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Arizona republican., 1917-01-29
For Sale Houses


 A SIX ROOM BEAUTY-A most at tractive home on one of the avenues close to the pavement. East front cN- ceptionally well built of brick Delble- dash, very large living room. large bedrooms, screen rooms and closets. Connections kitchen wjth all built-in effects; hardwood floors. garage. walks, lawn and shaGc. In fact cvcsN- thing to make a desirable home 4. the low figure of $39c9-easy terms. ! fine new furniture in house. owner wishes to sell with house. See me al once and let me show you {. IS rare bargain F. l. Dibble. 11S x. ist av- enue, with Griffin Alone" gs FOR SALE-Largc brick hot -. fcr- nished. Corner lot old shade 72l F. Washington St. C. J. Gelaty. Mesa Ariz Box J1S. 2-g
Arizona republican., 1917-01-29
Help Wanted-Male

WANTED-A good reliable man to work on ranch. permanent job; must be a good milker and understand handling horses. married man pre- ferred. Chas. Peters. Gilbert, Ariz. Phone Mesa S2Rl1 b
Arizona republican., 1917-01-29

TT PAYS to repair your reed, rat
 tan and porch furniture. We repair everything and buy everything paying full value. Remodelling Furniture co. g s. First Ave. Phone 147g. If
Arizona republican., 1917-01-29
For Sale or Exchange


 BY OWNER, a clear deed to a fine residence lot in Vancouver. F. c. Lot is 33 ft by 172 it. on high ground and macadamized street. Vancouver is a city of nearly 100000 population. prefer Salt River valley land. not under the Roosevelt project. The price is sl,50e. Apply to G. c. Wold at the De- Marvel Institute. lS4 N. First Ave It ELEGANT six room brick. pebble dash. new and modern in every way. 1 maple floors, all built-in features. win dow seats. butler pantry. cabinets, china closets, bookcases, clothes clos cts. medicine chest, fire place, all in beautiful grain woodwork. fine bath room. Lot 15x1i0 choice location. barn. garage. chicken runs, trees, lawn, fine $4.000.00 home, mortgage $lj00.00 due in fifteen months I need ST0000 at once. will consider balance of my equity in anything of value. An swer before February first. Box 393 Republican. sb
 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE v Equity of $500 in house to trade for Ford car: must be in good condition. Box 377 Republican. gs 5ACRES NORTH CENTRAL avenue, highly improved for safe or exchange for city residence property. Inquire 27 N. 3rd St. If
 IF YOU HAVE anything to rent. trade or sell. see Johnson. F West Adams if
 FOR EXCHANGE-Good lot in Los Olives for Southwestern Building & In vestment Co. stock or what have you H. B. Chaney. 1G F. Adams. Gs
 WILL TRADE equity of $500 ia | a good first-Class income property for something that does not require owners attention. Address ~discription to box sos Republican If
Arizona republican., 1917-01-29
For Sale--Eggs and Poultry

BIfFF, .ORPHINGTON baby chicks ready Feb. 5th. Phone 1J3 Hersepeii, Hatchery. R, F. D. No. 2. If
Arizona republican., 1917-01-29
For Sale Real Estate

FOR SALE-5 acres miles north east; improved; reasonable price on terms. Phone Owner. 473. dr
Arizona republican., 1917-01-29

BUY FROM OWNER FIVE ACRES. nicely arranged for chicken ranch, good improvements fruit and berries; good water and fine shade: very close in. e25Q0.o6, with terms. Address Box S25 Republican. dr
Arizona republican., 1917-01-29
For Sale-Automobiles

WILL. PAY CASH for old autos, no
 matter if out of order or wreck Col den COG W. Washington. l mo WANTED ForG ranaDout; good condition; VIII pay cash if price is right. Box 3E5 Republican. If WILL SELL nearly new Chevrolet in Al condition. nearly half price Ad-
 dress Box 376 Republican, If
Arizona republican., 1917-01-29
Wanted-Help, Female

WOMAN or girl wanted for general housework and cooking. Apply 320 l.. Willetta. if
Arizona republican., 1917-01-29


