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Arizona republican., 1917-11-11
For Sale-Miscellaneous
A REVERIE DIVERSIFIED

A REVERE DIVERSIFIED
 Life's experiences are wonderful. Today, like bantam rooster, l step as proudly as though fear nevei entered this brain,-Tomorrow, as the twangs of rheumatic gout OCT comes me. 1 draw this old carcas along, disgusted and dismantled, and were it not for the many variations of life which meet my hearing and gaze, melancholy would surely get me. Yesterday a Hebrew and darkey were in animated discussion, over religion, mans ancestry, and skin coloring and as the Jews hands vibrated faster than his tongue, the crowd insisted on tieing them, and as the darkey kept roaring about Solomon's wives. the gang got him furious by their loud sarcastic all lusions to his not being able to hold one wife, the matter ending in a free fight, with the original subject forgotten. Then came some Turks, Greeks or Italians, jabbering over the right of the first bidder on junk not being interferred with.-This was a circus. It took all kinds of prep aration, and a display of vocabula- tory outdistancing locomotive fly wheel. Finally they came within a few rods of each other, and zip went the fistic appendage of No. 1. causing No. 2 to initiate Chas. Chap lin, in one of his movie ducks" but to the horror of his audience his rapidity OCT came his equilibrium, and over he went, squaking like a fettered rooster. Oh that I might picture the expressions of both. Exhultantly did the victor spring atop that ad- versary, and planting one foot on the vital membrane covering the larynX, he cast the statue of a Roman gladiator into real disrepute as his victim glubbered and wheezed and prayed for mercy. Well it Is wrong to laugh at poor mans down. fall, but if I couldn't be heard ten blocks away I mistake. You nevair mindee" said our irate victim, fin ally arising, T getta dat dam junker some day, sure."
 Now Phoenix visitors I'll tell you few facts. A man named Ford lives here, and he is a Tive wire He keeps three stores all contiguous | and every one is brim full of al kinds of furniture, hardware, ma chinery, crockery, etc, etc. His in | tent is to keep everything found or earth. He buys. pays, takes away He sells on close margins, and pos itively what he says, he means. Just arrived a large car of furn- iture. It is maple, mahog, oak anG ash goods-The finest you ever saw Then there are beds. springs, mat tresses. davenports, dining and li- brary tables, office furniture, ant | rugs-perfectly beautiful, coming iron the La Grande Hotel and used one year. You never will have this op- portunity again. Added to this is 2 Cabinet Singer, s100.O0 machine, s4t A Remington, $500 Adder and Type writer, brand new for s100.00.
 A surveyors equipment complete. Some good musical. instruments. A fine lot ranges and stoves.
 Two small safes, $35 and s65.
 Piano $50, Piano player, $40.
 Great Western Organ, good, $15.
 Victrolas. Typewriters, Kodaks. | I must quit. There are thousand! of other articles. but for today here'i enough. l FORD'S STORES
 l Al c Captral Aue PhOna 1776
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11

OPPORTUNITIES TODAY s15OO-4 Lots With 5 Room Brick
 House and Large Screen Porch Lots of Shade-South Sixth
 Ave.-s1O0 Cash-s15 Per
 Month.
 S19OO-5 Room House Facing East
 Upon One of the Avenues-Lots
 of Shade.
 S22OO-Modern Double Brick House East Jefferson-Renting for $50
 Per Modth-$2OO Cash. $325O-N. Third Ave. Cottage, Facing
 East-Lots of Shade. $4S0O-East Evergreen Home, Facing
 N. 2nd-Large Rooms-2 Screen
 Porches-Hardwood Floors Big Lot-Immediate Possession -S4000 to Build. S5OOO-A Very Attractive and Modern Home of Brick with White Ce- ment Finish-Large Lot-Nice
 Lawn-Garage and Chicken
 1ard-Completely and Taste
 fully Furnished-No Sick Have
 Lived in the House-S1000 Un-
 der the Market-Immediate
 ssession-Terms to Respon-
 sible People.
 
