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Arizona republican., 1917-01-21
For Rent -Apartments


FOR RENT-Furnished apartments
blocks from postoffice. S21 w. Van
Buren,. id
AN EXCLUSIVE, APARTMENT
for the exclusive set, attractive and
elegantly furnished A sunny corner
on Washington street. with long ce-
ment porches, near library and CAPT
tol, on paved street ard car line.
Adults only. Phone 1896. db
FOR SALE tenement apart
ment, nicely furnished and up-to-
date. minutes walk from center of
town located in high class district;
all rented. VIII sell for less than
what building could be built for. Have
out of town business that requires
all of my attention: a few hundred
cash will handle. Write box 3O7 Re-
publican Dig
A RELIABLE MESSENGER. RING
414. tt
Arizona republican., 1917-01-21
AUCTION SALE
THIrR SDAY NIrARY 05fh

THURSDAY, JANUARY 18th
12zmiles northwest of Phoenix on the
Grand Canal and miles south and .
miles west of Glendale, on section Is.
Commencing at 1870. Having sold my
ranch, l will sell at public auction the
following stock: 81 head of cattle;
20 head Al dairy cows all we'll
marked and heavy mixers; 20 head
coming fresh, 2-year- old heifers all
springers, Holsteins and well marked;
10 head of calves; work horses and
other dairy equipments and l farm
wagon. Parties in the market for Hol-
stein dairy stock, should not fail to
attend this sale. Terms of sale: All
sums of $50 and under, cash, over
that amount credit of months will
be given purchaser giving approved
10 per cent note per cent off for
cash.
DR.. w. C. Ellis, Owner,
c. o. McMurtry, Auctioneer,
A. B. Dunlap, Clerk.
q North LIST Ave. Phone 1910. If
Arizona republican., 1917-01-21
Wanted-Real Estate

FOR SALE-Hghty acres. first
class stand alfalfa, fenced and cross
fenced boxes in bitches, fair house.
$4,000, snap, the crop this year will
pay half the purchase price.
SiXty-five acres. Alone stand al
falfa, fenced and cross-fenced. no
buildings, s125.0O, we don't think there
is anything quite so good in the
valley.
Eighty acres near Glendale, WEI
improved. $4,000.
/ Two hundred forty acres, near
Glendale, fifty in alfalfa. fair i'm
provements, a bargain, $500.
Eighty acres, half mile west of
Liberty, $4,000
Forty acres. just north of town, $3.50.
Twenty acres on Nineteenth avenue,
five miles out, $3,500O0
Ten acres, Four miles north be-
tween Seventh avenue and Nineteenth
avenue, $500. this is well improved
Small grocery store. good stock,
good business. three furnished rooms,
beside store. all for $4,000, rent of all
$500, We must sell this by We'd
nesday, party leaving town.
One acre chicken ranch piped for
water, 500 cash, $500 per month.
If you are looking for snaps, we
have them.
~, 500.oO to loan seven per cent
STEW ART-FIELDS REALTY CO.
81 West Adams Street 1t
FOR SALE%-Good tract OF land for
chicken ranch or gardening, soil ex-
cellent sandy loam, $500 cash will
handle, balance easy. See Chute, GIG
W. Van Brrer. DIX
TODAYS BEST BUYS-40 acres
fine stand alfalfa, near Laveen, $125.00
per acre; $1,000 will handle. 40 acres
fine alfalfa, 8 miles Glendale house,
hayshed orchard shade 800 per acre,
terms. 10 acres north Glendale, one
half alfalfa, fenced 3 fields, small
house, orcherd, shade, head good
horses and complete farm tools ready
to go to work. Price s5750.0O; $26O0.O0
cash, 40 acres alfalfa, good brick house,
hay shed, good well and engine, or
chard. shade and just so rods from
North Center and the price is only
$4,000 per acre, one third cash. so
acres miles west, house. WELL fenced
and fenced, and the price is
$4,000 per acre. 100000 cash, balance
$1,000 per year. 160 acres near Laveen,
40 of which gets water, % acres alfal-
ia, 5 room house, garage, we'll, fenced
and cross fenced and the price is only
$9600.0O s1100 cash. See Burns at il
w. Adams st. dig
Arizona republican., 1917-01-21

