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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-07
AmuSe11ientS
OITTMAN THEATER.

Nale>ka Suratt ~urpoS~e~ her many for
mer triumph~ IN William Fox'~ picturiza-
ton ~ Rider IIaggard'~ famous novel
">hc." the most elaborate photoplay ever
released ~ > regular feature. and which
will he seen N Dittman> on Saturday.
Mis- Nuratt plays the title rode. Av"~he.
she who-mu~i he ohoved." n white queen
81 , savage tribe. She ha~ attained i'm
mortality ~ bathing III the fires II the
Flame nf LITE.
Three thousand wears ago kalikrate~.
4 Young Egyptian priest. j. killed ~ Ave
~hn when ~ refuses IA abandon hi~ voun.
wife ter her. Iii widow gives birth to \
son. whom ~he Charge to avrngc hi~ faith
cr'- death.
The solemn duty IVY passed ~ from Gen
Grafton to -cncration. In the present era
il tultillmcnt falls t. Leo Ninccy (Iicn T..
Ta-cartl. 4 direct descendant of the
priest.
L." ~ei~ out for the mysterious land Of
She. On LANDING in Egypt b. meets T~iama
Miriam Fouchcl. 4 native "iri. She kisses
him. thereby becoming hi wife.
On entering the city with the Girl Leo
"nd ln~ companions try in -'nn y calnihai
feast. Leo u wounded and hi~ compan
ion. Holly tom Burrouehl. u hailed he
fore the auecn. She J. Avc-ha.
Holly implorcs She Ia heal Leo wound
She enters hi cave and recognizes III him
kaUhkratr~. Holly warns Leo the queen
i She.
On recovering Leo - . ~,coA ttaoin
ON recovering LEO GOES a. Ayr-ha n
fulfill hi~ vow. C~tanc accompanies him.
The queen strike, the Girl down and de
%c'are~ her love 10 Leo. lie falls AZ her
feet.
She takes Leo To The cave of The Flame
Of Life, and ~ she baihe~ in the fire urges
Loo Ia follow. ~ h. watches Avc~ha a
re~picndant beauty .uitu~r~ her stately
form. Thea her fairness begin Ia lad,
lnd her form to -hrivel. She emerge-
from ~" flame \ hidrouS ape.
leo ilces from the cave and carrie.
! -tane. now recovering, from She cave
On reaching The citv he meets B,llah WIG.
n"V PercNvun. She chief adviser. ~,
warns Leo 10 escape ~ the populacc i
aroused. lie leaves the city and retuns L
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-07

"Somc Nurse T. u Joker comedy show
ing az the Dreamland theater today. with
the principal characters "LiZzie Ca
(Gale Henry. and Hubby" Milton
SimS.)
After n wear Of married life. Lizzie Cake
finds that her husband no longer loves her.
Hubby gets n letter from his wealthy coun
trF uncle. to the effect that expecting 10
die any moment. he i coming to make his
homo with his nephew 50 no designing
woman can get her tentacles upon his mon
cy, adding that he hopes that the nephew
has acceded to his wishes in the matter Of
staying single. Hubby tries 10 get Wife
10 90 away for 4 while 20 he can pass him
self off on Uncle for 4 bachelor, but Wife
decides 10 stick.
The day that Uncle is 10 arrive, Hubby
determines Ia keep Wife ont Of the house
nj any cost. She goes down town to do
some shopping and i attracted by n beauty
chop advertisement She looks like n reg
ular peach when the beauty doctor gets
through. Back to the house she goes to
surprise Hubby. He returns with Uncle
and j. amazed ia discover Wife. He tells
Uncle that that L. the nurse whom he hired
10 take care Of him. Then he gets a look
at Wife and Immediately falls in love
with her again. Uncle takes q fancy TO
her and insists upon buying things for her.
Hubby j. forced 10 take his medicine.
In desperation Hubby tries TO drown his
sorrows. Returning home, he i Infatuated
49, - - ~. l. -
that I""k- like Wife kissing Uncle. Hubby
dasheS in with drawn gun; Uncle grabs
a gun To defend himself. Wife snaps
"ut the light- "a prevent murder and after
the two have cmpticd their guns NJ every
thing. she snaps N the lights. Explana-
ii.n~ follow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-07
QUEEN THEAJER.