 S6500-Lot and Half with 6-Room At
 tractive Home-Screen Porch
 Above-Nicely and Completely
 furnished-Cement Porch, Steps
 and Walks-Lawn and Shade
 Trees-Garage and Chicken
 Yard-Good Neighborhood-Im mediate Possession. $75O0-200x200 Facing 2 Streets with a
 modern Brick Pebble-Dashed
 Bungalow of Rooms With
 Screen Porch Above and One
 5-Room Frame Cottage-Both
 Houses Furnished Barn -
 Chicken Yards-Lots of Shade Shrubbery and Fruit-Room to Build 3 More Houses-Wnl Be
 Sold as Whole or Divided tc Suit-East Moreland St. 
 S15OOO-Large Corner With 2 Story Brick House-S Large Rooms Screen Porches-Basement an6 Furnace-Best of Locations s16,000 to Build-Immediatt Possession.
 GREENE & GRIFFIN Phone 1894 124 N. 1st Ave bd
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11

FOR SALE-Garden cultivator and hay rake cheap. Phone 12R5. bg
 FOR SALE-Auto strop safety razor complete, like new; cost $5. Price s3. Starrett one hundred foot steel tape in nickle case, in good shape, cheap. Rax 2S40s Republican. 1t
 FOR SALE-60 acres maize pasture also horse pasture. Trade mule for young cattle. Phone 2S06. bg
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11

A day and night solar heater on the house.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11

FIFTY HEAD first class Wisconsin Holstein springs and fresh cows; good ages, tuberculin tested; all selected; choice. heavy producers; sell part or whole herd. Address Walter J. Veale, 721 First National Bank Bldg, Fl Paso.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11
For Sale-Eggs and Poultry

FOR SALE-26 chickens. Call Sum days or after p. m. Phone SAY. bd
 PACIFIC COAST poultry buyers at the City Hall Market, 121 E. Jefferson St, pay the biggest price for poultry. Phone 4243, blk
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11

Would be very glad +o show you these exceptional bargains, if you will call or phone.
 FRANKLIN D. LANE, ". Adams St. Phone 1234
 bh
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11

GOES WITH EVERY CAR WE
 SELL. SEE OUR LIST:
 1917 OVERLAND, S8-6; SEVEN PAS SENGER .-..--..- oi1oO 1916 OVERLAND S5-6; FIVE PAS SENGER 9ioo 1917 OVERLAND S54; FIVE PAS SINGER ..............:: sroU 1917 OVERLAND COUNTRY CLUB ROADSTER ..........-.. SoSo 1916 MAXWELL; BEAUTIFULLY REFINISHED ................ S35O 1916 OVERLAND 75; LIGHT DELIV- ER4 ..''.... SooV 1916 OVERLAND 75; TOURING s450 1916 FORD TOURING, REF'INISHED, @oVV 1915 FORD TOURING, REFINISHED, 1916 FORD ROADSTER ........ S275 1916 OVERLAND 80; TOURING $500 1914 STUDEBAKER, 25; TOURING, ........ ooV 1914 MAXWELL SPEEDSTER. $500 1916 OVERLAND S2-6, SEVEN PAS SENGEk ..-.......... -..'..... eoVV All cars overhauled, guaranteed and refinished.
 Easy terms. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11

BUY A HOME GOOD GROOM HOUSE, modern. close in on Culver St. s2650. Easy terms with $500 cash payment. Also
 5-ROOM BRICK, CEMENT, hard wood floor, builtin features. $2250. $500 cash to handle. Balance like rent. Also
 CHICKEN RANCH ACRE and good 5-room house; miles out. Choice sandy garden land. s150O. Eeasy terms. Like rent.
 Also
 CHOICE HOME ON W. ADAMS St. 6 rooms, cement house, built-in fea- lures, hardwood floors, large garage. Easy terms or discount for cash. Also
 BRICK STORE BUILDING with fixtures, good location in large resi- dence district A bargain if taken at once
 For any of the above or other city or country property see
 GETSINGER,
 n
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11
s75n0-TERMS

s7500-TERMS
 Bathroom bungalow-a beautiful modern home on one of the paved avenues, east front, large living room, handsome buffet and built-in features, lawn, wide parking, etc. Real bargain; furnace, large cement front porch, wide parking, etc. Real bargain.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11
Rooms and Board

WANTED-Business man, wife and boy IA want first-class room and board, close in. Address with location. advantages and price. Box 375 Re
  publican 1t
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11

New up-to-date broom modern brick bungalow in East Evergreen Addition: good big lot, almost one half acre s1200 cash will handle this.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11
-s9750-

Modern brick. near capitol, rooms and two porches.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11

Brand new brick bungalow, rooms and screen room with canvas avn ings, cement veranda, built-in fea- lures.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11
-S42O0-