EGGS, Chicks, cockerels, from Tom
Barron strain English Leghorns, world
champion layers. Palmolive Poultry
Ranch, Box 104 Glendale. If
Arizona republican., 1917-01-21
A HOME

A HOME
10 acres. One half mile off
Center street. Seven miles
from Phoenix. Z acres in al
falfa. 3 acres in oranges and
grapefruit. Fine lawn and
flowers Good shade. Three
room house with sleeping
porch. New. Three blocks
from car line. Cheap.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-21

Hire little salesman at The Re-
publican office. A Want Ad will see
more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-21
For Sale - Miscellaneous

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A COLUMBIA GRAFANOLA FOR
SALE-Fumed case and almost new;
good condition. Very reasonable price.
Redewill Music Co. db
FOR SALE-Hotel accommodations
on first class San Francisco hotel at
big discount. Special proposition good
if you are to be in San Francisco
soon. Address Hotel. care Repub-
lican, and quick answer VIII be given
to you. d.
Just Try Us for
Economical Prices
Liberal Treatment
Save Money Every Time in
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
CAMP EQUIPMENT
Whether You Buy. Sell or Exchange
STANDARD FURNITURE CO.
OFFICE DESK and Phone Box,
cheap. As w. Washington. If
FRUIT STAND for sale, reasonable.
241 East Washington st. Dig
FOR SALE CHEAP-Alfalfa seed,
no johnson grass. R. NJ. Tuckey, 16
E. Adams. Phone 1886. id
FOR SALE-3sO tons hay in stock or
baled. Plath & Palmer, Goodrich Bldg.
ID
FARM WAGON, cor. 4th Ave. and
Madison. id
FOR SALE-Handsome reed baby
buggy almost new, also one Taylor's
white enamel sanitary baby bed, Can
o2y top, cheap if taken at once.
Phone 2j52. alb
FOR SALE-An electric range
stove. used very little. See DR.. John
A. LentZ, Cor 1st Avenue & Adams
Street If
ALFALFA SEED. Peoria Buckeye,
no Johnson grass. r. NJ. Tucl1ey, 16 e.
adams. Phone 1886. If
FOR SALE+1 set of worlds best
music, new bound in half leather, at
bargain. Sec Harry :. Shedd. 212
Fleming Bldg. id
so H. P. 4 CYL. "AUSTMAN- TAY-
LOR" gas tractor, TO- Inch gang
pillow, and 33inch separator. An ex-
ceptional opportunity for anyone want
ing a blowing and threshng outfit. J.
c. Raub, Tempe, Ariz., Phone Chand-
Ter 87J3. l mile north and miles west
of Chandler. If
i THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS
of Ash and umbrella trees, finest in
valley; sell very cheap to close all OF
them out, Csc and up. ]. H. Hancock
corner 18th Avenue and Fillmore. If
CITRUS AND OLIVES. pedigreed
trees. Ray w. Ward. r. F. D. 2.
Phone Bril-. If
WE HAVE ALL KINDS of sacks
for sale. Chicago Junk Co., Phone
1852. If
EIGHT TON of first class baled al
falfa hay. second cutting, $500. Cor.
Highland Ave. and Park Road. r.
Thompson. If
KANSAS STOCK salt, SULPHUR salt
stock sulphur, black leaf 40. Full line
Of first class field seeds. Phoenix Seed
& Feed Co. II
HOG FEEDERS-See us for prices
on hog feed. all kinds. Valley Flour
Mills If
! FOR SALE-Big bargain, large fire
proof safe; excellent condition; can be
seen at Arizona Hardware Supply
Co, Bird Ave. and Jackson If
NEW ORANGES. grape fruit and
fall melons, wholesale and retail. Low
est prices. Phoenix Fruit and Produce
Co.. ia w. Jefferson. ::
FOR SALE-One 10 H. P. Fairbanks
Morse oil engine, cheap for cash. Ari-
IONA Hardware Supply Co., 3rd Ave. &
Jackson ST. If
! Hire a little salesman at The Re-
publican office. A Want Ad will see
Arizona republican., 1917-01-21
~ " TIL INIz-NFII %.
10 North First Ave.