From III appearances George Bcban. the
character actor who viii be seen
IA the Queen thcater TODAY IN the Moro~co-
Paramount production The Cook Of Can
Won Camp and his director. Donald Crisp.
have formed y close corporation for The
writing and production Of Beban'- nm
usual stories. - II u noted hi latest We
hicle announces the fact that the story i
~ Donald Crisp and the scenario nv
George Rchan and Julia Crawford Iver~.
How The Cook Of Canyon Camp" came
into being j. one of the unusual incidents
MI the photodramatic world. On Thursday
Of one week. Mr.. Rcban received the Scrit
OF a story on which he was 10 start TO work
on the following Monday. Ne Beban did
rot care much for the story and neither did
Mr.. Crisp. The two went into executive
session with themselves and said they
would write one Of heir own. This was
Thursday afternoon; the company had MI
been engaged and everything arranged for
them Ia start work four days later and the
usual time "a prepare 4 scenario j. from
hrrc Ia five week..
The star and the director talked over
heir story and liked il very much. conse
ucniiv they both climbed into q little au-
i"mobile and armed with paper and pencils
disappeared from the studio. They had a
sixty-mile automobile drive 10 a little cab
IN IN the mountains. talking over and out
lining the story on the way. They reached
the cabin Thursday evening and started
Ia work and thIrtv-Six hours later. without
having paused for sleep. they had the
story completely worked out. Returning
with the roueh1n otes they met Mr.. lverS
NJ The studio and after q briei conSulia
tion she dictated the technical continuity
to three ~tenoerapher- and on Monday
morning with The complete manuscript IN
hiS hand Mr.. Crisp started "a work.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-07
Mexico Will Raise
Fund To Buy Corn
ASSOCIATED Press Correspondence

MEXICO CITY, Sept. The commit
tee Of the National Chamber Of Commerce
has been considering ways and
means for raising money 10 purchase L.
0O0. 900 bushels of corn in the United
and bring it 10 Mexico where il
will be sold III cost for the benefit Of the
poor has decided that the most feasible
means TO raise the money j. by popular
subscription.
The National Chamber of Commerce NJ
asked the Chamber of Commerce At
the United States 10 aid in establishing
: credit Tor thu purpose but the Ameri-
can organization was unable 10 10 SO
The Commission Regulating the Sale and
Price of Si~al Of Iucatan. one Of fhc rich
organizations IN Mexico. then was APP
pcalcd to. hat declined Ia act.
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TO HOLD OFFICE
BUT NOT TO VOTE
BILL AFFECTING WOMEN or PORTO
RICO Is INTRODUCED IN HOUSE or
REPRESENTATIVES OF ISLAND.
tBy Associated Press.)

~tSAN JUAN. Porto Rico. Sept. Ga bill
designed tn give Porto Rican women the
right Ia hold office hut not to vote has
heen introduced IN the house of representa-
tives by Fuleencio Pinero. Jr.. and Antonio
Pinero. %unioniStS, and has had its first
reading.
Mrs. Ana Durey. founder OF the Suffrag-
isl leaeue Of Porto Rico. announced after
a recent conference with the formed legiS-
laior that she informed him that the wom-
en- of Porto Rico. objected 10 the meas
IRE and that III II became n lew in its pres
enf form ''there would hurst over his head
and the head of his party such a storm of
righteous feminine Indignation that il
would be n long time before they recovered
from it," Predicting that IN chill would
not come mp for a second reading. Mrs.
Duprey said:
There are two things we are determined
Ia have: Suffrage restricted TO ~lterate
women and the right both To vote and Ia
hold office. A. the Pinero bill now stands
il would only place women of Porto Rico
in the most degraded kind of politics in
stead of giving them an opportunity TO
show their capabiliiy and patriotism"
A senate bill provides that women Of
Porto Rico may both vote and hold office.
r. B. Mcclure and q. j. For~tall of New.
Orleans are in Brownsville TODAY.
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THINKING END NEAR
SENT FOR DAUGHTER
MRS. BATES NEVER EXPECTED TO
HAVE ANOTHER WELL DAY.
GAINS is POUNDS
ON TANLAC. A