 Der month. Phone 429 gs COTTON LAND FOR RENT
 200 acres of rich bottom land in the Florence Valley-near R.. K. and hav- ing Al water right-for rent cheap Address J. R. Treat Florence, Ariz. 2g TO RENT-160 acres, 80 acres in al falfa and barley; good for cotton or dairying; best rent proposition in val ley must go by Feb. 1st. For further information call at 415. National Bank of Arizona Building. dr COTTON AND ALFALFA LAND
 FOR RENT
 2S0 acres of first class cotton and alfalfa land in the Casa Grande valley good water rjght-rich sediment land and will stand the .test---has all been under cultivation and can be had at q very reasonable figure. Address Box 206. Florence, Arizona. 2g
Arizona republican., 1917-01-29
For Sale-Eggs and Poultry

PREPARE NOW for the greatest chicken year Arizona has ever seen.
 Our famous Sand Tray, Prairie State Incubator will start you right. Arizona
 Seed Co. 137 N. Central Ave. Phone
 403. If
 II BLACK MINORCA BULLETS and ] rooster, extra Iine; AS Rhode Island Red bullets: F Brown Leghorn bullets; ? Barred Rock roosters. Ari zona Poultry Yards, R. D. No. ?. Phone
 S359. VIII ship to any part of state. gD WHITE LEGHORN eggs and chicks from hoganized stock bred for heavy laying; mating list free. Palmolive Poultry Ranch, Box 104 Glendale. If THIS WEEKS SPECIAL-Fish, ? lbs. for 25c Rock Cod, Yellow Bass, Smelts. Sandeps. Sale with Fish. Fresh Herring, Salted Herring, Halibut. Bara Cuda. Fresh Mackerel. Oysters, pint BOG quart soc.
 PACIFIC COAST FISH OYSTER MARKET
 547 E. Washington. Phone 3552. If [
 WHITE LEGHORNS, large size, heavy layers; eggs and chicks for sale. Mrs John KyIer. Route 1. Phoenix. dr PRATTS POULTRY REGULATOR, guaranteed to produce eggs or your money back. For sale by all dealers.
 PHOENIX SEED x FEED co. Distributors If
Arizona republican., 1917-01-29
For Sale--Eggs and Poultry

ONE DOZEN Buff Leghorn Hens. 5I9 North First Street. gs
 FOR BLACK MINORCA cockerels, bullets, or eggs. Phone 29S5. 319 No. 9th Ave. dr
Arizona republican., 1917-01-29

PHONE 414 Tor messenger If
 SITUATION WANTED--For Indian men for yard work, etc Phone Cook Bible School S411. If
Arizona republican., 1917-01-29
For Rent-Land

A ACRES. class "A" water, $250O per month. Phone 429. W gs
Arizona republican., 1917-01-29
Wanted Situation-Male

STAR EMPLOYMENT, OFFICE, cor. Jackson and First Sts. Quick help furnished on short notice. Our fees soc and $l.00. Nice clean rooms, 25c. Phone 762. 2-dp
Arizona republican., 1917-01-29
Wanted - Help, Female

WANTED Experienced laundress Cottage Hand Laundry, 722 So. 3rd Ave.
 dr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-07
ARE RrssIA's WORST ENEMIES.

