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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09

WASHINGTON Jun" S.-LiIr inSnr'
ance companies. banks and trust com
ranics hnldn~ railroad securities 10
,iav ur.Cd III" iniprStaj" commerce
commission 10 grant III" plea at car
r!rrS :ur Il L. p"" cent iNCr"as" IN
freight rates. Thrv declared thai IN
proXilnaicly half Il: III" p"oNl" Of ln'
country ar" indirectly investors III
railroads and therefore concerned III
The stability IF securities.
The hearing. which WAS souGh' by
:. Davies WarhrlG Tor ~" National
Association ri Owners nj Railroad So
ruri;rS. brought Ia a clos" n" lr>ii
mony Of rho carriers MIR. Narirld al
BALI more, banker and chairman al lh'
Scaboard Air Lin" directors. hcad":!
ii delegation al eighty who. II" SAID
represented holders Of $%."t"'.hht."""
in railroad securities.
Robert +. Maddox. al Atlanta BANK
or. LnIl The commission that III" car
ricrs' bonds have shown Il derr"aH" II
value f1r period of several years,
"rnlcss assistance Is Gjv"n 10 m.
railroads" he said. III" public C03h
dencn in their securities Will b" -
shaken As to cause a contraction IN nnr
Of the most important bases OF credit,
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STATE : TOTAL
ENROLMENT IS
III 40 MEN

CHARLESTON. w. Va June S.
Wrst Nircinia's total rnro!mcn, of
male citizens between the ages al Il
and - inclusive. registered under ihr
federal Scinclivr service law for mill
rary duty is I27,tln The government
estimated the enrolment al l%G.215.
OF tn" ruial number registered l03,-
ST. were white. Of which 65,1I6 claim
cd exemption: ll.SI2 were negroes of
hirh 6.3o7 indicated exemption
claims: lN.61S were residents Of alien
birth and I.uG% alien enemies wrrC
found in 1h". state. or the to'aI r"E,
islratinn 81 percent indicated cXrmp,
lion.
Mcdowell count" made surprising
showing in The registration. The biz
coal producing county was estimated
10 havr Il fighting population vt ISL
between tho ages prescribed by I II"
government. but tho completion az IN"
enrolment showed Il total registration
Of G"6G. Or This number 80; were
negroes, is aliens and So enemy
aliens. MCnuHrll WAS second only
10 Kanawha county in the total IN
rolimcnt.
The figures SHOW thal ih"C" coun-
rirs. Peasants Giln:cr. and Wiri. reg
isIorrd no negroes, Will" Harrison
county led in the numhr: o. aliens
with l31S. Mcdowell led in the NUM-
Der Of negroes registered.
Wheeling with large German pop
ulaIion reported only - alien enemies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09
CEN. COCKTAILS
FIRES MEN Who
OPPOSED Him

WASHINGTON. D. c., June s.
CHARGES by +. A. Eustisa assistant gen
cral manager Of the governments
emergency fleet corporation, and +.
Illumination Clark, his assistant, that
Nuior General Cocktails is deliberately
blocking the wooden Shipbuilding pro.
gram. resulted to-day in tho dismissal
nj both as volunteer employees or the
corporation
cor Of the corporation. in memoran-
; dunn TO Chairman Denman. OF the Sh!p'
I ping board. announced that he was dis.
, charging the engineers who conceived
The wooden ship plan because their
usefulness was Al al end.
Some members OF the board are
strongly in favor Of building all the
wooden ships the country can produce
and they arc loa1h. it is said, 10 force
! the resignation Of Mr.. EuStls for cnam'
pj0ninG the cause Of wooden conSlruc.'
lion.
General GoclhalS declined to-day TO
make any statement concerning the
controversy. Mr. Eustis and MI Clark
found copies Of his memorandum TO
Mr. Dcnman on their desks when they
arrived :ir tho Offices Of the fleet cor
porttion This morning. The memoran'
dunn branded ~ false the statements
BY The TWO engineers regarding Gen.
rraI GocIha!S attitude toward wooden
shin building. and called attention TO
Mr. nrnnlan's support of lump sum
contracts prescribed by The General.
The engineers declared shipbullders
will not construct vessels under this
Pare lOl
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PATRIOTIC RUSSIAN
GIRLS IN REGIMENT;
SOON TO THE FRONT

