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Arizona republican., 1917-11-04
OPPORTUNITIES TO-DAY

OPPORTUNITIES TO-DAY s9.Oo-Big Corner Lot With Modern Double Bungalow One-Haf Rented for $25, Leaving Rooms to Move lnto-Eastern F'rontase-Close to Car. $lgoG-j Room House Facing East Upon one of the Avenues-LOts of Shade.
 S2a0O-Modcrn Double Brick House East Jefferson-Rent ns for $50 Per Month-s20O Cash. $2t5O-Nice Little Modern Brick Bun ealow, with Screen Torches Cement Porch, steps and Walks East Willetta Street. $s250-N. Third Ave. Cottage, Facing East-Lots of Shade. S335o-Nearly New Modern Brick, White Plastered Bungalow Cement Porch and Steps-N. 18th Avc.-$35OO to Build-$250 Cash.
 
 ing for s60 Per Month-Close in. $50O0-A Very Attract We and Modern Home of Brick with White Cement tinish-Large Lot-Nice Lawn Garage and Chicken Yard Completely and. Tastefully furn- ished-No sick Have Lived in the House-s1. 900 under the Market-Immediate Possession Terms to Responsible People. --l ct ard Palf With ( Roor1 At tractive Home-Screen Porch Ntovc-Nicely and Completely fui nished-Cement Porch, Steps and Walks-LaWn and Shade Trecs-Garage and Chicken Yard-Good Neiehhorhood - immediate Possession. $7I5o0-20Gx200 Facing Streets with a Modern Brick Pebble Dashed Bungalow Of Rooms With Green Porch Above. and One : Room Frame Cottage Both houses Furnished Barn z Chicken Yards-Lots of Shade. Shrubbery and F'ruit-Room to Build 3 More Houses-Will Re Sold as Whole CT Divided to to Suit-East MOreland St. 
 One of the Pretty and Attractive Homes of Phoenix-Just off N Central Ave.-New Cara ge- Nice Lawn-Lots of Roses Shrubbery and Fruit.
 GREENE 6; GRIFFIN Phone 16O4 124 N. 1st Ave
Arizona republican., 1917-11-04

ARIZONA laying mash and Ari- Zona scratch feed. Best feed made for laying hens. Satisfaction guaran- teed or money back. Phoenix Seed & Feed Co fl
Arizona republican., 1917-11-04
For Sale Miscellaneous
You And Y Y@[gl And Y Y@lg]

Bought over $SO00 worth of lumber from me last month. You bought it
 faster than brought it in Now I am out of lot of things and am go ing to lose a lot of that good cash business that's secured by fair service and right prices. 1 have more stock
 ordered than ever before and while
 it's getting here l am going to make some extra efforts to clean up car of No. l clear redwood shingles and shakes and two carloads of common boards for box houses. Special low prices on doors windows and window frames.
 20 double iron gates at SS each
 50 lawn gates at $225 and $2.50 each Rarbed wire, nails, staples. chicken
 wire; field fence in stock but prices ire up. 25O rolls of one and two pls roofing at s1.50 and S2.5O roll. Pioneer asbestos coated roofing al 5350 and $425 a. roll l am out of fence posts and will bt ! eOr 30 days.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-04

GREENE 6; GRIFFIN Phone 1904 124 N. 1st Ave.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-04
Sl West Jefferson $ Phone 3045

IF YOU HAVE HORSES. COWS, chickens, turkeys or ducks to sell, get them in to our sale Saturday, 10:30 a. m. and get the real cash We have the buyers The Biefl Auction House. 47 ". Jefferson St. If
Arizona republican., 1917-11-04

FOR SALE A heavy oak, 6foot
 lining loom tabie. uood cuno ion, Phone 1899. III
Arizona republican., 1917-11-04

WE HAVE FOR SALE fine, com plete library set of strictly oak furni- ture consisting of library table, stand table, morris chair. leather rocker and writing desk. This is the finest set of furniture in Phoenix and will be sold at a private sale at bargain. Biehl Auction House, 47 W. Jefferson.
 If
Arizona republican., 1917-11-04
For Sale Automobiles
We Have Some Um+ msmally Fine
 Bargains