Talking fetishes have been Russia g
uudoinE. Most OF them are imported.
and not % few. regret 20 confess
We're made IN America. h s%tartlrs ard
Anglers an American citizen 10 learn
that among the dominant factors iu
the spread OF anarchy in Bussis to-
day are returned American "cxiles p
thousands of whom came back un-
Ger the first generous offer uf the
new government
Many of these were IN no sense po-
litical %eXiles. but a~gitEtors Of the l.
w W and Emma Goldman type. who
welcomed this opportunity for AN en-
larred career Of trouble making. II
Is believed In informed American cir
ci"s In RUSSIA that u large proper
ton OF these fellows were sent uul-
%lIciouslN and with the design OF To-
menting disturbances but certain
Russian consuls ia the United States
who favor the old regime and want To-
disrupt the new The uameS aud-lo-
cations OF these cousulS are freely
mentioned
Another allegation is that. lik" Lem
nine. these eXiles are realty paid Gor-
man prupagandists: n they are MOI
paid they certainly deserve 60 be fui
their doctrine of iutrruatiuuaIism.
preached at the front. has been worth
am army corps 90 the kaiser tucredi-
bile ts Il may appear % am American.
these parnmhulatinE talking machine.
are every where sowiuE Hu auti-Amcri.
can spirit Processing - speak with
authority. they are cndcayuriup "a
i%ueulpHts Am To- the TtuifgI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-07
The Scrap Book
ROMANTIC STORY MS ADDED no
LORE on irAi.N'S FLAG.

when the Italian forces made their
superb attack upon the Austrian po-
sltlons and riumphantly captured
Monte Santo last August. a pictur-
esuue scene was enacted hat cuntri-
butcs a romantic story o. the his
tory of the national emt,iem. Three
columns. operating from different
points. combined IN carrying out the
remarkable assault. Before the ac-
tual advance was begun an Italian
flag-which consists u three broad
vertical stripes of green, white and
red-wus cut into three pieces and
one piece of the colots given 20 the
leader of each column. when the
forces. after Il bitter, terrible strug-
gle. met at the summit OF the noun
tain from which they had routed the
enemy. the three parts of h tri-
color were sewed together and the
standard unfurled above the ruins of
ar Austrian church. This announced
the Italian victory to troops occupy
ing Monte Sabotino and surrounding
heights. when the restored flag was
sighted. the cheering OF the soldiers
aaehoed for miles through The moun-
tains Popular Mechanics Magazine
for November contains a photograph
OF the ruins on which the flag was
raised.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-07
IHpe
You
wiz
Publish
This
Letter

It at home The American whnler
throws u away
1T is a fact not CURRENTS nppre-
ctated hat the whale IL not "a fish.
lts flesh has no fishy taste whatever.
The whale g. a warm blooded ami
mai II a mammal which suckies its
young. SIS flesh is therefore compare
bic with hat Of other mammals such
as the COW; 1t rs steak
AN cnterprising whaler last scn-
son brought some whale meat into
Seattle and placed II in the butcher
shops and had IL served at the ho-
tells II sold FOR ten cents a pound.
ana the hotels served steaks FOR forty
cents that would have cost "A dollar
fifty had they been beef Guests ate
Of the whale meat and pronounced II
as good as beef Last year also. the
same experiment was tried at Long
Beach. cal. and the whale meat sold
readily In the butcher shops and was
liked bY consumers. So u is earnestly
urged, In these tryinE times. that
housokcepers and hotels use the
steak OF these t.5ON whales. which is
equal In nutritive value To- the meat
Of 10000 prime porkers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-07
EXIT. john.

New Mexico. W. salute you. You
have relghed the prohibition ques-
ton carefully, voted your convictions
and sounded the death knell Of john
R~arieycorn.
You have lined up with twensy-six
other states in the union and banished
the saloons.
Instead OF allowing the Brewer
Big Horses 90 be ran vel YOU saay
longer you have turned the tables you
eame whizzing down the rond in your
big up-to-date touring car, hin John
Barleycorn squarely amidships anl
left HE bleeding aud badly mutilatei
carcass lying In the road while YOU
whirled on toward progress. and pros-
perity. John is SO badly d~isfiguren
that It's doubtful II his most intimate
friends viii be able to recognize hin,
New Mexico. you really did surprise
the natives. II anyone had predicted
prior to the elr ~tion tbs you would
roll up a majority % approximately
10000 In favor Of prohibition thst In
dividual would have been ec'ared
mentally unbalanced and sent tn the
nut house" Why ever in Don Ana
county, where Il il alleged the III
Paso liquor interests worked day and
night in an effort 20 carr the ccuriy.
YOU swatted booze squarely n, tn eve
by a majority Of nearly SOC. ana IN
the mining camps. where YOU were
expected TO be as strong as horse
radssh. most Of the boys seem to hnve
decided that they would be better off
without you and registered oferwhclW-
ing majcrities in favor ~ prohibition.
~ course John got may chuckle
because yop apparently have Won 'q
ohio. But we didn't expect much else
Of the Buckeye state. II seems. how
ever. on the face of the returns whea
this was written thai you won merely
by a scratch. showing that YOU are
gradually losing ground there, becau
three years ago you carried the state
by SO. o00. Verify. John, your power
Is waning.
All honor to New Mexico. Her ci;. Z
Eens deserve great credit FOR the pro
gressive step they have taken.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-07
NEw MENICO CENTHN'S
AFFAIRS NOT SETTLED.