Honestly. when ! finished my third bot
tie of Tanlac 1 had gained fifteen pounds
and my friends who met Inc on the streets
seemed amazed al the difference in my
looks" said Mrs. Minnie Bates, wife Of a
well known railroad man al her residence,
l4lG North Jones street, Fort Worth, Tex
a., recently.
..Nobodv will he surprised that | am
p~raising Tanlac when ! tell them what it
has done for me- continued Mrs. Bates.
"When | began taking il | had been flat OF
my back in bed tor u month and my ron
dition was 50 serious my family sent for
my daughter III Wichita Falls 10 com and
see me for the last time. Ii was about two
years ago when ! began suffering from
nervousness and stomach trouble and go
ing down hill. was under treatment sew
eral times and tried everything J knew OF
but | gradually got worse until | Just SUI
fered torture. | had no appetite, my diges-
ton was bad and nothing agreed with me.
Ny food would sour and gas you'd form
ON my -tomch and give me such terribl-
smothering spells ! could scarcely breathe.
| finally got % | could hardly eat q thing
| would turn deathly sick and my stomach
wa> 80 upset that ! could scarcely retain
anything. | was simply starving for lack
Of punishment and kept getting thinner
and weaker. off and on for weeks at a
time | couldn't do any Of my work ~ all
and finally had IA give mp and take 10 my
bed. was scarcely more than a frame
ri skin and bone. my nerves were ~ q
l.-I - III H. 49,. n.l rU-. - lank
wv mc w "a, would nave thought ! could
ever gci well.
but my wonderful recovery has sur
priSed lots of people and there are many
Others beside, ~ family in my n~eigehbor-
hood prai~ing Tanlac for what il has done
for me. Ny very first few doses Of Tan
49, mdde Inc tcci better and ! commenced
"a gain weight and strength right along.
Soon my stomach trouble disappeared en-
tIrcly. my appetite got - big could hard
~ eat enough and ! could eat Just any
thing without being bothered with gas. in
digestion or paltipation Of the heart. MY
nervousness and al my misery disappeared
aud could lav down ~ night and sleep
like n child. NV color cleared up, my
checks filled out and ! kept improving,
and when | finished my third bottle OF
Tanlac, | had gained fifteen pounds and
never felt bettere in all my life. That's what
Tanlac did for me and it, a pleasure TO
make q statement for a medicine that i
doing ~ much Tor suffering people"
Tanlac j. sold in Brownsville by Eagle
Pharmacy, ia Raymondyille by Ben >. Duf-
field, IN San Benito by Symonds Phar-
macy. IN Rio llondo by RIO Hondo Drug
Store. in Harrington BY Harrington Phar-
macy, in Lyford BY Lyford Drug Store,
and ia Mercedes ~ Mercedes Drug Co.
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civilization with his girl bride. his mission
fulfilled.
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Benefit Nets $25
For tine Library

The benefit given by the management
Of the skating rink. corner of Eleventh and
I.evce streets. last night. makes the Learn
er>' Library So or. "a VI accurate. S24.Sj,
better off. This was the amount taken IN
from all sources during the evening.
The management Of the library TODAY
asked that it, thanks be- publicly cxtcndc,
10 the rink management. 10 the Brownsville
creamery for ten gallons of ice cream. do
mated. "a the EAGLE Pharmacy and the Bal
ley-llalc company for icc cream cones. and
10 the general public. soldier and all. who
attended.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-07

