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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-16

A series of resolutions passed by
| the harbor board this morning out
lines exactly the action the board pro-
poses to take with the German refu-
gee ships Pommern and Setos.
Action On the Pommern
The boards resolution directing
Harbormaster Foster to order the cap
tain of the Pommern to move his
steamer outside and il he refuses, to
have the boat towed to the outer an
chorage- at once, reads as follows:
Whereas, in the opinion of the
Board of Harbor Commissioners, it is
advisable and necessary in order to
properly accommodate the commerce
In the port of Honolulu, and,
Whereas, removal of the s. s. Pom
mern to a safe anchorage outside the
harbor will at this time relieve the
situation materially, and
Whereas. 1t also appears advisable
to safeguard the interests and proper
ty of the Territory of Hawaii.
Therefore be 1t resolved. that the
harbor master be instructed to order
the master of the s. s. Pommern to
remove said S. s. Pommern from her
present berth to an anchorage outside
the harbor of Honolulu within IL
hours from receipt of notice, said an
chorages position to be designated by
the harbormaster, failing a prompt
compliance with this order on the part
of the master of said s. 8. Pommern,
the harbormaster is hereby instructed
to Immediately secure the necessary
tugs and assistance to tow said s. S,
Pommern outside the harbor and safe
ly anchor her.
This was moved by Church, second
ed by Wakefield.
Action On the Setos
To prevent the Setos from leaving
her berth in case the crew should re-
pair the engines. get UP steam and
try to sink the vessel across the chan
mel il the event of war, the board
passed the following resolution:
Moved that, fnasmuch as the s. S.
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Hearty approval of letter prepared
this morning by Deputy Attorney Gen.
eral Arthur G. Smith in answer to an
attack made by Supervisor F. M.
Hatch Thursday on the 100000, in
demnity bond which H. Hackfeld &
Company refused to sign, was given
by the board Of harbor commissioners
at its meeting today The letter was
mailed to Hatch by Smith.
The board voted to approve Smiths
reply, place copy in the minutes and
give out copy for publication. Com
missioner James Wakefield made a
pertinent comment on a phrase of
Hatch's attack in which the supervisor
is quoted as referring to certain over.
heated Aliens" when he said:
1T looks to me as though Super
visor Hatch is suffering from overhead
as we'll as the 'oyerheated aliens to
which he refers" Wakefield's remark
drew smiles from all the commission
ers.
The deputy attorney generals letter
of reply reads as follows:
IF. M. Hatch, Esq,
Honolulu, T. H.
Dear sir: On page 10, column 8, of
this mornings Advertiser March Is,
1870, note the following statement,
purporting to be portion of an inter-
view attributed TO you by the Adver-
tiser:
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MACHINE GUN COMPANY
TO CAMP ON PUNCHB0WL

The machine gun company, 1st In.
fantry, National Guard, has been or.
dered to proceed to Punchbowl Sat
urday evening. March "a, where it
will camp overnight. returning to the
city Sunday afternoon.
During the company's stay instruc-
ton will be given in firing the Wick
ers Maxim machine guns and also
tent pitching, camp sanitation and gen.
eral field camping conditions.
The company is to assemble at the
armory at 1880 o'clock Saturday after
noon. n. l.. : ~.
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Action Decided by Harbor Board
Outlined in Series Of Resolutions

Setos is only partially damaged and
has one boiler intact and 1t is possible
for her to get up steam and get under
way within few hours, in which case
il would be possible for her to move
her moorings and sink the said s. 5.
Setos in the path OF navigation, which
would be menace to the commerce
of Honolulu,
BE it resolved that the s. s. Setos
remain where she is for the time be-
ing and the harbormaster be instruct
ed to take such additional precaution-
airy methods as he may deem neces-
sary to moor the S. S. Setos to prevent
her leaving her berth without first ap-
plying for and securing the necessary
permit for so doing"
This was moved by Church and Sec
.onded by Wakefield.
Plan to Seeiude Vessels
The resolution requesting permits
sion from the u. s.. army engineers Of
flee to drive "dolphins," which are a
bunch of posts driven on the beach for
mooring vessels, so that the Pommern
can be brought inside again and tied
up with the Setos in Rotten Row"
where they will not be menace to
territorial piers or shipping, reads as
follows:
Moved that the district engineer
be Immediately communicated with
and permission asked to drive dol
phins at place indicated on drawing
file No. 411.67, approved by r. r. Ray
mond, major, Corps of Engineers, U.
s. A., for the purpose Of mooring such
refugee vessels under the authority
of the Board of Harbor Commission
ers, as the place indicated will accom-
modate, and that the chairman of the
board report back to the Board of
Harbor Commissioners as early as
possible with all data as received
from the district engineer and the
cost of performing the work as afore.
said stated"
This was moved by Church and Sec
onded by Mccarthy.
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whom the bond is required.
* trust you can see your way clear
to make the explanation to which, I
believe you will agree, those respon-
sible for the bond are entitled, and
that you will state specifically where
in this bond, which was not intended
to deprive and which would not have
deprived any proper authorities Of
their right TO punish any criminal ac-
tons in an appropriate manner is so
reprehensible as to require, in your
opinion, a grand jury investigation.
Every truly yours,
ARTHUR G.. SMITH
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CAPT. BLODGETT
Opens OFFICE
in HONOLULU