That the affairs OF the New Mexico
Central railroad are not IN az fair a
way Of solution az indicated boy a dis
patch 70 the Morning Journal is the
Information secured from q reliable
source by The Evening Herald today
The Evening Herald considers ii uu.
fortunate for an pur.ics concerned Tint
the affairs ~ the road and the rcceiv-
.ersh5p have become SO e|ntauglcd Iu
his communication Co Francl. g. vii
son, Judge Holiomau says that the
question of the purchasers ~ tn"
bonds intending 10 wreck the road
has passed the stage Of argument, o.
the b%ondholders offered through At
,]torney Wilson GO spend ~ their ow j.
money $1,000 900. 900 in the improvement
and bcttermcnt Of The railroad uad
iis properties, The question Of the
bond holders wreokiup th, road.
should they come Into possession -
the property being nov out Of rAr
way IL appears TO The Evening Herald
that the puestioG resolves ITSELF lnlu
one Of the bond holJer- legal rgh'
Thee show their good faith Day wo-
posing 90 cXpoud 500. 600 uu uu thr
road even before they COME into pos,
session and To- al,ow the ruad o. CONE
tIHue under the supervision uf Jnc
iCuurt. Having given assurance tl,,
they have mo- Intention of wreck. 3
the road. hut rather that they prop1-
itrhab!iltaimg and upcratius TO- rh,
T., cuiug Herald belie,,s hat thrs
hould Doe Ii,en every c-uaolrarcmo
possible Iu their ,utcrur.s, A. f
known thpi these seutlcmol have mil.
mdhons and are energetic iu ther en-
ter pri,ez and show "a disposition "
invest in Sew AicNiro ary certainly q
desirap,, acquisition
Noi only have these people houph.
th, bonds vi the Sew Mexico Ceutri'
buf they nave manifested am iutcrts
iu extending their line into Albuqnor
que when thol come int possession
of the road. A une ro the Hngau c"t
field, would aiso almost assuredlS r..
cult The people Of Albuquerque le'
lie what these things would mcpn .
tents town.
should the -houdhoide's fccl com
PEELED to take thlr cause 10 the cuut'
d wiii further conipllcate matters az
DELAY the final Improvement uf ih.
road. 20 say nothing Of creating 2
spirit which MAY turn capital ava
from New Mexico, thus retarding de-
velopmenl Of the states resources.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-07
TIir HAMMER or THE BocuEs.


Motto. "t.ott Nit H."
An iron cross mat mocks the Christ,
\ motto blaspncmouS Of God,
A bird of prey whose lethai heak
Ensanguines air and sea and cod.
Stained with the rcck of poisoned gas
and blood
shed by brave women slain by
Teuton guns,
Fouleh with the sea assassins slime
and mud
Emblem of hestial infamies Of Huns.
Reeking with murder, arson. rape,
soul-grime
Attiia, curse OF God. had blushed
60 plan.
standard of mad kings cruelty and
crime.
Farmer thrice damned 10y man and
son OF man.
Wet with sad tears by child and wo-
man shed.
yellow with loathy deeds and black
with shame.
Dim with the dust OF countless siaugh-
tered lead
Ensign OF mayhem. piracy III fame,
Tainted by ftlsehood. trcachery,
chicane.
Cankered with lust and greed-oh,
luathv rag.
Dyed. warp anH wool, hishonor's fade
less Straiu.
-gangrencd. fraticide, world
curshed flag
Mai ". T.. y French IN Washing
ton Post
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-07
BEERsHEBA IN BRITISH HANDS.

