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Evening journal., 1917-12-15
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
TOR sAIE--MUSICT ROLLS. NO. cts
4 W. Sixth ST. sept2e-tf.
UoR sALE-BEAGLE PUPS. no. 1905
il Cedar St. Phone 5331-J deci5-2t'
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CHEAP PLACE TO BUY BOLTS AND
~ nuts. at No. 112 West st. nov2S-u-
NOR sALE-GooD WORK HORSE
Il Can d. ga. Phone 4so0 decl3-3t.
cHS HANDSOME PIANO FOR SALE.
cOc No. 2lo w. Sixth St. declS-lm.
ToR sALE-NUMBEk Of SECOND
Il hand hot air heaters, in good condi,
tion. Apply No. 5la Orange st. octsl-u.
CHRISTMAS GREENS AND TREES,
- from TO 10 feet also poultry. Fifth
and Market streets. declol2t'
ONE ROLLER CHAIR. NEW; ALSO
- sewing machine. Address 900 East
EIsH, OYSTERS. CLANS. PRODUCTS,
i poultry and game. Wholesale and re-
tail. No. 800 Poplar ST. deciO-im.
1O1f CoALE SIX. Al CONDITION.
III IO. cheap. Delaware Motor sales
]
Troy PooDrEs. THE RIAL SMALL
Il kird. Puppies Jest right 70 take home.
Best breed. W. H. Foulkrod' No lsle 6, Ian IA
Tor sALE-iO,oOO FEET OF TONGUE
y an addfess FU9se So soeeo5S a5S west S@eest street @
phone d. s A. 574s-W noVoo-lm.
EIGHT CYLINDER CADILLAC AT A
~ bargain good paint and tires; excel
/ lent mechanical condition. Delaware Motor
/ Sales Co, Eleventh and King SITS. declS-ot
ToR sALE-GRocERY STORE. FIX
II lures and stock; reason for selling
sickness Address s IS, Evening Journal.
dec14-2t
7O17 FORD TOURING CAR. IN
lOlt good condition. Delaware
Motor Sales Co, Eleventh and King SITS.
ueVio o''
/ INOR SALE-AUToMoBILE STORAGE
Il and repair business; good location in
/ city Address $50, Evening Journal
( ONCE. declo-or
/ ONE sIX-FoOT MAHOGANY SHOW
- case and one outside case for sale,
cheap Apply Delaware Watch and Clock
Co, East Front street. decl4-4t
DEcKER BROS. AND EsTEY PIANOS
- apd players Buy the best for least
money at Harkuess Plano Co. Nos. soi-p5
W. Thirticth ST nov1O-eod-1st
cIS0 BUYS FULLY GUARANTEED
CtOO new player piano, bench. scarf
so rolls Of music. ono years free tuning,
| Easy terms II desired Gewehr Piano Co,
, No. 2i5 ". Ninth St. octlo-tf.
Two BUILDING LOTS. RICHARDSON
Il Park. 60 feet front, So feet back. rs
feet deen Amply William Henry Gordon
avenue, Hillcrest. Holly Oak 226-W.
| decl1-12t
GAVE MONEY WHEN BUYING SINGER
- machines. New, slightly used and
second hand machines 50 and up. Phone
| 25f9-J. W T. Carrow Singer Shop No.
627 ". Fourth street iant.u.
WAL PAPERS AT LOWEST PRICES
w Jones & Hollett formerly No 42I
Skpley street. New location, No. S07 Ship
ley street. Wal papers ind van iecor8.
tors. Estimates cheeyfllly given. Phone,
5o8e-J' msriu'
DECORD EXCHANGE - RECORDS
II bought. sold snd exchanged 1Oc and
Up: ali makes; also used records sold st
reasonable prices. We do first class re-
pair work. No Si7 Orange street. Open
evenings. junel4-tf
WALL PAPERS OF oUALlTY-ROsIN
w s Bro Theodore Rosiu. sole proprie-
tor. Long experience in theory and prac.
tlce. Fine work st right prices. No. 421
shipley street. Next to Corner Fifth street.
Phone ll55-J. sept22u-
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HELP WANTED.