CHUTE'S SPECIALS lots in
Kensington Addition, $1,000; relinquish-
ments in Casa Grande, 81, 81 and $40
an acre; decided lands in Paradise Val
ley, $40, $3.50 and $500 an acre. a
number of 5, 10. Is and 20 acre tracts
at $500 to s5OO0 $4,000 house. s2750;
room house $3.50; good room
house, in restricted district, $4,000; i'm
proved so, $4,000; 240 acres well i'm
proved, $4,000. GIG W. Van Buren,,
Phone 748 id
Arizona republican., 1917-01-21

40 acres, all in alfalfa sowed
to barley and oats. Fenced
with Page wire fence in five
fields. Good four-room house
with sleeping porch. Windmill
and tank. Good corrals. A
water. Finest of drinking
water. One of the best barns
in the valley. Good orchard
Five miles west of Phoenix.
Il YOU are looking for something
good, this is it.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-21

FOR SALE%-Good tract OF land for
chicken ranch or gardening, soil ex-
cellent sandy loan, $500 cash will
handle, balance easy. See Chute, GIG
W. Van Brrer. dix
Arizona republican., 1917-01-21
For Sale Eggs and Poultry

THIS WEEKS SPECLAL-Fish. 15c
per ID, , lbs. for 25c. Selected oysters,
1c each. 30 per pint SOC per quart.
This price will hold for this week only.
Pacific Coast Fish Market, 547 E.
Washington. Phone 1852. It
Arizona republican., 1917-01-21

BUY FROM OWNER, five acres
nicely arranged for chicken ranch,
good improvements, fruits and berries,
good water and fine shade, very close
in, $250000 with terms. Address Box
325 Republican. id
Arizona republican., 1917-01-21

THE NEW 64O-acre homestead
Law. is now in operation. great rush
is on to enter public lands under its
provisions. We furnish township
plats. showing all vacant public, state
school lands, giving names of entry
men, dates. nature of entries, etc.
s1.00 township; county lists vacant
public lands. $1,000; state lists $4,000.
The necessary filing papers, drawn ups
United States Land Office and Ari2o-
ma Stale Land Department records
searched. Incorporation. Mining, Pub
lie Land Law, Contests. 80 acres,
s23 an acre: under project. Phillips,
Pony,, q II VI Adams
Arizona republican., 1917-01-21

80 ACRES of alfalfa land. Old 1880
water right. miles west of Phoenix.
See S. F. Williams. II First Avenue
Residence Phone 1J2 If
Arizona republican., 1917-01-21

BIG INCOME PROPERTY in city,
over rs per cent income; bargain;
small cash payment will handle it. In
quire 604 w. Van Buren,. Phone 1857.
id
Arizona republican., 1917-01-21

FORTY ACRES, s4,75O.O0. Snap.
Two miles from Mesa. Improved A
land, 23 | nalfalfa and barley; no
Johnson grass. Best cotton land
Terms. Address owner, Box 500, Mesa,
Arizona DIG
Arizona republican., 1917-01-21

THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS
of Ash and umbrella trees, finest in
valley; sell very cheap to close all OF
them out, 25c and up. ]. H. Hancock
corner 18th Avenue and Fillmore If
Arizona republican., 1917-01-21

FOR SALE-A first class dairy
ranch eight miles from city, 12O acres
alfalfa and 40 acres grain improve
ments fair, SO water right for only
1925 per acre: good terms to right
party. Also 80 acres. half IN alfalfa,
1920 per acre. Patton Block Realty
Co, p N. First Ave. d
Arizona republican., 1917-01-21

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Re
10 2S0 acres in Kern Coun-
ty. California. Will sell or trade one
piece containing 120 acres and an
other containing so. acres. Can fur
nish water to parties demonstrating
these pieces. For complete informa-
ton and particulars, phone or address
at once, Mr. Morse, lis North First
Avenue, Phoenix. Arizona. Telephone
165. 1t
Arizona republican., 1917-01-21