TETROGRAp. viz LC1hon. luEc 8.
l9:..@9 p m.--Twn hundred Girl stu
denis Of rho rclru@rAl Technical IN
.IiIu,r have entered their names on
the rolls OF 4 female regiment which
j. heinz raised h! Ensign Eu!chka-
;.rM the aim is immodii't"iy to starr
to ihr front and IN fight in ali re-
Specs under the same cc7ndl1Ion" as
men.
Scores ni .irlS and women anxious
10 ti.h, APPEARED today al The Offices
Of HE League of EHua! Righ.% Tor
women. which has expressed lis ap.
rvnyL! # Ru;rhka.rlt's plan. Last
ni@hl the women Warriors held ihcir
first meeting. They were addressed
10y Colonel rnrofG VI Ii" Twelfth army,
who upnralcG % n" Nnln"n - shame
male strikers &nH :" ;.,!nli: their
hearts only to Sui'nrs who hay" &C
riyely helped % defend III" Father
land.
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WASHINGTON. June z.--Ana-ica's
1897 .*hea, crop. a. fo-eca>:rs: ;0da:
By TIE department OF 2c:.ct!::l;:s. "!
tail Ear bolo~ ao;iaai. DESPITE :, 3!3>-
pee; for Il n:2:e rtan ordinary demand
e. 81cjn:; r't."Gt.
4 total ri2.L rst.3is,'<. a Car. ""i'.-
nG0 bushels vii. "i.,, 80 c..>,:',,::',,
ID, 900 OH i-!crH hIsi!.iv. ;;ar ia<'
ears crop BIZ. W.: The heavy ic-
mands from: 21rOa:! and virtually nc
-eserye s;or". !: wil! not :usrt NJ
needs unless TO coG2'-y practices tne
C3st reSi1 sron"nl;.
The department: t"r" q enT:nS
r-oD q: 2S; aon ."'..i hI-:"is 4 hic Weld.
5i:r es,i:pa;c3 &C :=i-:.r wheat prndur-
lion sire 4 urHo .. o2': 31% 900" .nup
na-ho:s. 1.nu0. 06sl nor" III? was orr
casred !taM Ike Ma: situation. Oil:
<.::i la from tie an7inS' ":.IL.
Har5er. G. Hoover. v:10 vii: 30 :oo,!
administrator undo: i;.e fool control
hHl pending in 1orEre5s. estimate: me
ai::es' reed; Ills "..a- 4: one billion
Dashnis o, grain. NEST O: il ID come
fem the United States *"i Canada.
The snort whoa. crnp ii,t.c2 this Couc-
txv WILL have to cut IT'S wheat con-
Sumption # + exports any wheat. since
me tinted States i:seif noruall:- uses
un:e than 500 .0nh. 900 bushels. 4, tho
beginning CT 1915 there were lG',900,-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09
Asks Germany to Take
Control Of j, s. Concerns

WASHlNGTON, June S. -Copen.
hagen dispatches saying that German
business interests have asked Chan
rrllnr. Won BpthmannHollweS to put
tn" international Harvester company
ard IL" Singer Sewing Machine com.
many branches in Germany under
state supervision aroused much IN
,rrcsr ,oGay AT tho state department.
where it WAS pointed out that such a
stem would open up a serious ques-
ton regarding tho German business
branches in this country.
The attitude Of the German govern
ncnt in allowing German business
men 10 help hiSmantlc competitive
Belgian industries in the occupied
sections Is not regarded as a good
auc,lry ~ to thr future Of American
firms in Germany. There have been
no direct instructions, however, Of
what The chancellor may decide.
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BRITISH HOLD
THEIR GAINS;
EPAR|NG FOR
MORE PROGRES5
COUNTER ATTACKS BY
GERMANS BEATEN BACK
6,400 Prisoners and Many
Guns Are Taken by Sir
Douglas Hang S Men.

With the MessineS-Wylschaeta
ridge in their. possession. the Brit
ish. on Friday. organized III" new
ground and prepared for prohabl"
further action while throwing
back German courrCr.attacks.
Surprised b. tho terrific on
Slaughi OF Sir Douglas HaiC'S m"n
Thursday. th. GrrmanS. who lost
more than $500 prisoners. and
many more killed or wounded as Il
result Of rho mine explosions and
the British artillery fire. mad" no
immc;iiair rnnnrnr.aitaCk. Walt
ing until Friday. Crown Prince
Rupprecht then threw his men
forward against the nov British
positions northwest OF OOSlay@rn"
and cast Of MeS$ineS. Every cf.
fort vas repulSrd by The British
infantry or artillery fire.
All the prisoners taken Oy the
British have not yet bech count
Cd. according TO the latci; official
communication, but included in
their number arc 1872 officers, may
of them belonging TO the artillery
arm. The British also. hdv" col
lected more than 80 guns.
The success of the British a;'ark
is admitted hy ths Berlin ga Of
fee. which says that thd iI1upS nf
the Ea"arian Crown Prince wei,
withdrawn 10 prepare POSITIONS n
INC rear of ths original t:;It..
IL Belgium. north nj NpIr.., INC
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REGISTRATIONS
FOR COUN TRY
NOT 100000