in light. economical late model touring cars and road sters.
 Behind the purchase of eV- cry used car is the reputation for fair dealing-Dollar for Dollar values, and satisfaction guaranteed by the strongest and largest automobile dealers in Arizona.
 Every car in our Used Car Dept. is certified value.
 3J Packard Twin SiT, Seven Passenger Touring car, looks like new and guaranteed like new
 1917 Willys- Knight. s cyl, pass, cord tires. run 5000 miles. Anyone thinking of buy ing an Eight should see this at once.
 1917 Dodge Touring. This fine light. popular car is in eX- tra fine condition; } cord tires. An exceptional bargain.
 1917 Dodge Roadster. cord tires; seat covers, perfect con- dition.
 Studebaker 3 Pass. Roadster. , good tires; perfect condition.
 Stakeholder cyl. pass. 1917 model. good tires. A bar gain.
 1918 Maxwell, like new: new tires; perfect condition.
 1917 Maxwell Demonstrator. good tires: a bargain.
 1916 Saxon Six. repainted rebuilt: good tires.
 1917 Hupmobile Touring: good tides: like new
 Our cars are priced for quick sale and ready for prompt delivery.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-04
F or Sale

3-room frame, bath and two screen porches. light and gas; two lots. $500. S19 South Second avenue, m
Arizona republican., 1917-11-04
For Sale
 Chalmers

6t0, seven passenger. First class running order. s650 cash. Inquire S19 South Second Ave. m
Arizona republican., 1917-11-04
For Sale Houses

FOR SALElHouse and lot. $500 peanut and popcorn wagon cheap, cali g15 T. TaVlOr St.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-04

Hardwood floors in living room and dining room; large fire place.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-04

A WOMAN tex teac,,eit. ,sa.ast.
 sition in family to tutor backward children. Box 2926 Republican. Terms reasonable, n
Arizona republican., 1917-11-04

Consists of living room. dining room kitchen. with built-in features, two inside bedrooms, large bath. screen sleeping porch and screen kitchen porch.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-04
H. HI. Sharp

20 acres.
 Just 24 miles from carline-
 Close to Indian school-This
 piece is being offered for sale
 at $210 per acre which is
 much cheaper than surround
 ing property.
 10 acres
 In an ideal locationv-4 acres
 of orchard-26 acres of fine
 alfalfa-Good Hoase-Cemcnt
 Cow Parn-Water piped to
 house and barn-Tank and en-
 gine-Will take $3500 cash to
 handle this.
 80 acres
 65 acres in good alfalfa, good
 house and garage, pump and
 engine, fenced in 10-acre fieldg.
 For a quick sale 5000 casA.
 Sl55 per acre.
 l60 acres.
 This is the best alfalfa pro-
 ducer we know. All in good
 stand alfalfa. One half mil
 to shipping point. s165 per
 acre for one week only.
 HERBERT $. PRINCE co.
 IA West Adams St. It FOR SALE A heavy oak, 6-foot lining loom table. uood cuno. ion. Phone 1899. m EVERYBODY should read The GI eat Ixchange, story mail order, real es- tate, investment and general informa ion weekly. Contains 20 to 40 pages of opportunities. offers. plans, secrets, bargains, cash buyers, etc, that will put you on the road to more money making Your name printed in our oppoi tunity directory and a special months subscription for 25c. Ad rates .5c per word for four insertions. Thous- ands of Tive wires to read your ad Address The Worlds Mirror, Beau mont. Texas It FOR SALE-Stack of hay, ton first. class. 1121 South 9th Ave. X FOR SALE-Shaft. bully and belts complete to connect separator with en- zine; also 3-year-old Holstein grade bull. 1 mile west of Central Ave. or Indian School road. w. L. Hinson. k BRAND NEW portable gas oven with all parts complete. graphaphone and l5 records. The Biehl Auction House T W. Jefferson St. ti WHY NOT TRY BALLSUN'S fol your fall suits, ~Stetson hats. Kneelant shoes the best merchandise Tt the ole prices. A try will convince you. Ball. suns, kress. opposite US. Il FOR BARGAINS in pianos and play CT pianos. Call at IA W. Washington trect, Osborn Piano House. Phone S304. SET American business and ac- counting encyclopedia. Set moderr Classics. Mrs. J. NJ Carr, 54 N Center Mesa. n WE HAVE FOR SALE fine, com. plete library set of strictly oak fdrni i ture consisting of library table, stand table, morris chair. leather rocker an, writing desk. This is the finest SC of furniture in Phoenix and will b, sold at private sale at bargain | Biehl Auction House, 47 W. Jefferson TO GIVE AWAY. abou. % yards o rich top soil, s all piled up ready t haul, if taken at once, at 1921 E. Mo Kinlev St {
 