Miss Ernestine Faulk. who during the
past two weeks ha~ been the guest ~ Mr..
and Mr.. Fred W. Truwii. lett tn rl,rn-
ing for Terrell. Texa-. where ,he vll b.
come Instructor III domestic science ii II
Terrell schools.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-07

l.. G. Doncy Of Corpus Christi II q bu~i-
me-, visitor IN Brownsville today.
j. VI. Thomson of McAllen i in Browns
viii, on business today.
Sam VI. Book of Houston j. in the city
on business.
Landon II. Baker of san Bcnito IL IN
Brownsville today.
". VI. Botis of New York City n IN the
city today.
Misses Jane Hume Ellis and Katherine
Ilii- OF Mission are visitors IN the city to-
day.
e.. Maniiz of New York City j. "A business
visitor IN Brownsville today.
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n. B. Mcclure and q. j. For~tall Of New
Orleans are in Brownsville TODAY.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-07

~ f.. Company. Second Texa-. ~ q score
~ III 4" p. The next game was lost also.
10 the rc.imental team Of the Second Tex
10 McAllcn. the core benz ; 10 4. Al
Mercedes the post team was defeated q ID
,. Al llarrlingen u mixed team was de-
ieatcd ! To l.. The Fourth Texas AZ san
Benlto won ~ game with RingeOld by a
score Ut , Ia >. II. Company Of the Sec
ond Texas. III Pharr, wa- defeated rs 10
L.. The Fourth Field Artillery. Browns
vile. was defeated ; To- >. ID. Company of
the engineer, M Fort Brown was defeated
= ~ =. The cavalry team M Fort Brown
was defeated , 10 :.
The pitcher on the visiting teams staff
are pcrrymsn, Warren, Buchard, Riley and
Rooney.
Captain James f.. Shelly, post m
der al Fort Rinseold, i responsible for the
tour ot the Fort Rlnggold team, the only
team that has vet made a tull tour Of the
lower border military posts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-07
BREAKFAST IS SOCIAL FUNCTION

LONDON, Sept. 1.-BrcHkta~t - 4 pc
lItIral and social function ~ being revived
Pl'reInicr Lloyd George used = brcakfa--
party 10 announce the success 81 the PARIS
conference Z" \ party at Frenchmen and
has had numbers 1T breakfasts M ~
Downing street when business j. freely
discussed. Lord Rhondda also invite,
business men IN breakfast when important
plans are being arranged.
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-24
receive the funds and turn the same
over to Miss Brown, treasurer.

Monday morning in the high school
auditorium, Mr.. Baltzer, representative
of the Y. NJ. G. A. Triangle league, de-
livered very interesting address and
appeal on the Y. NJ. c. A. movement.
This movement is gaining rapid pronl''
nence and is big factor in the present
war. We were glad to see so many of
our boys respond to the work of this
organization. The boys who volun-
teered to aid in this work are: Seniors
Alex Allen, Fred Hammond and Her.
man Darrow. Juniors-Wallace Rawles,
and Billy Wilson. Sophomores-Wi
Pepper. Freshman-Eli Dorsey.
Miss Brown lin biology class)-Name
some insects which have protective col
oration.
Howard Hubbard-The reindeer.
The Juniors and Seniors are planning
= social dance to be held in the high
school gym Friday evening. Alumni,
faculty, student body and parents are
invited to attend.
Basketball is now being practiced al.
most every evening after school in or.
der to get all the players in practice
for the first game to be held sonnet ne
in January.
The Juniors and Seniors are making
good use Of the "Literary Digest. -
Both teachers and pupils seem to be
highly enthusiastic in this work.
Wednesday morning a musical pro-
gram was given in the high school au.
ditorium under the supervision Of Miss
Clanton. The program WAS n follows:
A piano duet by Selma and Wallace
Rswies, two selections by Freshman
chorus, piano solo by Miss Drum.
Tho teachers Of the high school and
the grade school met with Miss Drach
at the home Of Mrs. Joe Hartman Tn.s.
day evening and organized a sewing
and knitting club for the Red Cross.
They will meet each week during the
winter.
Aonteville Wood, the great scientist
who invented the "hearing torpedo"
will lecture at the Orpheum next wcd-
nesday night.
In addition to the amusements on
Sophomore Day q musical program has
been arranged.
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-24
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The high school has recently organ
ICED Junior Red Cross. In order to
become an auxiliary Of the Red Cross
organization, the high school must raise
125. It now has t11o Of the stipulat.
ed sum. The first work the girls did
was to hem some arm sings. In the
future each girl who Joined the auxil-
'ary Is to spend one study period a
week in the domestic science room sew
ing or knitting. If in this time thev
are unable to finish the garments, a
meeting will be called on Saturdays,
when the work will be finished. GLADYS
MacRae was elected president ot the
organization and Helen Patter.on Sec
rotary. Alex Allen and .Gerevieve
Dickson were appei.tsd COMMITTEES to
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-24
STARTLING PROGRAM
BY NOTED INVENTOR