NAHttlNh iDN. ltll' y. -
rnl 81 states ANA III" District Df
tn;GmhIA hI,i tnclr returns iroA
TurSda%'s "aT REGISTRATION con-
picln tonight Wh"E III" pruIn$i
r?ar:'hal "an"rHl'7 ni;!r" CLOSED.
shown" 4 combined registration
% .@.%l".""I';. r"mr#l"'. via. ih'i"
c.'EsG" rl!@'hi" r~i'nat" ri -'''1"''
-.
r.rr,ni pr in, CENSUS estimate"
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Sensational Allegations IN
Senate by Harding OF Ohio
LACK OF CONFIDENCE.
HURTS LIBERTY LOAN
This the Allegation That
Stirred Up Hornets
Nest IN Senate.

WASHINGTON lima { Senator
y;
ldrolnE Oh onio' hepuol'cah' "'
closed in the senate today that lack
Of public confidence WAS retardinS
suhecrin,;ons n tho Liberty loan and
~, ,,,r..
lhat IN ,ne lnIeEeSt OF unl.? s'nH.H,
were "IihnoiuihS lhIoli!ldtiou "'.'st J
nlleht cat LOT lhFcS' 'Sd''oHS d"'i
shake the confidence OF inc AMERICAN
people IN the conduct OF The war.
Senator Harding was speaking IN
reply 10 Senator Lewis, me primo
cratic whip, who had attacked sen.
HardinS'n Decoration GnE speech III
Columbus, O., III which Il" referred ia
Secretary MCAdo0 honn SciiinS nlrth'
DDS AZ "hystcrcal and unsrHmiy.
i have no hrSltdncy ~ rca irhinS
tn2; statement. lnSlS)Cn Srna ar
Harding. ~ believe III" Liberty loan
camnaicr 10 be h!StCriCaI and TN
sccmly."
Senator Lewis assaulted Senator
Harding for making Il partisan speech
on Decoration day, which hr charac,
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Gel Busy, or Liberty Loan Will be Under subscribed
BLACK JACK" PER5H|NC AND
HIS STAFF REACH ENGLAND;
RECEIVED WITH ENTHUSIASM

Of anything in the nature of cell
ebraiiOn of 4 social character. The
entire contingent devoted itself
to the hardest kind Of work Of an
organizing nature throughout the
journey and the whole atmosphere
of The mission is that Of men en-
barking on a grave enterprise with
the deepest realization Of its diff
iiruItrs and demands.
The americans were surprised
IN learn Of The elaborate arrange
mcnls for their entertainment
made by their countrymcn and
women and also Of the plans
made TO facilitate their work. The
privalcs in'.hc contingent VIII be
= Inc guests of the British army in
the bal'rirks in the historic Tower
Of London.
Everything from automobiles to
money exchange office was
ready for the convenience of the
Americans and soon the officers
and mon were scattered over the
CITY on business and in sightSee-.
ing. At their hotel the American
officers met many British and Ca
madam officers Everywhere from
HE port Of arrival 10 London the
American and British officers
scrll1 iniZrd each other with profess
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SAN SALVADOR
DESTROYED BY
AN EARTHQUAKE
MANY SMALLER TOWNS
ALSO ARE DEVASTATED
Report from Panama Declares
Hundreds Of Lives
Were Lost.