DOoKKEEPER WANTED, MALE OR
ID female There is an opening for q
1ookkeeper who is dissatisfied with his
present place of employment. and who Is
lesirous Of becoming permanently located
with an up-to- date, reliable firm Every
luducement for Advancement to person
who has the proper qualifications and abil-
lty, and who IS able TO take advantage OF
opportunity when opportunity comes.
To the above type Of bookkeeper we will
pay a good salnry % begin with, and as
we are continually adding 20 our business
we will be able 20 offer a bright future to
one who As looking for "a permanent posi-
lion. All answers treated conhdentially
dect3-3t
Evening journal., 1917-12-15
AGENTS WANTED.

900 PER CENT PROFIT, SELLING
900 Jubilee Spark Intensihers 10
auto owners. garages. Banishes spark plug
trouble. Sells like wildhre. Exclusive ter
ritorv. Write quick. Jubilee Mfg. Co.
No 42Si s. Goth ST., Omaha, Nebr.
dcct5 ~. .20- ian5
Evening journal., 1917-12-15

EVERETT c. JOHNSON,
Gec1I-1t. Secretary Of state.
Evening journal., 1917-12-15
RFITGIOUS NOTICE.

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TuRSr PROGRESSIVE SPIRITUAL
i lists Church. No. eO6 West street Ser
vices every Sunday evening. Messages by
Mrs Yoho. All welcome. deci3-3t.
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WATCH THIS SPACE
Auctions


AUCTION
r. b. Baptist ~ Co.. l3S 80. list Ave-
will auction their entire stock begin
ming Friday, January 18th. 1917. 90 )
p. M al 1850 20 p. m. Friday and
saturday Hand painted china, statu-
airy. candle stands, various novelties,
large stock stationery. cards. menu
books blank books. novels poems,
combs brushes. mirrors. bibles. prayer
books. paper nit cups, plates nanNqs
ETC.. PLACE cards tally cards valentines
and Easter goods. INKS. papers. waste
paper baskets pens and &C
r. W.. GETSrNGER. Auctioncer us
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For Sale Real Estate


FOR SALE-A-1 Phoenix business
property $4,000. liberal terms. See y.
a. MOrford. II
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-01-09

THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS
of Ash and umbrella trees, finest in
valley; tsell very cheap to close all of
them out, 25c and up. J. II. Hancock
corner 7th Avenue and Fillmore. II
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-01-09

FOR SALE-200 tons baled. threshed
alfalfa hay: also 100 acres OF hay and
feed. Phone S7R2. John Anderson
Chandler, AriZ. II
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-01-09

FOR SALE-17 tons alfalfa hay at
$3.50 in stack, miles north of Glen
dale Warren l.. Linseman, r. /, Glen
dale Ari2. bib
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WANTED Steer calves, from four
months old to yearlings. Phone 500.
Call for Jacobs If
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BEST MESSENGER SERVICE,
PHONE Ala. Il

FOR SALE-40 acres In alfalfa. 4
miles north, good house and out build
ings, well and orchard; fenced and
cross fenced by owner. Box 1916 Re
publican If
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For Sale Houses


ALL OUR GOLD LEAF WORK is
The best by every test.
Myers Leiber Advertising Service.
Phone 629. 1t
FOR SALE Splendid home in Ken
ilworth. Phone 2406 forenoons. bs
FOR SALE CHEAP or rent, 3-room
house on desert Can 117J4. Tx
FOR SALE-Cheap, this week only
small house and lot at 500 s. Center
St s65000 cash. Nelson Borree.
BlackWater. Ariz BIB
FOR SALE-Choice 4-room brick
house and I lotg. For quick sale only
$3.50. See Getsinger 1G e. Adams. r
ELEGANT modern home, choice 10
cation; must sell. Price far below
actual value. owner Box 1850 Re
publican. .
NEW FOUR ROOM BRICK HOUSE,
cement porch, four lots, near capitol,
$3.50 if taken this week $3.50 cash.
balance $500 per month. Phone $3.50.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-01-09