Captain Harry H. Blodgett of the
Medical Corps will open an office in
Honolulu in the near future for the
practise of his profession. He has
rendered his resignation, which has
been accepted, and viii take effect
March 20 Captain Blodgett has Sc
cured offices in the Kauikeolani build
ing .. .... ..... -. "
Captain Blodgett graduated from
Rush Medical College OF Chicago in
1907 and was an honor graduate of
the Army Medical School in 1912. He
entered the army as first lieutenant
of the Medical Reserve Corps in 1911.
and was promoted TO the Medical
Corps in 1912. He was promoted to
captain in 1915 -" .".... -. +.
Captain and Mrs: Blodgett. with
their son, Harry, have taken a resi-
dence at 22f3 Manoa road. During the
time Captain Blodgett was stationed
at Fort Shafter he made his home in
Manoa, and has many friends in civil
ian and army circles. r-
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said Commissioner James Wakefield,
"as his statements are a fact. | do
not think II. Hackfeld 4 Company
has dealt with the board fairly or
squareIy KIebahn charged United
States Inspector OF Boilers Heeney
with false statements about the Pom.
merns condition, but the boards in
yestigating committee proved Inspec-
tor Heeney's statements absolutely
correct in every way. We are dealing
with INSCRIPTIONS and resourceful
men and in view OF what has hap
pened 10 German steamers on the
mainland il would be folly TO con-
slider any further concessions. We
should order the Pommern and Setos
to outside anchorage Immediately.
Commissioner c. J. Mccarthy said
he only differed from Commissioner
Wakefield so far as the place where
the steamers should be put Il want
them by all means removed from the
territorial wharves they now occupy"
he said. Il am in favor OF applying
to the United States engineers office
for permission TO moor them in Rot.
ten Row"
After a general discussion OF the
situation, in which 1t developed that
the boards plan is to anchor the Pom
mern at the outer anchorage far
enough eva of the harbor entrance to
keep her from blocking it in case her
officers and crew should raise anchor
and let the ship drift. opening the sea-
cock when she was directly across
the channel, the board got down to
business and passed the resolution or
dering her out II Is the boards in
tention to tow her in again and tie
her up with the Setos in Rotten Row
after the "dolphins," or mooring piles,
have been driven.
The cost of the dolphins will be be.
tween $4,000 and $4,000, the cost of
which the board plans to pay by means
of a special mooring charge. To
legalize 1t a new ruling is to be made,
probably ON the same basis as the
present Kahului mooring rates. There
is now no mooring charge at this port
as all vessels use territorial piers and
ray the regular wharfage rates.
All three motions to move the Pom
mern out, secure the Setos at her
berth, and get permission to drive
dolphins were unanimously passed by
the board The resolution ordering
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the Pommern outside was drafted
Jointly BY Forbes, Wakefield and
Church, the latter commissioner pre-
senting it, ..... r. 49,.
Must Move Tomorrow Morning
Although Harbormaster William r
Foster could not be located by tele-
phone early this afternoon IL is ex-
pected he will not serve notice on
Capt. II. Minssen OF the Pommern TO
have his steamer towed outside before
O'Clock tonight. In that event the
big freighter would have to begin To
move ont by O'Clock tomorrow morn.
ing Taking provisions aboard would
not require more than two or three
hours. Assistant Harbormaster w II.
Curtis said at IL: 80 this afternoon. II
Capt Ainssen refuses TO go outside
the harbormaster is authorized to hire
tugs and have the boat towed out
The Pommern Is the largest OF the
eight refugee German merchant YES
sells in the port OF Honolulu. She came
here seeking refuge on August 10,
1914, fleeing from Sydney, which port
she was about TO enter when her wire
less caught news of warnings, caus-
ing her to turn back to Honolulu The
Pommern Is of 1886 net tons She has
a captain, six officers and Is men in
her crew. .+.......:..
Governor Urges Extreme Caution
At 10: 10 this morning, Immediately
after the board had adjourned, the
commissioners were requested by
Secretary Will Wayne to meet with
Governor Lucius F. Pinkham in the
executive chamber.
The board at once conferred with
the governor Ii was learned that the
executive read a letter he had writ
ten against taking any action relative
to the German refugee merchant
steamers which might be construed
by the imperial German government
as an act of war, or which might re-
suit in any diplomatic complications.
He asked that the board, in effect.
keep the territory's skirts clear of
any international complications, what.
ever is done by Germany
Members of the board interpret the
attitude as opposed to TAX
ing the ships or any of them outside
the harbor for anchorage. However,
they did not change the course al
ready decided upon They withdrew
from the gubernatorial chamber and
went ahead with their plans.
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NNlDdF1VHN!