READ THESE-For sale. acres,
improved some fruit and alfalfa, $500.
Terms $500 cash. acres near Central
Ave, fruit. well and small house $220O
Terms. acres Tempe road, nice
house, $500. 10 acres. $1,000. 20 acres
alfalfa with house. $500. Many others.
See MR.. GROOM AT GALPINS. 1st
Avenue. Il
Arizona republican., 1917-01-21

$50 ACRES, $500 per acre; 10 miles
out. Box 316 Republican. id
10 ACRES. north, close in house
and water, $500. Easy terms. Ask
for Gates, Phone 1878, with Jordan and
Grace IS w Adams Id
Arizona republican., 1917-01-21

YOU CAN BUY for s350O.OO on
terms, 10 acres northeast of Phoenix
Groom house, orchard, tank, engine.
barn; lovely shade. Eastern owner
says sell. See any time. Nunneley,
81 west Adams. Ii
Arizona republican., 1917-01-21

WATCH OUR BARGAINS-1O acres
alfalfa and grain; new room house,
screen porch; well, tank, gasoline en-
CINE; fruit shade, good drinking water
north near Central Ave. and car line.
An ideal home. Price and terms easy.
Ask for Gates Phone 1878, with Jor-
dan and Grace, IS West Adams. dix
Arizona republican., 1917-01-21

LAND FOR SALE-Sl0 to $25 per
acre with water N. A. Morford. If
Arizona republican., 1917-01-21

20 ACRES alfalfa, no house; an ex-
eellent buy at $4,000 per acre; good
terms may be had on these pieces.
See MIR. GROOM, at Galpins, 1st Ave.
1t
Arizona republican., 1917-01-21

FOR SALE-One IL H. P. Fairbanks
Morse oil engine, cheap for cash. Ari-
iona Hardware Supply Co., 3rd Ave. &
Jackson ST. If
Arizona republican., 1917-01-21
a FEW OF OUR BARGAINS

$50 acres in alfalfa. Fenced
and cross fenced Good house.
Shade. Good we'll $125 per
acre. I miles west of Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-21

FOR RENT-40 acres of grain land.
]. S. Stark care of Valley Hardware
& Plumbing Co. db
Arizona republican., 1917-01-21
GREENE & GRIFFIN'S
LOT BARGAINS

,, $500 -6Ox1SO-Close to n. Central Ave.
Osborn School-Worth $500.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-21
For Sale-Automobiles

A rebuilt Cadillac is superior
to any new car at the same
price. They are the truest val
ues on the street. By rebuilt, we
mean that the cars have been
entirely taken apart, each part
examined and if necessary re-
placed by new part made at
the Cadillac factory, the entire
car repainted and refinished
like new, all equipment put in
first class condition.; the whole
car, in fact, carefully recon-
structed-until it is as good as
new in every detail.
We are interested in per-
Torrance of these C airs as we
are in new Cadillacs. In actual
service value, these cars are
worth a good deal more than we
ask for them. See them before
you buy.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-17
MIR, M'ADoo AND ECONOMY.

Mr. McAdoo's plea for economy, eNceHent as
far as it goes, would come with better grace II
the secretary of the treasury had not used MS
position in the administration to secure the en-
actment of the ship purchase bill. This meas
ure permits the expenditure of fifty million dol
lars in building, buying or leasing merchant
ships The sum is large and it would be worth
saving at any time, even when the government
had plenty of money to meet all necessary ex-
penditures. Now there is urgent need OF econ
omy, as has been shown by Mr.. McAdoo, who
has told congress and the country that ne
looks for deficit of three hundred and seven
ty-nine million dollars for the next fiscal year
The secretary is to be commended for urging
congress to shut the door in the faces OF the
pork hunters, but he displayed no interest IN
economy, and little understanding OF the ship
ping situation, when he committed himself to
the ship purchase folly. Private enterprise
could not meet the demand for cargo space IN
neutral ships in the early months of the war;
no more could the government have met 1t had
the law now in force been in operation then.
There was no shadow of excuse for the adop-
ton of the government ownership plan, except
the emergency created by the war, and now that
emergency has passed. ALI the American ship
wards are busy and there is no reason to doubt
that private companies will meet the after-war
demand for merchant vessels of American reg
istry if the government gives them fair field
in competition with foreign steamship lines. Mr..
McAdoo was not thinking about economy when
he advocated the absurd scheme of government
ownership.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-17
THE MART OF TRADE.