80 TONS GOOD ALFALFA HAY in
stack, close TO town. Can 1J2. S. f.
Williams. BIS
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For Rent-Furnished
Houses

FOR RENT-Six roomed. completely
furnished on paved street, garage. See
Palmer. Is r. Adams 1t
PARTLY FURNISHED room house.
with screen porch, sewer connection.
1920 +. jefferson ST. $l5.50 in advance
Inquire on premises from 10 a. m. until
2 p. m. 1t
FURNISHED and UNFINISHED hOus-
es and apartments. Patton & Block.
II n. First Ave. II
FOR RENT Furnished house
cheap. 317 n, 18th st. BIS
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For Sale - miscellaneous

3 BURNER OIL STOVE and oven;
few young Plymouth Rock hens. Phone
834I. lbs
FOR SALE-ImpOrted French field
glasses very high power, % mile range,
wonderful lens, an exceptional bargain
at $4J. If interested drop a letter TO G.
4. Stauffer. care Arizona Republican.
bl
FOR SALE--250 shares e. S. Vana
dunn stock cheap. loX 1859 Republic
Ican. bs
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Wanted Situation-Male

FOR HE'LL phone 3510, Diamond
o Employment Co, As w. Wash. IT
JAPANESE CIUB-Most reliable
agency for any help, especially cooks
and walters. 215 South Fourth Ave.
Phone 1913. If
PHONE Ala for messenger. If
WANTED-Young man, local. wants
position in office or store; can do
bookkeeping. use typewriter, general
office work, collecting and soliciting;
have had experience in all Of the above
mentioned; can give best Of local ref
erences. Address Box 22SJ Republican.
"A sfN IL
SITUATION WANTED-For Indian
men for yard work, etc, phone Cook
Bible School SAIL If
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-01-09

ONE SQUARE PIANO FOR SALE
Tuesday or Wednesday 1l06 y. 18th
street BIS
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-01-09

FOR SAI.E-One u II. p. Fairbanks
Morse oil engine. cheap for cash Ari-
IONA Hardware Supply Co.. Srd Ave. &
Jackson ST. If
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-01-09

FOR SALE-S0 acres maize stalks
for sheep or cattle. Phone a, Glen
dale If
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For Sale Real Estate


.op SAFE pt-N--r. 4p T.t-,-E--
s,.,-e, ..,',,,l 80 m sbs5e -f,ill.-..,
- a., ~ ~ IT,, sifs,1fs . ,crss
t., ba,ri,,.r fr,,it b. ,,7la frt,r, .i-,- lf,r-
i+s 81 60 rs
- - - 80 =
FIVE ADJUSTMENTS 10,
sale. See Chute. Five Points. Phone
74S. blk
NvATCE ORR RARGATTS- acres
alfalfa. a water. house. barn. silo,
chicken yards, fruit, shade garden,
AUTO service. North. close IN. Near
good school 100000 Small payment.
naIance IKE rent jordan ana Grace
Io-I9 west Aoams.
FOR SALE-A bargain for some
one Lots 20 ard g. Block 81. Nc
Kinlay Park. Twelfth. Garfield and
Roosevelt SITS. ! block Garfield school
blocks or lire. city water. sewer.
electricity, gas ~ lots Nice location
first O1t city limits. Your choice
100000. both $1,000 Better sec therp
and write owner. Caven Hdw. Co.
Port Angeles Wash. bs
FOp cATt--IVa4gb pboo,7i-- C.rov-
Aero tr,cte a. 49, ca. 60 -
Of alfalfa off. u.ater ~ ei,,, 80,
gz9z NOR o. o,eb eto 80. ,,e,,s,h ~
acres mont bcuse f,f,it go. ~
berrfee e1a[o IA o.,,,t, $500 i.,i,.,7,., II
srit + acros toJre fine atand ,ff.1f.,
50 fruit trees otbcr ,nived fr,,it q ia
$3.50 caab hsIanca H. e,,it. H. ,cres
new hOuse pnoiuc tank 90, Aoh
olive trees clean stand ~ .lfsifa a,d
grain near car Inc az e oaa
cash. balance TO ouit. Houses for eara
like. N. H. shelton 215 N Wash
inston. Open SUNDAY ~
PIC 3KII%-C, I9-5,c-,,7,
ciloa -. - 80 - NOAiE property,
,,,o,,Id 80 iota,9Os easN payments
ga pnr,+,ti;,5,i 90 9'~i 4P'ioh' boz
- 80 u
fDi' SALL--An attractive suburban
improved TWO acre place. House >
room modern, abundant porches, mod
ern plumbing in kitcnen and bath
room Dullt-in buffet, etc; electric
ilEhts' water. etc. Beautiful shrub
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-01-09
For Sale Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-An electric range
stove, used very little. See DR.. John
a. Lent, Cor LIST Avenue & Adams
Street. If
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-01-09
Wanted = Hep, Female