Brick bungalow on North Central Avenue with half acre, large porches, buffers pantry, handsome fire place. This is 5000 under actual yalue
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11
Sg5(QND

New cement bungalow, 6 rooms, beautifully furnished, lot e5x165, cement walk to car line; story cement garage, room for two cars, living quart CTS upstairs. The whole con- stitutes what would be the equivalent of ten room home. This will please. Let us show you
 Mwi@[hf IR. Heard
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11
For Sale-Houses

, ROOM, modern brick on North 3rd St for $3OOO 5000 cash. $500 one year, balance in mortgage This can be rented for $35.OO and make you g per cent net.
 J. s. GRIFFIN. Alone
 11S N. 1st Ave. II A Delightful Home in La
 Belle Place
 LOT 75x165
 A room brick, stucco fin ish, large living room and din- ing room, with built-in fea- lures, bed rooms bath, large screen sleeping porch, screen kitchen porch, lots of closet room, good floors, high ceil- ings.
 Garage and chicken yards. A day and night solar heater on the house.
 We can give practically im- mediate possession.
 Price only $4600.O0. HERBERT s. PRINCE co.
 IA West Adams St. be
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11

S-ROOM DOUBLE modern brick house in restricted district. Price $2500. s250 cash, balance $50 per month
 Rent from other side will make the payments. See BURNS, 31 North Firs, Ave t4
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11
Center & Adams

Center & Adams s250 CASH DOWN, $20 monthly buys a beautiful modern 4-room and bath pebble dash bungalow on acre lot. Has city water and electric light near carline A snap at $500. See Thomas, at end of Indian car line. Phone 4429.
 bS FOR SALE, GREATf BARGAIN in two story brick rooming house and furniture. Can give immediate posses sion. Address Box 4
 HOUSE BARGAIN
 A real bargain in Groom brick house, real close in on North Third street Must be seen to be ap- preciated. Must be sold at once. Price s3.000. s1,000 cash down, bal snce easy terms.
 SEE FRED A. DIBBLE 11s N. 1st Ave. with Griffin (Alone)
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11

EVERYBODY should read the Great Exchange, story, mail order, real estate, investment and general information weekly. Contains 20 to 40 pages of opportunities, offers, plans, secrets, bargains, cash buyers. etc. That will put you on the road to more money making. Your name printed in our opportunity directory and special months subscription for 25c. Ad rates, Sc per word for four insertions. Thousands of Tive wires" to read your ad. Ad- derss THE WORLDS MIRROR, BEAUMONT, TEXAS. It
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11
RESIDENCE BARGAINS
 "A

Modern residence, rooms and 3 screen sleeping rooms. hardwood floors, lots built-in fixtures, ' blocks from Central Ave. $3O0O. $500 cash, $50 per month.
 (2) Nice little modern nome, rooms, bath, buflt-in fixtures, fruit, roses, al- falfa, chicken house. s1250. $250 cash, s15 per month.
 -U~T IT.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11
N U N N ELEY IF North First Ave.

SOMEBODY'S OPPORTUNITY I am able to offer you one of our city's prettiest homes, completely fur nished, located on a 75-foot lot, on a street being paved. The owner of this residence in Seattle. is anxious to sell There is a nice cellar, screen porches, maids room, hardwood floors. Build ing is new and unusually conveniently arranged rooms. You will want 1t and it is bargain, complete for s6500. See it this week. Glad to show it.
 NUNNELEY
 117 North First Ave It
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11
Inland Empire Realty
Co.

Rooms and 2 Gooding Bldg,
 opposite Adams Hotel. If
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11

THOROUGHBRED pit bull pups. 920 West Madison. bS
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11
For Sale Miscellaneous

117 North First Av,
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11
HOUSE BARGAIN,

SEE hED A DlbDLG 1ls N. 1st Ave. with Griffin (Alone
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-04
MAISSEMY CAPTURED.
British Also Occupied Ronssoy Wood,
London Reports

London, April 4The British official
statement last night was a. follows
"In the course of q successful attack
yesterday southeast OF Arras our troops,
after prolonged fighting, carried the vii
lage OF Henin sur Cojeu, in addition to
the villages already reported captured.
During the evening second German
counter attack was broken mp by our ar
tillerv. THE other villages mentioned
in Mondays official statement were
poignie. Louyerval Noreuil, Longatte.
Ecoust st. Mein and Crosilles)
Further south we also captured the
village OF Maissemy and occupied Rons-
soy wood. We carried out a successful
raid last night opposite Arras.
"Two German airplanes were brought
down by oir gunhre yesterday. one Of
which feIl in our lines. In air fighting
four German machines We're driven down
damaged Six Of our machines are miss
ing"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-04
FLEET TO BE USED EARLY.
Government Already Taking Steps to CO.
operate with Allies.