Polynesia Encampment. l. o. o. F..
meets tonight J.. ~.
Honolulu Lodge No. GIG. B. p. O E.
las meeting this evening. .... T..
The defendants bill OF exceptions in
the case OF TokIno Yoshiura VS.. VI.
Saranaks has teen allowed in circuit
court III --... II
The local longshoremen's union will
hold special meeting this evening at
Motley hall TO discuss the abatement
act. The meeting is called for 100
O'clock: "... ..~.:..
James Hunter, colored ex-soldier
OF Wahiawa, vas found guilty in
Judge Ashford's court yesterday of as.
saultfng Schofield soldier. He will
be sentenced Monday.
Henry AhTens, 4 sailor on the ship
Daisy Mathews, sustained a fractured
rib Wednesday afternoon when, horse
which ne was driving near Fort Shaft
er ran away and threw him from the
vehicle. ..
The friends who have so literally
helped Mrs. Sara l.. Eewcomb in her
work at the Ranch on Andrews court
will be glad to see the Noah's ark
which was made there by one of the
men and is on exhibition in Jordan's
window on Fort street. IT,.
B. G. Rivenburgh, land commissioner
has notified the board of supervisors
that the start will be made at once to-
secure a 39-foot right of way from
Mrs Mamie r. Rice for the Kailua
road from the Waimanalo road to Kai-
lua beach.
About 20 prominent Japanese wom-
en- were guests al a tea yesterday
afternoon given by Mrs. |. Moroi, wife
of DIR. Moroi, president of the Japan.
ese Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton. Mrs. K. Mural, wife of the new
Japanese eleve-consul, was among
those present. ~
Senator A. L. Castle introduced a.
bill yesterday afternoon giving to the
supervisors of various counties the
right to regulate the putting of cleo
trio wires, pipes, bitches or railroad
tracks across public highways. At the
present time no one has the right to
regulate such construction work.
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SENATE NOTES

Senate Bill % was tabled today
Friday. This was one introduced by
Senator Mikaele providing for re-
peal of certain laws protecting food
fishes. 1t had already been termed
the "skidoo" bill. -.
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j. j. DFummGnd has requested that
the board Of supervisors refund 81
paid out by him tc fill hole on
Prospect street caused by cesspool
breaking. ~" ~ s.y....
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Two reports of the judiciary COM
mittee recommending the passage of
House Bills 81 and 1873. "-.:..
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House Bill Sc, relating to the desfg.
nation of a certain tract
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HARBOR BOARD MAY MOOR GERMAN
SHIPS in PILE-GUARDED BERTHS'

CONTINUED from page one)
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James Hunter, colored ex-soldier
OF Wahiawa, vas found guilty in
Judge Ashford's court yesterday of as.
saulting a Schofield soldier. He will
be sentenced Monday.
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The local longshoremen's union will
hold a special meeting this evening at
Motley hall TO discuss the abatement
act. The meeting is called for 100
O'clock. ..-.. .... =. 49,. ~.,. :.~..:..
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Polynesia Encampment. l. O. o. F..
meets tonight. T. a..
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-07-03
Auctions