WANTED-Lady stenographer. per
manent position and good salary. Chas.
KOrrick & Bro. bb
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-01-09

CITRUS AND OLIVES, pedigreed
trees. Raw w. Ward. r. f. d. .
Phone Bril-. If
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-01-09


FOR SALE. RENT OR LEASE
acres. good house. wei, shade chicken
yards etc. one acre in alfalfa. acres
in bearing fruit. 2 mile from city linz
its. J. h. Geare. lbs
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-01-09
For observation-disclosures

If PEOPLE CANT TALK. they
make signs We do both Myers Leib-
er Advertising Service ia North Cen
trail Ave. It
PRIVATE GARAGE-For rent close
in Phone 446 II
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-01-09

EXPERIENCED GIRL for shampoo
ing and manicuring at Marinello Shop
in New York Store. bib
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- -
II ". Adams
20 ACRES FRUIT

20 ACRES FRUIT
All bearing. located north
west near Central Ave. Guar
antecd 10 produce heavy this
season. peaches. apricOts and
assorted varieties
And $500 cash handles. Think
Of it.
DWIGHT p. HEARD
Central a. Adams I
FOR SALEl-32O homestead or des-
ert REIMBURSEMENT. level. fine silt, san
dy soil, no alkali, delicious soft water
~ miles to S. p. station, pumping
proposition; can raise anything that is
raised in the Salt River valley. year
improvements. well. fencing. etc. In
quire Jones' 1155 E; Taylor II
FOR SALE AT SACRIFTCE--Im-
proved acres. See A. r. Jones, Cen
trail Ave. and Glendale Road. r. r. 6.
Good terms II
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-01-09

BIG PAYING INCOME property
close in, well located, easy payments.
would trade give description. Box
$40 Republican. If
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-01-09

MIDDLE AGE WOMAN as house
keeper for business couple and boy 10;
good home and $1,000 per month to
right party. Phone 693 or Sj15. It
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-01-09
Business Chances

HAVE A GOOD BIZ SINESS that is
for sale. Anyone looking for n good in
vestment in this city address Box 1852
Republican office. If
PHONE 629 for the artistic in signs.
Myers Leiber Advertising Service, ia
North Central Avenue 1t
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-01-09

sale. See Chute. FIVE Points. Phone
74S. blk
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-01-09

WATCH OUR BARGAINS 70 acres
alfalfa a water house. barn, silo,
chicken yards, fruit shade, garden,
alto service, North. close in. Near
balance like rent Jordan and Grace.
16-lS Mest ADAMS
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-01-09

Az EXPERIENCED OPERATOR
for The Adams Hair store.
FIVE neat ladies' to assist in demon
strating goods in stores: experience
unnecessary, good salary: no triflers.
Call at New York Chiropodist parior.
= y. Central. upstairs, 900 a m. TO
p. m. I'D
\ GOOD HOME for a school girl ana
salary for worn. Phone 32S2. -
Arizona republican., 1917-06-22
BAD CHECK FUR
 GO0D JAR GIVEN