Washington, ID. c., April 4.-War
plans. military, economic and financial,
for aggressive hostilities against Ger
many were rushed forward yesterday by
the administrative branch of the gov
ernment and only await action by Con-
gress on a war resolution to be put into
execution.
President Wilson and his cabinet went
over the war plans at a two-hour session,
and previously the national defense coun-
Gil with its civilian advisory commission
and several subsidiary organizations de-
veloped policies ard details Of mOmen-
tous consequences TO the nation. Mean
while the war and navy departments
were going ahead with the most immedi-
ate preparations for defense.
Already the navy has taken steps to
insure cooperation between the Amer
lean feet and those of the entente allies,
TO become effective upon the formal entry
of the United States into the war. The
most important plans under preparation
by the administration include:
Enlistment BY selective conscription of
Young men for a national army, in addi-
tion 10 the regular establishment and
National Guard in increments OF 5OOWs
until enough have been trained 20 make
certain the defeat Of Germany.
Organization Of the nations CONNER
cial interests for economical and elective
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-04
SPIES IN STATE DEPARTMENT.
Startling Hints Come Out Following
President Wilson's Assertion.

Washington, d. c., April 4.-The sig
nifcance of President Wilson's warning
of German spies even in our offices
of government" became apparent yester-
day when il was learned that on sew
eral occasions trails of the German Sc
cret service have been discovered with
in some of the most closely guarded
precincts of the executive departments.
Although officials do not believe that
access has been gained by the foreign
agents to any information OF great i'm
portance they are understood to be con-
vinced that not even the state depart
ment, with its highly confidential diplo-
matic facilities, has been free from in
yasion.
No evidence on which prosecutions can
be based has been found, it is said, but
enough has been revealed to prompt a
sweeping official Investigation and pre-
cautions which the department believed
will safeguard its interests more ade-
quately in the future.
In his address to Congress Monday
night the president laid particular stress
on the activities of German spies and a
stringent spy law will be one OF the first
war measures requested OF Congress by
the administration.
Since the war began the justice de-
partment's bureau investigation, charged
with the prosecution OF foreign agents
and disloyal citizens, had been enlarged
several times. 1t now is expected to be
given much wider facilities and powers
and IN haeome an increasingly important
part of the federal government.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-04
COMPANY FUND"
IS LEAPING AHEAD
Subscriptions in Few Hours Amount to
Several Hundred Dollars--Any
Amount Gladly Received

The movement to raise company
fund" for the headquarters company,
Vermont National Guard, located at
Barre, got under way with marked en-
thusiasm to-day, and before o'clock
this afternoon over $500 had been sub
scribed, showing that Barre Is eager to
lend encouragement to the new organl-
zation. ii is proposed to continue the
campaign for time, and it is stated that
any amount will be gladly received. The
purpose of the fund is to enable the en-
listed men of the headquarters company
to secure some of the accessories OF camp
life which the state or the federal gov
ernment do not furnish. The money will
be placed in the hands of proper officials
of the company and used with discretion.
Subscribers paying by check should
make them payable to II. G. Woodruff,
treasurer of the Barre Board of Trade, and
the subscriptions will be received at the
Barre Daily Times office. The money
will be turned over TO Treasurer Wood
ruff and by him presented to the com
pany The following subscriptions have
been made:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-04
sUSPENDS PEACE WORK.
Vermont Branch of League Decides to
Ioin Heartily in New Work.

