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Arizona republican., 1918-04-01
For Sale-Houses
Lulther' Bar@aims

room brick, large front porch, fine screen sleeping porch. full width of house, modern. nicely finished inside and out. Think of it, for s2,500; $500 cash, northeast.
 3 room frame house and good lots for S1,500; $50 cash.
 4 room brick, screen porches, mod efn, lot 50x200, some fruit, $2,300; $500 cash, rents for s25 per month
 , good houses and ? good lots. both houses on one lot, 1 house 5 rooms brick, pebble dash modern, nicely fin ished; rents for $50 per month. 1 house on rear of lot, rooms, story brick modern; rents for $25 per month Think of it. