remedy all this in
hands. The county highway commission furnishes
that 1t remains only for the people avail them
selves of the law. We should every
stretch of good road pointed in direction from
ella, Pinal, Yuma and Yavapai counties
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12
WEEK SETS NEW RECORDFORMANy
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY WORLD

owned Icy j. W Torlplsins on the
Pase Line road five miles south Of
Phoenix, and Mr.. Shepard has pur-
chased Il 20-acre Tract in section "A
2N, De
This company also reports several
salesof city property, included III
which are the following:
Brick bungalow on East Brill street
TO l. II Forbing. s2,350; house on
Norti Ninth street to Charles L.
Sherer. s1,JG0; one of Home Builders
modern homes in Las Palnias to
Emil v VanBever. 81 500 bungalow
or East WHleJta street to p. C. Arm
strong, s2,390; two and one-half acres
suburban home with modern house
or West Van Buren, street to Char
lofte Mecklin, $3.50; brick bungalow
on Fast Willetta to j. A Conant
$500 brick house and two lots.
Capitol Addition, to T. l. Weather
ford. $500; two lots in Collins Add
ton to Philip Diaz $3.50; one lot in
kenilworth to AIRY G. Baldwin upon
which Home Builders will erect a
modern house Off the Baldwins.
Farmers Are Coming
\ large party of experienced farm
in April by the Jordan & Grace Realty
company 10 look over Salt river val
icy ranch lands. especially those
ada pted to the growing of alfalfa.
These agents have been devoting
great deal az time in recent years
to the growing of citrus fruits. Last
wear they plant lot No. II at Citrus
Home &c citrus fruits and such ex-
cellent results were obtained that the
men have decided to continue the
work
The grove planted last year has
been sold to Judge Davis of Alabama
the purchase price being $1,000. it is
said Messrs. Jordan and now plant
ing two more lots in order that they
VIII have improved acreage as well
as vacant lots TO offer their Gus
toners.
The following transactions are re-
ported by the company: A A. De
witt Of Mesa. has recertlY nrrchas ed
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12

farm near Glendale the purchase
price being $4,000, it is reported an
50 acre tract tract in orchard add
ton. Glendale, has been sold 10 G.
W Dixon Of Grand Rivers, Ky; d
quarter section in section IS, north
OF Glendale. has been sold TO Mr..
Ewingle Of inkelman, the price be
ing 23S,e00 d 30-dcre tract adjoining
city limits of Glendale to Mr.. Muir
dick of Peoria, the price being $1,000
Several other sales OF lesser import
ance were also recorded.
Many Hogs Bought
Further proof that the Salt river
valley is unsurpassed for its stock
raising abilities. was recently demon
onstiated by the purchase of I200
head OF hogs by p. f. Wheaian of
Storm Lake, Iowa, and B. L. Allen
of Laurens, Iowa.
MessTs Whealan and Allen came to
Phoenix several weeks ago to study
stock raising conditions III tnas COM
munitv under the direction Of the
Mcdowell Realty company They had
spent considerable time in other sec
tons of the country in similar work.
once they had acquainted themselves
with the Salt river climatic and
physical conditions, however. they lost
no time in choosing to locate here.
The large hog purchase was made
from w c. Mcdowell and c. A Whit
fled. Messrs. Whealan and Allen
plan to go into the stock raising bust :
ness here on a gigantic scale. They
will make their winter homes in this
community.
Auction Well Attended
More than 800 people attended the
auction sale conducted at the Joel
Nofzinger ranch by 4. W. Getsinger,
local auctioneer, Tuesday. Excellent
prices We're secured for the various
commodities, it is reported. the nipple
ments and stock being readily pur-
chased.
Not in the past several wears has
the realty business been as good as
8 present, according to Mr.. Getsinger.
There are plenty of purchasers and
an equally large number of owners
who are DESTROYS of settings their
properties at reasonable figures.
Recent sales hv the Getsinger COM
pany are as follows: the farm for
merly belonging 10 Daniel y. Miller
south of Phoenix to Mrs. Mahle Price
2p1 Mrs George NJ. Harris purchased
a 40-acre tract from w. n. SicAles in
LceScroft.
Hire little salesman at The Re-
Afr
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12

have dared to challenge crystalized
tradition, was misunderstood in his
day and accused of many things
wrongfully. We regard his son and
successor in office, whose name was
also Joseph Smith, and who presided
over the church with honor and dignity
for more than fifty years, as a man
who performed his ministerial duties
faithfully, and with an eye single to
the glory of God.
And now concerning the next son,
Frederick NJ. Smith, whose official
standing as presiding head of the
church ! am making a part of the
subject of this discourse, l will say:
that by the right of lineal succession
(Which is undeniably a divine pripci-
pie, according to the holy scriptures),
by the right of holy calling, by the
right of spiritual fitness, and of clean
manly integrity, we regard this present
presto INT as an acceptable servant of
the Lord, and of the church. in the
place and station of his appointment.
We worship God the Father in the
name Of Jesus Christ, and render the
respect to me laboring in places of
spiritual appointment, which is due
them as laborers in a great and holy
work. Neither do we Withhold the re-
spect and allegiance which is due to
men of political appointment in au-
thority under the law of the land. In
this connection l will mention that the
regulations in this church in the mat
ter of marriage have been in perfect
conformity to the laws of the land,
all through the administration of JOS
/ eph Smith the first, Joseph Smith the
second, and are now the same. under
the administration of the son and
grandson, Friedrich M. Smith.
Falsely Accused
The Church of Jesus Christ of Lat
ter Day Saints, now distinguished as
the Reorganzed Church, has been
falsely accused of polygamy because
Of the misdeeds of some who have gone
out from US.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12
GOVERNMENT Of
Church SUBJECT
Of YATES SERMON