TUESDAY. JULY 3rd
Two and one-half miles west of Five
Points on Yuma Road, and one half
mile south. Sale commencing at
1890.
| have decided to sell all my personal
property at Public Auction on the
above date: 80 head of CATTLE 20 extra
fine milch COWS, Durhams and Hol-
stems; 6 yearling heifers; l thre-year-
old Holstein bull; 1 yearling bull; 300
chickens, 200 laying hens, 100 small
chicks.
Farming Implements
l farm wagon, l hog wagon, 1 now
ing machine, l rake. l harrow, 1 drag,
l set of double work harness, l set of
single harness. 1 set of buggy harness,
] sprino wagon, / buggy. l separator
house. lister and corn planter, l De-
LGVel cream separator, l disc harrow,
l shot gun, l rifle
Household Goods
3 dressers, 3 beds, 1 dining room
table, IA dining room chairs, 6 rockers,
carpets, cots, l kitchen cupboard,
! china closet, stand tables, linoleum,
! water tank, l ice cream freezer. 3
kitchen tables. l cook stove, l heater,
cooking utensils, hundreds of other ar
ticles too numerous to mention.
Free lunch at noon. Plenty of shade
and ice water Come, whether you buy
or not.
Terms of sale: All sums of 500 and
under, cash over that amount a credit
of six months viii be given, purchaser
giving approved 10 per cent note. per
cent off for cash.
WILL KOHL, Owner.
c. O. McMURTRY, Auctioneer.
L. G. GALLAND Clerk q
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-07-03

TUESDAY, JULY 8

. y
Sale Commencing al 1890
Miles West of Five Points on Yuma
Road. and Y Mile South
! have decided to sell all my personal
property at public auction on the above
date. 80 head of cattle; 20 extra fine
mich COWS, Durhams and Holsteins; 6
yearling heifers. 1 3-year- old Holstein
bull / yearling bull horses, 300
chickens, 200 laying hens, 100 small
chicks; farming implements. l farm
wagon. ! hog wagon, l moving ma
chine, 1 rake, 1 harrow, 1 drag, l set
Of double Wor kharness, l set of single
harness, / set of buggy harness,
spring wagon, buggy, 1 separator
house, l lister and corn planter, / De-
Lavel cream separator, l disc harrow,
l shotgun, l rifle; household goods. 3
dressers, 3 beds. l dining room table,
IA dining room chairs, 6 rockers, car
pets, , cots, kitchen cupboard, l china,
closet, stand tables. linoleum, water
tank, ! ice cream freezer. kitchen
tables. l cook stove, l heater, cooking
utensils hundreds of other articles too
numerous to mention
Free Lunch at Noon; plenty of shade
and ice water Come, whether you buy
or not Terms of sale: All sums of
500 and under. cash; over that
amount, credit of six months will be
given, purchaser giving approved 10
per cent note: per cent off for cash.
WILL KOHL, Owner
c. o. McMURTRY. Auctioneer
J.. G.. GALLAND, Clerk z
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-07-03
WATCH OUR BARGAINS

WATCH OUR BARGAINS
ACRES, north. close in, $3.50
10 ACRES. north, close in, $500.
30 ACRES north. solid alfalfa, SITS
acre.
40 ACRES, north, alfalfa, near Cen
trail avenue. $175 acre.
Easy Terms
ACRES alfalfa. Groom modern
bungalow. screened porch, well, tank,
engine, water piped to house and fields.
shade, bearing fruit, flowers, chicken
yards; north. near car line. $1,000 to
handle. See it.
10 ACRES alfalfa, room new mod
ern bungalow, screened porch, shade,
garage well. tank, engine, water piped
to house and fields, chicken houses,
corrals; ideal poultry ranch, ready for
business; north, close in. Make owner
Independent living. Investigate. $1,000
will handle.
80 ACRES alfalfa, sugar corn, water
melons; 5-rOom cottage, shade, caring
fruit, well chiken yards, corrals; north.
close in; near good school. Rea .iy for
business. 1t will pay you TO see tie best
buy in the valley.
Ask for Gates. Phone 1878
With JORDAN & GRACE, 10 w.
Adams. 6
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-07-03
For Rent-Land

FOR RENT-40 acres alfalfa, i'm
proved; renter must buy stock and ma
chinery; small cash payment. * mile
south Grand Ave on lateral II. No
letters answered. Call and look it over
r. R. l, Box 20, Glendale. If
FOR RENT-Long lease, 40 acres
alfalfa; improved. Renter must buy
stock and machinery. s1,50e. Cash pay
ment, F. c. Templeton, Is miles South
Grand Ave. On Lateral II. If
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-07-03
Wanted-Real Estate

I WANT TO LEASE 40 80 or 10
acres of alfalfa. Will buy a small
band of cows. Box 1850 Republican. g
WANTED TO RENT-A farm on
shares where everything is furnished,
from one to three years; close to school
Can handle a good proposition. Address
j. H. W. Republican. n
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For Sale Real Estate