Presenting $500 check drawn on the Central bank where it is alleged he never had an account in payment on an automobile and then driving the car about town without any attempt or thought of leaving the city, is the pe- culiar case of W. B. Greenhouse that is interesting the officers at the present time. Greenhouse is in the county jail facing forgery charge as the result of his alleged operations in high if nance. According to the records so far procured Greenhouse is said to have made $500 payment on Hudson car. When the Hudson agent, Cal. Messner, attempted to cash the check at the bank on which it was drawn he was informed that Greenhouse did not have an ac- count there nor had he ever had any business with that banking institution.
 In the meantime without qualms. Greenhouse was driving his car about town. It is alleged that there are other checks with his signature in circula- tion, but up to date only the one charge has been placed against him.
 He was arraigned before Justice De SouZa yesterday and his bond fixed in the sum of $500 which he was unable to furnish. He will be given his prelim- mary examination at o'clock Satur- day afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-22
STATE SCHOOL AUCT|0NED 0FF
 THIS MORNING

Attorney General Whey E. Jones left Phoenix last night for Benson MT Jones today will accompany the school board of Benson to Tombstone where at 10 o'clock on Friday morning, June 22, the old industrial school building and grounds at Benson, the property of the state, will be sold at auction.
 This property was abandoned by the state several years ago when the in duStrial school was moved from Benson to the present site a Fort Grant. Since that time the building and grounds have been used by the Benson school district as q union high school.
 The removal of the industrial school from Benson to Fort Grant is regarded by the citizens of Benson as a fortunate thing for their town as it enabled them to secure high school facilities com piete in every department that they otherwise might have had much diff culty in finding and which has been ably managed by Professor J. F. Robertson, for many years superinten- dent of the schools at Mesa.
 The old industrial school building and grounds will be sold to the highest bidder at the Cochise county court house at Tombstone on Friday morning. and in case bidder offers more for the property than does the Benson school district and is declared the pur- chaser, he must pay to the Benson school district q sum of money suf- ficient to cover the amount expended by the high school board in improve ments since their occupency. These improvements are said to be valued al S10,000.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-22
TOWN TOPICS
LICENSED TO WED-A maria

LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Francis Glenward Brugere, 26, Phoenix and Jennie Gladys Bonar. IS, Phoenix.
 NEW RATlON-Articles of incorporation yesterday were filed in the office of the state corporation com mission by the Monte CristO Copper company
 VISIT PHOENlx-William Curlett, Los Angeles architect and J. H. Jaffray, California financier, were in Phoenix on business yesterday, returning to the coast last evening.
 WILL GO EAST-Mr and Mrs. Carleton Wood will leave Saturday evening for a tour of the eastern states which will continue over period of the next three months. They expect to return to Phoenix sometime in De- tober
 HELD TO ANSWER-John Jones, negro, charged with grand larceny was held to answer to the superior court yesterday at the conclusion of his pre- liminary hearing before Justice Wheel CT Jones' bail was placed at $500 which he was unable to furnish. He is alleged
Arizona republican., 1917-06-22

west beyond this long wharf, access Is gained to the various attractive can yons and mountain trails, including the noted Topango canyon.
 Santa Monica and Ocean Park are both noted for. the home-like atmos- phere combined-with sane amusemenJ. There are plenty Of comfortable cot tages and apartments and hotel accom- modations to be had at extremely moo crate prices.
 The bathing at Santa Monica ana Ocean Park, is uneXcelled. The surf has just sufficient force to make a ses- sion with the breakers in the highest degree delightful. A novelty added this last season and which is proving very popular this season, is the sport fish upon which the bathers mount and pro- pei themselves beyond the breaker line where they can ride at ease upon the back Of these immense fish or, turning them shoreward can ride in with the breakers, sometimes at almost lightning speed
 All in ali the delights, comforts anG conveniences afforded by Santa Monica 1anG Ocean Park cannot be surpassed by any other resort: added to which visitors may enjoy frequent and speedy connection with Los Angeles if one wishes to make trip to the metropolis for business or shopping.
 Also. the Santa Monica and Ocean Park district affords a hundred miles of magnificent macadamized boulevards for motoring through the most charm ing mountain and valley scenery that can be ina gned There is plenty of opportunity for health seekers to enjoy mountain hikes nearby; while lovers of tennis can use the municipal tennis courts, and the golf enthusiasts can enjoy their game at the beautiful Brent wood Country club by applying in per son to the secretary of the chamber or commerce
Arizona republican., 1917-06-22
SANTA MONICA HAS
 WONDERFUL APPEAL