 l COMPLETE electric light plant fo ! wire. Generator. hp. gas engine. Al 1 complete. The Biehl Auction House 4 w. Jefferson St. PRATTS Poultry Regulator, guaran teed egg producer Phoenix Seed { Feed Co. ARIZONA laying mash and Ari Zona scratch feed. Best feed mad for laying hens. Satisfaction guaran teed or money back Phoenix Seed Feed Co.
 ALFALFA SEED, all grades, 10c u, See us for prices. Phoenix Seed & Fee Co. I SELECTING YOUR FALL SUIT wi be the work of but few moments. si when you see our S15 suits: blue serge gray serges. olive drabs. pin check and many others. Wolfs Suit Hous Clothiers and Haberdashers. 11-13 Fla. : Adams.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-04
OUR BEST BUYS TO-DAY

OUR BEST BUYS TO-DAY Beautiful home in Wentworth. 6 rooms. solar heater, furnace. garage. nlce lawn and flowers; immediate possession. 5000 will handle room. near Osborn school, lot 50 hN zoo, S2S0o. Easy terms. o-room brick. strictly modern. near capitol S2200
 rooms. modern brick, northeast $3oo0
 HOLT REALTY COMPANY
 West Anaroc
Arizona republican., 1917-11-04
For Rent-Store and Offices

FOR RENT-20 acres, 15 acres and l60 acres. Phone 4173 or call at 15 N
 1st Ave. l
 MUSIC TEACHER-Hal for rent foIs. private parties. Call 912 Grand avenue. m
 FOR RENT-Space for meat mar ket. in connection with one of city's host groceries Address Row 1021 If
Arizona republican., 1917-11-04
For Rent Pasture

THREE ACRES MILO MAIZE. stocks pasture, close in. P. O. Box 14S.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-04
BUY THIS HOME

Located in the Capitol section I brick pebble dash hOusa.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-04

Cash s632.00. Balance at S26 per month including interest.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-04

l60 acres.
 This is the best alfalfa pro- ducer we know. All in good stand alfalfa. One half mil to shipping point. $165 per acre for one week only.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-04
X FINE INVESTMENT

4f r IN ID IN V f1o MENI T
 | pebble dash houses, consisting of 2 rooms. each nearly new and mod ern, all on a lot 75x140 feet and yel close in. Houses completely furnished and renting for s75 per month. We must sell this property at once and are offering it for S35CO. 5000 cash will handle This is a bargain and won't last
Arizona republican., 1917-11-04

NOITNG WOMAN. hnokteonar-step ographer with executive ability, good health and unincumbered, desires per manent position. Mining, automobile, machinery, commercial experience. Best of references. Address, Apt APO. Riltmore Apts.. 3S0 South Grand Ave. Los Angeles. Calif. IL
Arizona republican., 1917-11-04
For Sale Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-One upright mahogany piano in fine condition at bargain. Address G p. O. Box S75 m
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25
WHAT after WAR,
GERMANS ASK
Adapting Millions Of Soldiers
to Peace Is Problem,

BERLIN. June ls.-The la,es, issue
OF the Journal OF Economy for the
Central Powers" contains a symposium
devoted 10 consideration oi after the D..
war reconstruction period Senator DR..
ST. Hamer points out tha, the need Of
raw materials will be the chief issue in
the ttapsitional period
DR.. Johannes Bell OF Essen empha
sifes the problem Of the redistribution
OF labor as one Of the difficulties tina,
stands out, especially as regards adapt.
lng the millions oi RETURNING soldier,
to peace pursuits and classified
ton OF the professions in which women
and children are engaged
DR. Bernard Dernburg. former sec
retaty OF state for the colonies. who is
less optimistic, thinks ,ha, the German
people must reckon upon a very long
transitional period and that therefore
they will, like the rest OF the world
need peace resting on solid basis
An early return to private economic
conditions will be most improbable in
his opinion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25
Hints For
YOUR HOW'D
Good Food Combinations.