In Montraville NJ. Wood, scientist and
inventor, will be presented an Ameri-
can genius who is equally successful on
the platform and in the laboratory. His
demonstrations of the gyroscope and its
application to the aeroplane, the mono
rail car and the submarine torpedo are
unique and fascinating. His revelation
of the ultraviolet ray and other scien-
tific wonders cannot fail to interest
and entertain.
"Who's Who in America?n lists
prominently the many achievements Of
Prof Wood. In the early days he was
closely associated with Thos. A. Edison,
and in 1899 was appointed district en-
gineer-of the Edison company for the
Pacific coast. He is the inventor of
the two+button electric switch and near
ly hundred other practical and faml-
lar devices. A few years ago he was
honored with an appointment as aerial
postmaster in Chicago.
AT one point in his lecture e-demonstra-
tion Prof. Wood allows members of the
audience to come to the platform and
wrestle with 2s'pound gyroscope run
ming at speed of nearly 5000 revolu-
tions minute. Later he demonstrates
the application of the gyroscope to the
aeroplane and monorail car by actually
sending these twentieth century carriers
up in mid-air on slender wire stretched d
above one of the aisles of the audit
orium.
With the ultraviolet ray Prof. Wood
writes and draws outlines that m1y be
seen distinctly in absolute darkness,
and describes the possibilities of stored
light. In the same connection he ex.
plains how the ray is used in the
treatment of disease. There will be
many other startling demonstrations
when DR.. Wood comes next Wednesday
to Glenwood under the auspices of the
high school, and his entertainer Mt
should be well patronized The pro.
cocds above expenses win 20 to the
high school boys who have made
pledges to the Y. M. G. A. war fund.
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-24

and starvation-I drifted down into
Galicia, where formerly Jews and Gen
tiles lived happily together; I found
but ruins and ashes; felt q curious
pride in my pupil. for is was all above
my expectations; was in Belgium
when you drove the peaceful population
before you like cattle into slavery; you
separated man and wife and forced
them into hard labor in trenches. I
have seen the most fiendish rape COM
mitted upon young women and those
who were forced into maternity were
cursing the father of their offsprings,
and I began to wonder if my own ir-
ferno was really up to date.
You have taken millions of dollars
, from innocent victims and called it in
demnity; you have lived fat on the
land you have usurped and sent the
real owners away to starvation. You
have strayed away from legalized war
methods and introduced code of your
own. You have killed and robbed the
people of friendly nations and destroy.
ed their property. You are liar, a
hypocrite and buffer of the highest
magnitude. You are part of mine
and yet you pose as the personal friend
of God. All, Wilhelm, you are a won.
der! You wantonly destroyed all things
in your path and leave nothing TO,
coming generations.
was amazed when I saw you form
partnership with the impossible Turk,
the chronic killer of Christians, and
you devout worshiper in the Lutheran
church. I confess, Wilhelm, you are a
puzzle at times. A Mohammedan army
commanded by German officers, assist.
ing one another in msssacreing Chris.
tians in new line of warfare. When
Prussian officer can witness . nude
woman being disemboweled by swar.
thy Turk, committing = double murde,
by one stroke Of his sabre, and calmly
stand by and see . house full Of limo.
cent Armenians locked up, the house
saturated with oil and fired then my
teachings did not stop with you, bat
have becn extended to the whole Ger.
man nation. I confess my Satanic soul
grew sick, and then and there knew
tho pupil had become the master. I IN,
back number, and my dear wilhelm
abdieste in your favor. The great
key Of He'll viii be turned over to you.
The gavel that has struck the doom Of
damned souls since time began 10 yours
am satisfied with what I have done:
that my abdication in your favor i.
for the very best interest Of Helm
the future I am at your msjesty's ser.
vice.
Affectionately and sincerely,
LUCIFER H. SATAN
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-24
RESIDENCE PROPERTY FOR SALE