Burlington, April 4-The Vermont
branch of the League to Enforce Peace
has suspended its activities in Vermont,
according to the following statement:
"To the Vermont members OF the
League to Enforce Peace and to all clti-
zens OF the state;
"The Vermont branch of the League to
Enforce Peace began state wide cam
paign on Jan. |, 1917, to create pubic
sentiment in favor of league of nations
TO insure the peace of the world at the
close of the preesnt war, with the follow
ing officers: President, Henry c. lde;
secretary and treasurer, Ralph +. Elan
ders; state executive secretary, Roderic
Oizendam; Guy Potter Benton, chairman
of the executive committee, consisting OF
Horace F. Graham, Charles w. Gates,
John Abner Mead, James b. Estee
James Hartness and Joseph Fairbanks
The state committee believes that 1t has
every reason to be proud OF the splendid
and whole hearted response with which
the program of the league has been adj
hered to in this state. Fourteen hundred
people have become members and the
financial assistance so generously given by
lilfl anu NpniCh hbNN VIZ Nh''NN --N
made it possible for the organization to
meet all calls upon it and to be at this
time solvent
with international conditions as they
now are, we feel that the hour has come
to join our forces heartily and with one
accord to sustain our state and national
governments in any course it may seem
wise to them to follow.
ut IS therefore the unanimous judg-
ment of the executive committee in meet
ing duly called and held that the work
of the Vermont branch Of the League TO
Enforce Peace should now be suspended.
"Signed
Guy Potter Benton,
Chairman OF the state executive com
mittee,
"Roderic Marble Olzendam.
Secretary of the state executive com
mittee.
"April 3, 1917"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-04
UNUSUAL CHARGE BROUGHT.
Sharon Man Accused of Placing Poison
GUS Substance on His Premises.

White River Junction. April A.
Washington L. Chamberlain of Sharon
was brought into Hartford municipal
court at this place yesterday on charge
of exposing poisonous substances on his
premises. II is alleged that Chamber
lin placed capsules containing caustic
of nd4asb in small cubes of meat, plant
inc the meat at different points on the
game trails around his farm and in that
wav it is further alleged, secured nearly
81 900 worth Of pelts.
A few days ago party OF hunters
from West Hartford and Pomfret
crossed Chamberlins land and valua-
ble fox hound which was with them
dug nm some Of the poisoned meat which
he ate and which his owner, Erving G.
Allen of Pomfret, says caused the dogs
death.
Investigation was made Of the prem
ises and the contents OF the dogs
stomach we're sent by the states at
,orpev 70 the laboratory OF hygiene at
Burlington where they were analyzed
and the presence Of poison detected,
Presiding Judge Witham set April %
as the date for a preliminary hearing
and released Chamberlin on $500 bonds.
A. the maximum sentence for the Of
fo,re i $500 fine or not more than five
years in prison it is probable that the
csse viii eventually 90 to the county
,o,,rt At Woodstock, unless Chamberlin
pleads guilty. which is improbable,
"a i said that one or two other nm
.vnlsined deaths OF animals, namely a
La-ho-1 doc and a COW. occurred re-
Gently in the same vicinity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-04
French Patrols Advanced
There After Great Gains
Southwest ofthe Town
POWERFUL POINTS
OF SUPPORT TAKEN
The French Also Made Gains
East and West of the
River Somme

Paris, April 4.-French patrols last
night reached the southwestern outskirts
of st. Quentin, the war Office announced
to-day. Fighting continued south of the
river Ailette and the French made fur
ther gains east and west of the river
Somme.
The official communication last night
said that series of powerfully organ
lied points of support held by large Ger
man forces and about eight miles in ex-
tent had been captured by the French to
the south of st. Quentin, and various vii
lagos and heights fell into the hands Of
the French
The communication also reported that
the town of Rheims has been violently
bombarded by the Germans, more than
1000 shells having been thrown into 1t,
resulting in some casualties to the civil
ian population,
Last nights communication reads as
follows:
EAST and west of the Somme, after
violent artillery preparation our troops
attacked an enemy position, which ex-
tended north of the line OF Castres, Es-
signy and Benay, from L'Epine de Dalton
as far as the Disc.
Notwithstanding the stubborn resist
ance of the enemy our troops everywhere
reached their objective and occupied on a
front of about l3 kilometers a series OF
points OF support, solidly organized and
held by large forces. L'Epine de Dallon
and the villages Of Dallon, Giflecours
and Cerizy and several heights south ef
Uryllers are in our power.
"South of the Ailette river We contin-
ued to progress in the region Of Laf-
faux. the southern and northeastern out
skirts OF which we hold.
"Our troops likewise captured Vauveny
and have taken foot on the ridge north
of that hamlet Our batteries took un-
der their fire German column march.
ing in the direction Of t.affauS mill.
''The enemy violently bombarded the
town Of Rheims. INTO which more than
1000 shells were fired Several of She
civilian population were killed.
"The eannonade Was intermittent on
the rest of the front"