Every reliable newspaper has soul, and this
makes it's advertising effective and valuable
Behind the roadside signs Of wood and paint
there is nothing but wind The circular OF
folder left at home doorway is blown away
by the wind. Wind and wind, IN each case
The only live advertisements that produce re-
suits are those read in the newspapers ana
especially in the newspapers that go into nine
of each ten homes in city. The Gate City
has that distinction in Keokuk, Iowa, and It's
circulation extends to hundreds of towns IN the
neighboring states of Missouri and LIMOS
Keokuk merchants keep for sale and advertise
the goods of national manufacturers. The
mart of trade for great territory is conferred
in Keokuk Go to it, via The Gate City, and
garner results.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-17

Corey F. Mcfarland, until today and for
the past year president of the Keokuk Indus
trial association, is a man Keokuk could i'll af-
ford to do without. Taking up thankless
task, yet one of honor in this community, he
has devoted time and money to the further
ance Of plans for the profit of the city and the
betterment in material way of its citizens.
The presidency of the Keokuk Industrial asso-
citation calls for the exercise of patience in
large measure, indomnitable perseverance and
the possession of faculties foreign to a selfish
nature. All these are parts in the makeup of
Mr.. Mcfarland. His service to the association
and to Keokuk has been invaluable and his ac-
tivities as head of this city's boosting and ''get
there combination will be remembered for
long.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-17
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CARTHAGE ILL.,. JAN. ~ ~ -
CARTHAGE. ILL. JAN. ~

i following real estate: NV. NV. Il;
nh ne. 5-5-7; MI Sc. 1867; Ell sw.
1867; also various articles Of chat
| tel property.
In the estate OF Fred c. Pitt, de-
ceased.
Petition Of Anna NJ. Pitt for letters
Of administration to issue on said
estate, filed, showing that decedent
departed this life at Rock Creek
township. on or about December %,
1916. leaving no last will, but left
of farm lands, grain. stock and money,
all said personal estate estimated at
5000 and left surviving Anna NJ.
Pitt, his widow. and Elsie B. Gibson,
Mabel E.. Two j.. Cleta l.. Ada L., and
Freda e. Pitt. his children, as heirs
Letters OF administration were is
sued to said Anna NJ. Pitt, who files
her bond with Arthur j. Schneider and
John w. Bertschi, as surety, in the
sum of $4,000. which Is approved.
In the estate OF Mary Christy. de-
ceased.
Petition OF Bertha Davis, Daisy Lee
Brilon and Amanda Paul. for letters
CO administration s;;!eaa. which petition
shows that deceased left no husband.
and the following heirs: Jesse NJ.
Silvers, OF Montrose, Iowa, ana all
above named petitioners, OF Hancock
county her sole heirs, and left per-
sonal estate worth $3.50.
Letters were granted to Joseph A.
Christy, as administrator, who files
his bond with Bertha Davis, Daisy
Lee Brilon and Amanda Paul, as sure
ty. In the sum of $500. which is APP
proved. ~
-
E.. VIM. H. and Oren NJ Climer
Report of S. l.. Vestal. guardian OF
said minors filed, shows:
Total receipts ....... 1929. "a
Total expenditures .......... $685.
Balance due wards ......... 7S9. 81
/, Order of court filed approving said
report, and showing the Investment
of said funds by said guardian.
The bond of Annie GilIham. Hersch-
Ell Gillian and Harry Grant and viii
liam A. Dodge, in the sum Of $4,000,
was filed and approved, IN the matter
Of the etsate q Robert =. Gflham. de-
ceased.
In re estate Of William G. Jackson.
deceased
Petition OF Luda jackson, for let
tiers of administration to issue to O.
F. Berry. which petition shows that
decedent left personal estate consist
ing Ok money, notes estimated at
$14o4 SO, and left him surviving
Emma Alice Mauk. his daughter. and
the children OF Eva Lena Downing
and Lulu May Carper. his deceased
daughters; at the time OF the death OF
said william q. Jackson. said o. u.
Berry was getting as his conservAtor.
IN the estate Of Jesse L EDsley,
deceased
Petition OF Minnie Essley. admins
tratrix, for authority to sell personal
property OF decedent. at private sale.
order Of court directing the sale. ac-
cordingly.
inventory filed shows:
Notes and accounts. aggre-
eating 1922. ........-...$os. 20
Cash on hand ............. IL. sc
An appraisement bill OF said estate,
filed by Clyde D. Ellison. Andrew
Kirby and Edward Rowe. shows APP
praisers' estimate OF value OF prop
erty allowed to widow, $500. and 5000
to Jesse H. Essiey, minor.
Total amount of property apprais-
ed. $9ss.sb.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-17
A MSFIT SENATOR.