One of the most attractive of the southehn California beaches is that comprising the Santa Monica Ocean Park district. While the incorporated name of the city is Santa Monica, the affections of both residents and Visi- tors have still kept alive the old name of Ocean Park, which is located in the southern part of Santa Monica cry.
 At Ocean Park is the princpal amusement center, including q 500-foot pier affording diverting games and amusements along each side. The San ta Monica municipal band plays at the entrance of this pier every afternoon and evening during the summer Also at the entrance is the magnificent dome dancing pavilion: at the outer end Of the pier, over the water. is the ocean Park dancing pavilion while a nearby section is devoted to the auto peds, where it is possible to rent these at tractive little machines and get all the sensations of running an automobile
 Farther to the north is the Goodwin pier, and still farther north is the mag nificent concrete municipal pier which extends out over the ocean q distance of nearly half mile. This pier is es- pecialiy favored by the disciples of Isaac Walton and many record catch has been made there. Quite an attrac- tive amusement district has grown ur on Looff's pier, adjoining the municipal pier.
 | Still farther to the north, where the mountains meet the sea, Is the old Santa Monica pier, formerly known as the long wharf-where the coast-wist steamers used to dock before the days of san Pedro harbor. A little to the
Arizona republican., 1917-06-22
HAYDEN BOXERS GO
 TO All RED CROSS

HAYDEN, June 21.-The Boxing Match" given by the Nocyar club Thursday night for the benefit of the Red Cross was q grand success, both from a financial and entertainment standpoint
 The opening contest was a three round bout / between the 'Hanley Twins" of Winsleman, who are of the manly age of II years The contest was q hummer and if they continue as boxers it is predicted Arizona will boast of lightweight champions.
 The second bout was a three round contest between Lefty Player and Ty- Ter of the mill, neither one much hurt at the finish
 There were seven bouts in all and the crowd was well entertained. The club-swinging exhibition by Griffin of Ray, was exceptionally good. Also the wrestling match between Bellman and Griffith was very good, neither one securing fall after about 15 min utes hard work.
 A number of people came over from Ray to attend the match.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-22
Chandler Personals

MT and Mrs. $. A. Meyer and two children. and Mrs. E. w. Monroe and son Yoves, spent Saturday at Riverside
 Roy Baumes of Phoenix was q Chan dler visitor Sunday.
 Miss Bertha Jones of Phoenix was the Sunday guest of Mrs. Delmer Will Hams.
 Mrs. Joseph Friedberg was a Phoe- nix visitor Monday.
 Mrs. R. M. Miller visited friends in Phoenix Tuesday.
 D. w. Coffman has been confined to his home, with an attack of rheu matism.
 Mrs E. F. Ammon spent Tuesday in Mesa
 The social given by the Chandler Camp Fire girls Friday evening, was well attended and a pleasant evening was enjoyed by all.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-22
VICTORY DOUBLY CLAIMED TReDlblican A p L eased Wire1

FL PASO, June 21-Nilla and gov ernment forces fought at Pillar de Con chos, on the Conchos river east of Par ral yesterday, according to a message received here tonight. Both govern ment officials and Villa agents here claimed the battle as victory for their troops. Villa had $50 men engaged and the government forces an equal number these stated. Villa is expected to move south toward Torreon soon, as there are now only HOO troops there, ac- cording to a report received by gvern- ment agents.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-22
Local Weather Yesterday

Excess in temperature yesterday, degrees.
 Deficiency in temperature since the first of the month, degrees. Accumulated deficiency in tempera ture since January 1, AS degrees. Normal precipitation January 1 to date, 2.S7 inches. Actual precipitation January to date. 4.97 inches. Accumulated excess in rainfall since January l, 2.10 inches.
 ROBERT .. GRANT,
 Meteoorlogst.