SAN JUAN DEL SUR. Near
aqua. June S.--San Salvador. Tho
capital Of the Republic OF Saliva
dor. with population Of more
than $4,000 has been totally de-
Slroycd. according to dispatch
from San Miguel. Salvador.
A dispatch from Tcgucigalpa.
. Honduras. SAYS that in addition 10
tho wiping out OF San Salvador.
the towns Of QuczaltipeQuc, Ne
japa, Suchichoro. PaiSnal. Armo-
MOS aud Mejicanos also were de-
stroycd Mejicanos was Il suburb
of San Salvador.
At go o'clock this morning
there was still no communication
between San Salvador and Tcgu-
cigalpa.
An operator who reached the
edge OF The destroyed zone report
Cd at SEQ o'clock this morning
that San Salvador was in ruins.
and that everything within a "a
dius of thirty miles had been dc
Siroycd by tho earthquake.
(San Salvador is about three
miles southeast Of the volcano Of
San Salvador, and is scat OF gOv-
eminent of the smallest. but most
drnSrE populated. OF tho rcpub-
lies of Central America. Tho
country of san Salvador itself
consists mainly Of Il plateau about
1000 feet above tho SEA, broken
by Il large number Of volcanic
cones It's population is .l3%. ono,
and The most recent census places
The number Of inhabitants in the
capital al 6i.nU0.)
SAN JUAN DEL SIR. Nicaragua
June S.--San Salvador. Santa TelC;
and ncighhorinS towns and village
wore destroyed in an earthquake
which commenced at : O'Clock las
ni.ht and continued throughout IN
night according to information RI
rnivcd here from the president o
Nicaragua tonight. The president
message says:
"Tclrcraphic co17mGnicairAn, JuS
ro.cSlahii$hcd with san Salvador. cHn
firms tha, earthquakes commenced 4
: O'Clock n. nj. yesterday tThurSGH!
end continued all niEEr. a"comi2E;ct
b. heavy rain.
san Salvador. Santa THc!a an'
nri-hhoriaG ;0Ta5 and Villages were
destroyed.
.Tta casualties We" small.
"'Tar:n we're some fires.
"Th" PRECEDENT % %ic&"aSU: "a
tCoaanued on Page SIX
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Masked Men Attack
National GuardSmen

FORT DODGE. Iowa. JEln Six
masked mon last night ATTACKED Iowa
National EuardSmen guarding 4 bridge
hero and a light lasting more than
twenty minutes ensured, il became
known today II Was said one Of the
'attack ors Was shot. None Of the SOL
.Cicrs were injured
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willie ard Jefferson county was SJ.0hn.-
nGn. II is estimated tina; another nil
lion viii Gems in during the next frw
DAYS f:o:.: subscriptions not yet TO-
tailed.
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WASHINGTON, June s.-Po4oeAEti
West Virginia, Ohio and West PSnr.
! sylvania-Local thundcrstormA 6atu:.
day; Sunday probably fair.
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AMERICAS WHEAT CROP BELOW
NORMAL; ECONOMY NECESSARY

hhn bushels on hand. c.,.'..'t,.;i n;cr from
IA" urHv!uuS Years 'crort. crop.
som. relic: i S,"n IN :hs better
SEp"-:;l.: ttiH YEAR il ;hr Forecasts o.
re wi!iGi? viii h" ! RECORD crop. 0ar:
I'D ha~!H". X large cora crop also
u1t!ogh,aS:'; vii! h" grown in response
IN tic repeated requeSrS from cnvcr,.
r,a::t officials FOR i:tc:,ased p:otIc.
-.Cr
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Bio at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. Ny. June S.-FIavtnG
overSubScribsd its Liberty Loan altot-
mrnt by more than $4,000. nDn. Louis.
Nillr ,o-niSl., called OF i scheduled
five darS' campaign AZ ihc end of the
second day. The total reported was
s7.33cot.3n=. The a'!c;m"n. fnr Louis
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tond:t.onS Gr The various Trops on
Juno was: Winter wh-I., 7Q.9 pc: rant
% :.o-rI4l: spring Wheat. 9ls nil
wheat rs. oats. NSs. barley. Sa3: rye
st.3: ha". sal. pastures. H3s; apples,
SSs: rsrcae<. sos.
Fi:s: acE""Tr.nrant 81 areas planted
tolio~s: Spring NEcat lS.G3v. 400 arrcs
all whaa. -: go on ac-"Y: oats. iS,l6i.-
eco xarcs barle=. y.5I9.Q0D acres.
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TAe Crop Figures.