Party leaving the city offers Groom
residence for sale at bargain. Good
condition, modern except bath will
make terms on part payment, with
low rat Of interest. Inquire Of
10-6-27 A. J. DICKSON
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-24
sP1.sNDD CATTLE RANCH

$50 acres. zoo acres IN hay and
grain; running water. x mile to good
school; railroad runs through farm
Price $50 per sore All .cu"sd ,nd
rod building. Gio.e to ,r"st -.sars.
Will sell 100 head cattle witn .h,.
ann. Adir..s The Gienwood Post
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-24

Rsnsnt,rr tat the Pest n prepared
% - all kinds Il commercial psiAtias
Arizona republican., 1917-02-10
Wanted Help, Female

YOUNG GIRL to care for two year old baby. Must go home nights. 34i N. 4th Ave. 1t
Arizona republican., 1917-02-10
Wanted - Miscellaneous
LIVE LIP TO DATE

And remodel your old fashioned furni- ture. We repair everything and buy everything, paying full value. Remod-
 cling Furniture Co.,. 3s So. 1st Ave. Phone 1479 If
Arizona republican., 1917-02-10
REBUILT CADILLAC

reauilt Cadillac is entirely sep aratc and distinct from tho ordinary type cf used ears. The services Of an expei; mechanic are not required for it's selection or inspection. It is sold and purchased with the same confid- ence as q new Cadillac car.
 By special effort in our rebuild ing shop we have completed and have ready for sale seven passenger Cadillac Eight Touring Car. New tires new paint. new top and new seat covers This is one of the most distinctive cars on sale in Phoenix today.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-10
AUCTION SALE

Commencing at O'Clock F. NJ. In Northwest Corner of Glendale. AriZ. On account of poor health, 1 will sell at public auction on the above date and place the following described property: : fine dairy cows, 1 Jersey bull, 1 heif- CT coming fresh, heifer calves. ? young mares. 1000 chickens (BroWn and White Leghorns), laying hens; farming implements, l grinder. ] cut ting box. l farm wagon. l surrey, 1 drag. l grindstone. I cream separator, : buggies, , sets of buggy harness; other articles too numerous to mention. Terms of sale: All sums of $50 and un- der, cash: over that amount. a credit of months will be given, purchaser giving approved 10 per cent note; per cent off for cash
 w. C. WELSH, Owner
 C. Q. McMURTRY. Auctioneer
 A. B. DUNLAP, Clerk
 21 N. 1st Ave. Phone 1910
Arizona republican., 1917-02-10
For Sale Automobiles
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE AND
 

AUTO CLEARING HOUSE AND
 GARAGE
 10S N. 2nd Ave. Phone 67S We can show you almost any kind of a used car. rebuilt and in first class me- chanical condition, at a price that will absolutely suit you.
 1916 Ford Touring Car. runs and looks like new, $500.
 1915 Ford Touring Car, has all good tires and runs like new car, $275. 2-Passenger Saxon Roadster. has wire wheels, runs like new, for $220, 1917 Studebaker 6, has Cord tires all around, been run less than 5000 miles; will sell or trade; come and look it over. Many more to choose from Time pay ments if desired It
Arizona republican., 1917-02-10
Wanted Help, Female

YOUNG MAN, matrimonially in- clined. wants to meet young lady or young widow Box 4T4 Republican. bd
 SCHOOL. GIRL Apply Apt C.. Westminster Apts. Phone 3lI2. bd
Arizona republican., 1917-02-10
For Sale Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-One l2 H. P. Fairbanks Morse oil engine. cheap for cash. Ari- zona Hardware Supply Co.,. 3rd Ave. and Jackson Street. If