Numerous palatable combinations II
two or more food materials which
can be prepared by the housewife with
but little trouble in themselves will
supply the major part OF a well chosen
meal. Such combinations should be
used very frequently to simplify and
make more economical the serving OF u
rational diet for the family, say
specialists OF the L. s. department {
agriculture Combining left overs into
palatable dish. for example, effects
a considerable saving IN material N
fuel and in the labor OF preparing mea,,
and OF cleaning cooking utensils and
dishes Good use thus is made oi
food which might otherwise be wasted,
when one dish IS prepared. cooked and
handled instead OF several.
The character OF any one OF the
daily meals should be determined by
that oi the other meals that are served
A light breakfast and a light supper
or luncheon. for instance. usually
makes desirable a heavier dinner In
some families breakias, and dinner and
a very ligh, supper, and so ON through
considerable range ot individual
tastes II the meal is to be ligh,
one the combination dish together with
bread and butter, which usually accom-
pany American meals, may be all tha,
is wished II the combination dish
forms the central par, OF a hcar,ier
meal, II IS in accordance with our
usual food customs to serve with H.
in addition to bread and butter. such
foods as garden vegetables, fruits
liresh or cooked and simple des.
set,s. Good planning neceSsita,eS NJ
the principal meal, oi the DAY such
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25
Hoffman Affair
Blamed on British

AMSTERDAM. June lS-The la,es,
German suggestion regarding the
Grimm. Hoffman affair. which resulted
in the resignation OF NJ Hoffman, as
a Swiss federal counsellor and the eN-
brl,ion OF Rober, Grimm, the Swiss in
terna,ional socialist, from Russia. after
he exposure Of the recent abor,i,t
separate peace maneuvet. is tha, II was
intrigue ha,ched IN London hy Grimm
and Hialmat Btan,ing, the Swedish so
cial,t leader. and ,ha, Grimm'' expul
sion from Russia was preatrauged as a
theatrical coup.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25
Sociologist Urges
Soldiers to Wed

LAWRENCE, Kan, June 1S-Amer.
iean soldiers called to the trenches owe
a duty TO society 10 marry before go.
ing This is the radical theory ad.
yanced by 7 N Carver. soeiolosis, and
economist OF Harvard university, who
closed series Of lectures a, the Uni.
versi,y Of Kansas today.
Professor Carver believes strongly N
individual sacrifice for the good Of the
race II is on ,h, ground ,ha, he nd
,ocs'es that soldiers should marry q
reproduce before gong to var rhi,
!, an example Of individual sacrifice
Tor racial good
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25

He was being taken to the morgue.
The ambulance crossed the Lackawan-
ma railroad tracks. A train whir1ed
past. narrowly missing the vehicle. IL
sent current OF cold air through the
ambulance. Suddenly ono OF Hull's leg,
shot up. Hull opened an eye He
stretched himself hi, and grinned He
was taken to a hospital instead. The
wind famed by the train helped to
bring him back from the dead" Hs
will completely recover
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25

Th, chief Of staff Of the United
State, army /, at the head Of the gen
cral staff corps composed OF officers
Of the line Of the army who are select
ed under presidential regulations
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25
LOCAL GERMANS
GIVEN PERMITS
MarShaI's Office Probes Life
Of Alien Enemies,
THREE RESTRICTED AREAS
Armory, Adjutant Generals Of
flee and Packing Plants,

Issuance Of permits 10 German alien,
to travel within prohibited areas in
Oklahoma City was begun today by
the United States marshal's office
here only a few were granted and
these were upon recommendation OF
the district attorney
Prohibited Areas.
Prohibited areas, through which alien
Germans are not allowed TO pass. in
clude all territory within a radius OF
bali a mile of the armOry. lOll North
Broadway; the adjutant generals
headquarters. IS West Grand avenue,
and the packing plants and ,tockyards
at Packingtown No permits to live
within this restricted territory aye be
ing issued
An alien German who does not have
a permit is subject TO summary arrest
for even approaching within hall a mile
Of the places under restriction and
though he has a permit card he will
not be allowed to stop near any OF the
places.
May Be Extended
Invoking the permit system here IS
iantamount to registration OF aliens,
for II would be almost impossible Sot
a German to live here and not 20 near
any OF the places mentioned, The re-.
Strlctlons later may be applied to the
federal building and to railroad prop
crly
In receiving permit an alien is
practically placed under bail He must
have at least three reputable United
States citizens OF unque'tioned worth
and integrity vy,ci for him and agree
TO be responsible for his actions.
Questions Prepared
\ ode OF questions with which Ger
man aliens will be phed has been prt
pared by w. Boo,he Merrill. as,lstan,
United States district attorney. 1t will
be necessary for German TO 60 into
his lie history very much in detail
Among other things an effort will b,
made TO find who are his friends and
associates
Other things which will be deter.
mined are whether he has bcM. con
tributlng tO any war fund. wfSt or,
CARNATIONS. political and social he he
longs TO, who his correspondents ar,
and whether he has been writing Il
anyone in Gcsnany why he did no
apply for naturalization papers beior,
the war, whether he talked OF the va
either with Germans or American
friends
Firearms Prohibited.
The applicant must state nocessit
for going through the prohibited area
before he will be issued permit. Tn
official examining the alien also mus
determine whether he has firearms a
his home or has been carrying fire
arms.
The burden Of complying with tn
permit order rests with the German. Al
attempt to get them to apply for per
mits will not he made BY United State
officials and the first notice a German
may receive will be arrest.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25