Bcersheba one 81 he mos, ancient
towns Of Palestine and mentioned fre.
auenily ln the Bible, has fallen into
the hands OF British soldiers and nov,
We presume. the "Tommlcs are sing
ing some catchy war song where tbs
first treaty Of peace recorded ia the
Bible was soicmnized.
Beersheba. although one Of The old
est towns OF Palestine. today enjoys
the distinction of being quite q ratl-
road center, being located on e road
that runs TO the Egyptian border Il
is about; forty miles from Jerusalem,
midway between GAIA % Hebron
and IN the days ~ kings and the JUDI
ges II marked the southern limits oi
h land Of Palestine From Dau -
Beersheba' IL q prcsent-day pro>efo.
The first mention ~ tho place t'
the Bible is in connection with th'
story OF HaRar the Egyptian the
bond wife 81 Abraham, and her som.
ishmaei. the disinherited who wer-
driven INTO the dessert by Abraham ia
stlgated by the iealousy Of sernh
Aud Abraham rose up carly lh
the morning and look bread and %
bottle Of water and save 1t unto
Hagnr putting il on her shoulder.
and she departed ana wandered
In The wldernes sof Hrorsheba.
Ana here. when she and h bo,
were forespent with thirst the ansc
Of The lord appeared 10 HaRar and
Opened her eyes and she saw % wen "i
water. aud she vert and filled iA'
bottl. with water and gave the Ted
drink. and God was with the lad an.
he grew and dweit iu the WILDERNESS
That was the nrsi well 81 hectsheha
which afterwards became "a rrei'
watering place for the n"mods 'i
the desert. u was kr"wu "s iu'
place of seven welis Abraham aug
one ~ them. when he went ther" 'l
make his peace with Abimclech 100
Phnlsiinc. and ne planted a grove ''
Bssrsheba and called there on me
name ~ the Lord in witness "i 'h'
,reat, mar he had entered lnto win
Abimelech. or these seven ancie"i
wells ~ Bsersheha. several sim are
sendlng forth Twins waters, al'housh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-07

tue waters Of ono are pumped up by
modern gasoline engine and 81 an
other by horse power.
And lscer~heea was Abraham
home town" Il was after that time
sacrifice Of him. when thu Lord tempt
81 him to see 10 sreat was his love.
Il was oniy a s-day Journey ~ 81
Reerxheba 20 the place where a ram
caughi IN h thorns ~ q thicket b.
his horns, saved youne Isaac's iife. Ard
az, er II was all over, tho Book " Gene
sis records Abraham returned unto
his young men and they rose ~ aud
wen, together TO Beersheha and Abra-
ham dweli at Beersheba."
II was from Beersheha hat jacob
went 10 the place where he lay down
upon a oiIlow OF stones and tho ladder
came down to him from heaven
And Jacob went from Beershebs
aud went toN, 1rd lioran. aud he
lighted upon a certain place and
tarried there an night because the
sun was set. and he took OF the
stones Of III place and put them
FOR his pillows aud hay down in
IN that place to sleep. and he
dreamed, and behold a ladder was
set up on the earth aud the top
Of II reached 70 heaven. and be-
hold the angels of God ascending
and descending on IT,
And it was from Beersheba tAIt
lJacob afterwards. in his patriarch0i
days. started on that visit 'unto Jo-
seph in the laad Of Egypt" And
Jacob rose from Beersheba, and the
sons Of Israel carried Jacob. tn ,ir
father, and their little ones, and their
when ne took young isaac to make 2
wives. in the wagons which Pharaoh
had sent TO carry him
The Recrsiieha ~ today is "A sort ~
county seat" the center OF a neigh
borhood OF about 1900 Inhabitants e.
railroad station. a post and telegraph
office. having one main street with %
few stores. II lies according to a re-
cent traveller. Just beyond the border
where permanent cultivation is possl-
ole without irrigation. Under present
conditions. a large town ike that in
dicated by the ruins would scarce,
grow up. unless radically new meth
DDS Of agriculture were introduced.
Now. as in ancient times, the seven
wells are used My TO furnish drinkin.i
water. There are signs ~ progress
however, for a pump, run by gasoline
has been established by the govern.
ment at one Of the wells. II IL oper.
ated two hours "a day and pumps
enough water for the eight hundre.
Inhabitants Of the town."
Around about the town are drlf
of yellow desert sands. as IN the day,
OF ishmael. piled to a height Of ter
Tor twenty feet Hsls u these sands
formed by the western winds are COZ.
cred with short grass and bushes. Dee,
tween which rude little patches ~ cu,.
uyaied grounds are Co De found
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-07
WIIAIE MEAT TASTES ~ Coon
" BEEF.