The following is an extract of the
sermon preached yesterday morning
by Elder Yates of the Reorganzed
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
saints.
Text: For the husband is the head
of the wife, even as Christ is the head
Of the church. Eph. 5:23.
But the wife has a head of her own.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12
EXIT THE LABOR VOTE"

With the election of 1916 recedng into the dis
may be well to make passing reference to the
disappearance of the old bug aboo the labor vote
Organized labor defeated at the polls where it
was most anxious to win. A few instances will suf-
flee to make this plain. The counsel for the Fedora
ton of Labor Jackson Ralston badly whipped
in the fifth Maryland district by Sydney Mudd; David
Lewis chairman of the house committee on labor, an
ardent unionist, defeated for United States
by comparatively unknown republican-though
the state of Maryland itself gave Wilson majority
of 10000 Buchanan of Illinois, former head of the
Structural Workers Union defeated by Nies
JUL who stoned in the campaign of 1912;
Tavenner, author of the anti-efficency bill,
tired to private life by unappreciave constituency
Governor Dunn of Illinois, vociferously endorsed by
the State Federation of Labor, overwhelmed in
his campaign for reelection.
Says the New York Tribune: THE vote that
elected Mr.. Wilson largely from the rural dis
trcts from states in which there is only of
highly organized labor IF the labor unions had fol-
lowed their leaders for Wilson," observes the demo-
cratic Brooklyn Eagle, "he would have carried New
York City by 900 instead of 100000" 3
Let the politicians and the office seekers accept
the evidence that lies every hand that the Labor
vote divided just the professional mems
vote, the storekeepers vote according to the
victons of those who cast the ballots.
Neither labor leaders. leaders religious
leaders deliver any vote. May the lesson sink deep in
the minds of those who would speculate in such
evanescent commodty-Amerioan Industries.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12

Mole transactions have been re-
corded on the Phoenix realty marke-
the past week. that for any CORE
spending period in the past severa:
months, it is stated Farm deals con-
tinue to be the principal activity bur
there is an ever increasing interest III
Phoenix property.
While no exceptionally big deals in
Phoenix property were recorded the
past week. 1t is stated that many
bids on important business property
have been filed, some of which will
mature. ii IS thought, within the next
few DAYS. Several large farms changed
hands within the. past seven days.
Ranch Transactions
Realty activities, so far as the f.
J. Bennett Realty firm is concerned.
nas been confined, almost entirely, 10
rancn transactions within the past
week. Thee are plenty OF purchasers
on the market a. the present time, ii
is stated, for the moderately priced
ranch
The Bennet; Realty company an
nounces that +. w Akire. postmaster
at Peoria. and !. \ Hammond, well
known PeoKia merchant. will con-
struct modern. fire proof building
at Peoria, work 20 start Immediately
The cost of this structure viii be
$4,000
Mr.. Akire will utilize so feet of the
floor space for his general store and
the postoffiee. it is announced, while
the other % feet will be used by Mr.
Hammond fors his new store The
building win be one of the finest in
the northwest section of the county
it is believed
The announcement cf the new
building ct Peoria is in keeping with
the mauv recent developments in that
community. There have, been many
Improvements throughout the north
west section Of the county within the
past few weeks, including the estab-
lishment of a rural free delivery.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12
We ard Canada

The patronzing assurance of General Sam Hughes
of Canada that you Americans would mighty
get into shape" conveys what know be the
truth, that not already in shape 1t further
reminds of the ridiculous attitude of the average
American toward Canada during period beginning
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12
Fern Sales Many

arm Sales Many
Farm deals continue to be the chief
activity of the local realty market
insofar as the Green and Griffith
company is concerned. There are
plenty of ranch pUrchahcr. it is an
nourced which is Indicative of the
great popularity Of Salt river valley
lands.
Several moderately priced farms
have recently been sole by me Green
e. Griffin company, the principal pur-
chasers being persons interested in
dairying. This promises to he one OF
the principal farm activities in the
valley in future years as in the past.
Among the recent sales transacted
by the company are the following:
Northwest quarter of section 20, 3W,
2E for F. f. Bell of Ontario, Calf.
to local men; J. G. Douglas has nur-
chased the S0-acre farm formerly
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12

policemans club, which is made that it
also be used extension pistol barrel thereby
changing the latter into sort of rifle, has been in
vented by the sheriff of Alameda county Calf The
extension has the outward appearance of ordinary
hickory club, but contains steer barrel fashioned
one-end that it be quickly attached to pistols
nozzle 1t is said that it more than doubles the range
Of the firearm and makes possible greater accuracy
in aiming. 1t is IA inches long and weighs pound
Popular Mechanics Magazine.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12

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