NA&ttiE'iTr%. jan" %,nr.. ass
- -" D'rdl"t:.,r -: ';i" ""I;,'::.'S rr"S-
90 1::u"iD:l r""pS. a. estimated to-day
10y re cror reporting h',,,T,; -: ;.t" do
;a~t:n"7t o. agriculture from reports q
,.o;!i;!"ar on jim" !. follow
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Local Thunderstorms Saturday; Sun.
day Probably Fair.
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Arizona republican., 1917-05-15

20 minutes walk from Prescott.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-15
FINE FORTY

FOR SALE WATCH PHOENIN GROW Phoenix at war must raise d school army to help cultivate. right now, uo feed the valleys great dairy stock. A view of the future market with field glass alfalfa will probably reach fifty CSJ0.00) dollars per ton, before the end of 1918 milo maize now sixty eight ($6S.00l per ton; potatoes pointing to- ward one dollar twenty cents ($1.20) per dozen, what ought land he worth with sure water and the growing sea- son twelve months in the year?
 Well Look These Over
 15 acres on the car line. 4-room house, well, engine, garage. in alfalfa and maize. s3.S00.00 for cash. s4.250.00 on terms. S500.00 cash.
 25 acres well improved, house, or chard, $5,000.00, $750.00 cash balance to suit
 40 acres close in, alfalfa, good 6-room house. well. tank. fruit. $9.000.00. s1,500.00 cash, balance to suit.
 80 acres $1O5.O0 per acre, $2,500.O0 cash.
 160 acres well equipped for dairy pur- poses, S11250 per acre
 Il head of milk COWS. Holstein and Durham, $5.125.00.
 160 acres free lease from now until october, with this one.
 Houses for sale like rent
 Now if you like Phoenix Back Her"
 NJ. H. SHELTON,
 215 W. Washington St If
Arizona republican., 1917-05-15
For Sale Automobiles

FOR SALE-New Ford touring car demountable rims. Yale lock- and extra tire. Car used only 10 days, cost $495. Owner leaving for east. Will sell for $475. Box 2469 Repuhlican. It
Arizona republican., 1917-05-15
C. D. BRADLEY, Owner II. C. HALL. Auctioncer A. E. DUNLAP. Clerk
PrRLIC SALE

Tuesday. May 15, at 1:S0 At Mrs. Anna Browns ranch. To three miles west of Five Points on Yuma road, then three-fourths mile south and one fourth mile west.
 Dairy cows, good ones. also young stock. will sell at request of owner, who is going out of the dairy business: f choice, well marked Holstein COWS; 9 bred Holstein heifers, Is months; 1 yearling heifer calves, well marked; 4 calves. 1 fine yearling steers. If you want good ones. see these Tuesday, 15th, at 1:30 sharp. Terms: On sums of $50 and under. cash: over that amount credit of six months will be given on an approved rote, drawing 10 per cent interest or per cent off for all cash.
 MRS. ANNA BROWN, owner
 B. W. GETSINGER, Auctioneer
 ID T.1
Arizona republican., 1917-05-15
For Sale Real Estate

LISTS of vacant government and state lands of any county in Arizona. $15.00. State list, S5O.G0: township plats. S2.00 Big land opening near Globe and Miami on May 23. r. Q. Box ee2. Phoenix. If
Arizona republican., 1917-05-15
pEEIIf, EVIL,

CATTLE HORSES AND MULES will sel; d. pubiic auction. or my f1Fn 1 mile north and miles west off Glendale, on Northern Ave, on THURSDAY, MAY 17TII 1917 the following property. to wit 20 HEAD HOLSTEIN CATTLE 90 65 head hish-grade Holstein cows, all yolng and fresh or heavy springcrs. ] registered Holstcin bull. 25 calves.
 % head work horses and mules Terms: kll sums of so or jess, cash. On amounts over $f00 a credit of months will be given purchaser to give bankablc note bearing 10 per cent interest from date. per cent discount for cash on note accounts Sale commences at 10:30 a. m- Free lunch at noon.
 D. D Deem. Auctioneer
 C. N. Woodward, Clerk
 J. E. White Owner Interstate Live Stock Exchange
 Sales Managers
 Sales Managers if
Arizona republican., 1917-05-15
For Sale Real Estate

FOR SALE-One hundred and fifty feet railroad property near Seventh avenue, facing Buckeye road. Dr. John A. Lentz, cor. 1st avenue and Adams street. If
Arizona republican., 1917-05-15
For Sale MlsceIlaneous

FOR SALE-Mowing machine. 5000 Seventh street and Glendale car line Phone 429 hl
Arizona republican., 1917-05-15
For Rent Furnished
 Rooms

FOR RENT-Furnished front room and bath; use of telephone, outside en- trance and T. of a block from post office 317 No. 1st Ave. Phone SO7S. If
Arizona republican., 1917-05-15
For Rent Furnlsned
 Rooms