several kinds 10 new sea food pre
betting put on the market. says the
November Women's Home Compsn-
ion. The writer of the article ON sea
food says.
whaling il MOI, what 1t used to
he. hut there are still some one thou
sand five hundred ~ them killed each
year un the Pacific Coast In IN"
body Of each of these whales there Is
ten thousand ponds Of first-clas'
meat The Japanese whalers retrieve
This meat and fiub ready market fo'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-07

commonly believed the exclusion OF
further recruits to their ranks Ia the
rCui reason for the present enact
ment closing an the frontiers OF i,us-
STA. When the Americans ia RUS
sit would do 10 these exile allies %
the kaiser II they had the chance
would SAVIOR more of czarism than 81
nnrln IL.mL-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-07
INru Nur ENoUCu.

Faith is good nuff Ter what hit
wuz Intended ter do but dt.s some
Cool people Waitin' tu de sand by lie
roadside fer do wort ter turn round
an spin de- war or atlanta Dousti-
tuition
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-07

In closing his cycoration of senator
Ia Toilette un the floor of the Senate.
Senator Robinson of Arkansas eN-
claimed "Dy Cod YOU ought to
stand here and support thu flag and
the president and help bring victory
% American arms
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-07

Of chicago have asked FOR the oNpul-
sion from Congress OF senator La
Toilette The california Federation
OF Labor has adopted a resolution
calling Ia Toilette "a loyal ana true
American
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-07

PERUNA Best All
Around Medicine
Hope Ever MI ade

Mr.. w. II. Edgar. 40 Cooper St.. At.
lanta, Georgia. writes:
Il suffered for fifteen years with
rheumatic symptoms. Peruna cured
me and | think II Is the best all
around medicine ver made. | hope
you will publish this letter for the
benefit OF others who suffer"
Those VINO object TO liquid medl.
elnes ean procure Peruna Tablets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04
MINING ITS OWN COAL
chesapeake aud ohio Raiiuny VIII
Imrl". Arm. of Fuel DiEEcrs 10
Furnish Engines

CHAIR i-SToN. ". VA March a
Nm investment OF sl.500.nnn to $4,000
90" mas been decided upon by the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway for the
development Of its coal properties i'm
NeHt Virginia The plan is to ar
rang" for opening four or I'VE mines
Win daily production OF 900 tons
'"tn. this coat 10 lac used by tho rail
way for general fuel purposes From
1000 40 5000 tons II coal is The COM
n"nNS present daily consumption on
IT'S system. Tho Chesapeake and Ohio
properties include IN eiShtecn-acrc
tract ia tho Zig Sandy Valley. IS 600
acres IA the New River field 900 and
i,n"o-acic tracts on tho Marsh Fork of
Zig coal River and the IVES; Fork az
I.itti" Coal River. Tho mines viii be
located OF tho New River AMI Winding
In't properties. leaving the Zig sandy
territory for future Development. !
W. Heron. chief ~ tho chesapeake and
thf" car allotment commission. Hunt
hrtonr has been instructed 10 proceed
Win tho developments. aud he IL now
preparing plans When rrudi!cinc "a,
tull capacity the now mines wili ON.
pi"I about 1000 men.