When Thomas Sterling was elected United
States senator from South Dakota, to succeed
Robert j. Gamble, IN 1913, there went up
shout of JOY and vociferations of hallelujah
from the truly good who saw in Sterling's sue
cess triumph Of brains and the downing of
the republican "r2achine" But Sterling has
failed to "make good" It is again the his
tory of the highbrow and schoolmaster in
politics. Senator Gamble, Sterling's predeces-
sor, did much for South Dakota while repre-
sentng that state at Washington. He acted as
man of the people and his constituents knew
f'where he att and that he ALWAYS could
be found on the job. Sterling is different. Ac-
cording TO report, in the early part of his term
he bought home in Washington, evidently
having concluded 10 make the senatorshin q
life job. No representative from South DaBo-
ia, it is charged, has ever been so little in
touch with the home people or has accom-
plished so little He seems to have no concep-
ton of his official duties, or he is indifferent
to them. There is a growing sentiment in
South Dakota pointing to a change in the
senatorial personnel at least so far as Sterling
is concerned, and the republicans are looking
about for suitable successor to the present
misrepresentation. They would have to &c
very far to do worse in selection.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-17
IOWA PRESS COMMENT.

Cedar Rapids Gazette: The refusal
of the war department to allow clvl-
Ian members of governors stans TO
parade in all the fnery of the regu-
lar army colonel is sorry blow Tor
inaugural balls Just why governors
have been allowed to create nat
colonies is one thing that has never
been clearly explained.
Burlington Hawk-Eye: Everywhere
in the middle west expensive new
school houses are going UP. And
they are supposed to represent the
latest and best thing In school plan
ming. They usually look like Dig
factory buildings. And after all, that
is what they are. They are our most
valuable factories, for 1t Is there
that the citizens OF tomorrow are
prepared and finished.
ottumwa Courier: Our efficiency
m directed navy is suffering almost
as heavily while at peace with the
world az are the navies OK Europe.
Hardly a week passes but what some
submarine sinks or some cruiser goes
ashore or is caught unprepared on
lee shore. Within the last few days
submarine was wrecked on . reef
and a cruiser went aground trying to
salvage the wreck.
Davenport Times: Railway men In
Iowa are advocating uniform text
books for Iowa schools. Generally.
too. laboring men are in favor OF
free textbooks. Both these proposals
ought to be given careful considera-
ton by the legislature. OF the two,
free textbooks is the more impor-
tant. The uniform textbook might
conceivably result in stagnation In
the state for the reason that any
proposal to make change would be
| opposed because of the tremendous
I expense of throwing aside the stock
of books then on hand. There must
be occasional change Of textbooks
Uniformity throughout the state
would lead to the letting OF con
tracts SO large that there might be
Temptation for officials too strong to
bear.
Council Bluffs Nonpareil: The only
conclusion to be derived from the
leak" investigation at Washington
is that Wall street made goot
guess.
| Waterloo Times-Tribune: Then thu
urinary destroys party organization
and party service. The primary J!
!, costly to candidates and more or les!
of a nuisance to candidates ant
j voters. Tho candidate for ONCE rum