FOR SALE-Dandy little 1 acre
chicken ranch, small house, good well
and pumping plant: 500 chickens, 8
hogs and place well fenced. Sell and
trade Price $1,000 Tel. 209R5. n
$6500.00
Will buy you one of the mic
est homes in PhoeniX-large
lot-good location.
An eleven room house.
good sleeping porches; bed
rooms, bath rooms. The up
stairs is all finished in white.
An inspection of this house
will convince you it is real
opportunity.
HERBERT S. PRINCE co.
IA WEST ADAMS ST. 1t
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-07-03

FOR SALE OR RENT-SO acres of
good land near Cashion, with old water
right; all been in cultivation; good
house, good land and very desirable,
Will give good terms on sale or favor
able lease. p. o. Box SIS. st
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-07-03

MONDAY, JULY .: TUESDAY 3
I win sell d complete line of general
merchandise at 81 No. LIST Ave, at
1890 sharp, the stock consisting of 500
yds. gingham; 500 yds. calico, all col
ors; 300 yds. cotton flannel; large Ma
tional cash register, cost $4,000; 400
yds. farmers satin; 400 yds. silks, all
colors; 200 yds. wooden serges, blue,
black, gray 500 yds. shirt goods; 500
yds. bunting; geo yds. wolfe; 1000 yds
cheese cloth. Also a nice line of lad
les and children's underwear, ribbons
and laces and trimmin gof all kinds.
Line Of gents furnishing goods. This
stock of goods will be sold by the piece
or bulk to suit the buyers. Terms of
sales are cash.
]. f. BIEHL, Aucuoneer b
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-07-03
For Sale or Exchange

Groom house in Los Angeles, will
trade for Phoenix residence. Will take
automobile. E. f. Case, Ramona Sta
ton on Glendale car line. k
FOR EXCHANGE-One OF the finest
homes in Phoenix for an improved 80
to 100 acre ranch. Box 1896 Republi-
can. tt
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-For
ity residence property, nice acre
tract on N. Center. highly improved.
Phone 14h0 "
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-07-03

NON RESIDENT falls heirs to small
ranch north of Phoenix; must sell.
Moore & Hayes. "a North Center. b
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Wanted Help, Male

MALE COOK for school of
IS boys; if married, will also
employ wife. Plenty kitchen
help. Good quarters; mountain
location; permanent if capable.
Write fully previous employ
ment and wages expected. Box
1924 Republican.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-07-03

WANTED Experienced statesmen
for our shoe department, Apply Supt
Korrick'S. |
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-07-03
For Sale-Fruits & Produce

PLUMS lc. any kind; Mamie Ross
canning peaches, &c on trees. j. Stan
ley Howard.
PLUMS at Andrews Ranch. Phone
2046 ~
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-07-03

FOR SALE WATCH PHOENIX
GROW 4 room brick, furnished.
$1650.OO, 100000 cash, $4,000 mo-; 5
room modern brick close IN, $9500.00,
100000 cash. $4,000 per mo-; room
modern brick. s25e0.00. $250.00 cash,
balance $500 per mo. lots, room
house, clear to trade on a larger house;
20 acres, 1000 bearing fruit trees, 10
acres alfalfa; room house on car line,
fruit should net this season 90,
well soft water, fine surroundings, all
for 100000. really worth s15,OO0.O0.
VIII trade for small residence as part
pay Balance to suit. 25 acres. house,
barn. fine shade, $5625.O0. 1925 cash,
$4,000 year. Furnished houses for
rent. NJ. H. Shelton, 215 W. Washing
ton ST. Open Sunday If
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-07-03
For Sale -Automobiles

FOR SALE CHEAP-Buick road
ster, 1917 model. See Newton, Babbltt
Poison Co. Phone 1850. p
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-07-03
Wanted-Real Estate

LISTINGS WANTED on all kinds of
real estate. w. J. Murphy, Phoenix
Trust Co.. IA w. Adams St II
Do not wait till tomorrow-Phone
that WANT AID to The Republican
office now. and get your wish fulfil d.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-07-03
For Sale Fruit & Produce
For Sale Automobiles

1915 MAXWELL %, at a real bar
agin. for cash; electric starter and
lights in good shape, good rubber; car
at Hazel Grove ranch, Il mile west of
Central Ave. on Glendale Ave
FOR SALE-Light passenger touring
car in Al condition. Price s175.00. So.
Central Garage 6l0 So. Central.
FOR SALE-Ford truck. INQUIRE
Tempe garage, Tempe.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-07-03
For Sale Houses

MODERN HOMES IN KENIL-
WORTH may now be bought for less
than present cost of construction.
Small payment down, balance easy.
McAdams, 3 S. Center Phone 1923,
with Inter State Live Stock Exchange.