variety as has been suggested in order
that all the varied nutrtive substances
which the body requires may be sup
piled
The following are some suggestions
ior a few OF the many nutritious com
bina,ion dishes which may be prepared
withou, too much trouble from staple
food materials and common "icit
overs and for other foods which can
accompany them TO. make we'll
rounded meal Every housckeeper, Of
course, will have a special liking ior
certain dishes and combinations
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25
Mans Life Scared
Into Him by Train

ORANGE. y. J., June 2S.-tSpecial)
4 ourren, Of cold air sent from pass
ing express train brought back to life
Ezra Hull after 1900 volts, enough
to kill six men in the electric chair,
had passed through his bod,
Hull touched high power feed wire
in the Lakeside plant OF the Public
Service corporation today An ambu'
lance surgeon was assured Hull was
dead His body had turned black
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25
Woman Off for
Front in France

NEW YORK. June 25.-MsS Deliiah
Pugh, a setgean, N the motor corp,
OF the National League for WomenS
Service, will sail tomorrow Tor France
10 offer her services to the American
ambulance corps as an ambulance driy-
er. She is the iirS, representative N
the league to go TO France from this
country.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25
Doesn't hurt bitl Corns and calluses
loosen and fall offl Magic
Few drops of Freezone take all pain and soreness
from cornS instantly

No humbug Any corn,
whether hard, soft or be-
tween the toes. will loosen
right up and lift out, with
out a particle Of pain or
soreness.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25
STATE MARKETING
BOARD ORGANIZED
MuSkOgee County Agent Is
Elected Secretary,
WORK TO BEGIN IN JULY
Community Organizations to
Be Formed Immediately,

In preparation for the time when
House Bill No. becomes effective,
the state marketing commission Great
ed by the act met today atrthe office
OF Frank NJ Gault, president OF the
state board OF agriculture, and elected
+ l.. RounSwell, county agent OF Mus
kogee county as permanent secretary
Begins in July.
Mr. Rounswell will establish offices
IN the capitol quarters OF the board Of
Agriculture IN July, and will begin his
new work
OF primary importance At this time
is the task OF building up community
and county market associations N
every section OF the state. This will
be done through the extension division
Of the state a. and NJ. college
Following the creation OF the com
munity associations. which may be
formed at any time by giving notice
10 the county agent at least three
months prior TO the time when II is de
sired to market the products. the sec
retaty OF the state commission will ar
range for agents OF the commission IN
large cities furnishing markets for Ok
lahoma products. These agents will
direct the selling OF all shipments from
community associations.
Commissions Not Fixed.
Agents for the commission will be
paid for their work by scale OF com
missions on the products sold. This
scale has yet to be fixed.
After the work is started the com
mission will form rules ior cleaning.
grading. packing and preparing the
farm products Tor shipment or storage.
Last years experience OF many
sections OF the state IN failing to find
markets for farm products, especially
vegetables and fruit. demonstrated the
need for an organization which would
serve as clearing house Tor farm
products.
A prediction that Oklahoma fruits,
vegetables. and IN fact all periShable,
will eventually be sough, for in all
markets. was the opinion voiced BY
Mr. RounSwel today.
To MA Goods.
Once the woJ - Ssndardl3ing -
established the b6n4ks1A the pack or
the community s651rhalions will sell
the goods" h. ~ tThe reason Ger
tain California sopsxges are in grea,
demand is that the public knows the
grade is uniform. The same will ap-
ply to Oklahoma fruits, potatoes, and
all vegetables"
Mr.. Rounswell has had sixteen years
experience in marketing and county
agent work. ten years OF which was in
this state The foundation Tor his work
hal already been laid by {. A. MoNabb
OF the federal bureau ot markets.
Twelve communities have been organ
i9ed hy Mr. McNahh