COOL FRONT ROOM. private en- trance; very close in; cheap. Phone 1342. bl
Arizona republican., 1917-05-15

Ut NG MAN ueSlTeS position III Ul- flee. must be permanent and have chance for advancement Experienced in general office work and qualified to act as assistant bookkeeper. Box 20SS Republican, bl
 WANTED-Situation by Japanese cook and waitress, alsu d u.shw wasieI U, kitchen helper. Prefer to work to- gether in camp or boarding house. 226 E. Jefferson. 'i
Arizona republican., 1917-05-15
Auctions
HORSES AT AUCTION THURSDAY. MAY 17TH

At Ayers Sale. Gilbert, Ariz. l will sell for the owner. head aood work horses and mares, weighing from 12 to IA hundred lbs each.
 B. w. GETSINGER, Auctioneer
Arizona republican., 1917-05-15

Smith Form A -Truck-Has been in service months; thoroughly over hauled and newly painted-A Bargain Come and see it.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-15

FOR RENT-4 rooms and bath, neatly furnished. s20 month. 1945 w. Washington. bn
Arizona republican., 1917-05-15
PUBLIC SALE

Going out of the dairy business. I will sell at Public Auction at the Ru- ruff X Bond Ranch, located one mile south of base line on Chandler road; commencing at one o'clock sharp on Saturday. May 18th, the following de- scribed property
 43 head of high grade milk cows. 3l fresh, milking very heavy at present, !. head fresh within thirty days. The COWS are principally all high grade Holstein cows. Parties in the market for a good class of dairy stock wll ao well to attend. Terms: All sums of $50 and under cash; over that a credit of six months time. purchaser giving ap- proved 10 per cent note. . per cent off for cash
 C. D. BRADLEY, Owner
 H. C. HALL Auctioncer
Arizona republican., 1917-05-15

FOR SALE AT SACRIFCE-Im- proved , acres. See A. R. Jones. Gen. tral Ave. and Glendale Road. R. R. 6. Good terms. If
Arizona republican., 1917-05-15
For Rent Land
For Rent-Store and Ottlces

FOR RENT-One or two good store rooms in rear Masonic Temple Bldg. at A South Central Ave. Apply Ari- zona Seed Co, 157 North Cen,Iai Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1917-05-15

WANTED-Dishwash must be eX- perienced. Apply White House restau- rant, 3rd avenue and Washington. bm
 MACHINIST. LATHE MEN $5.75 per day; structural steel men (shop and outside mem; lumber bookkeeper. mechanical draughtsman; registra tions wanted from stenographers, bOokkeep- CTS, etc. Arizona Commercial Service. AIS Nat Bank of AriZ. If
Arizona republican., 1917-05-15
LIVE WIRE

WANTED-A man for partner with car and S1000 1 mean business and if you are interested let us have a con ellee. My proposition will stand close investigation. Address BOX A ;, care Republican. bn
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For Rent Pasture
Wanted Situation, Male

WANTED-Position by married man as accountant book keeper and a thor oughly experienced credit manager. More than IS years experience. Prefer mercantile or mining corporation. Ad- dress Accountant" Postoffice Box 536 Phoenix Arizona. It
Arizona republican., 1917-05-15

ENERGETIC REAL ESTATE sales man to sell lots in up-to-da subdi- vision, $25.00 cash, s5.00 monthly. Lib eral commission to tight party. Ad- dress owner, P. c. Box 522 bl
Arizona republican., 1917-05-15

WANTED Typewriter; must be standard make, in Al condition and d bargain. 701 N. 1st street, Apartment B. bl
Arizona republican., 1917-05-15

WANTED-Young man to keep store clean and deliver on wheel; must have own wheel Will pay S10.00 a week. Box 2604 Republican. bm
Arizona republican., 1917-05-15
Wanted Miscellaneous

WANTED Automobile, must be standard make. in Al condition, and cheap for cash. 7O1 N. 1st street. Apartment B. bl
Arizona republican., 1917-05-15
Wanted Help, Male

WANTED-Man with outfit to disc 27 acres. Phone 117J4. If
 WANTED Experienced used car salesman. Box 2So1 Republican. If
Arizona republican., 1917-05-15
Wanted-Real Estate

LISTINGS WANTED on all kinds of real estate w. J. Murphy, Phoenix Trust Co.. fl W. Adams St if WANT TO RENT NOW-Unmort- gagged, cultivated home ranch, plenty shade: water, no bad land. Box 200 Republican. bn WANTED TO RENT-Maize land.
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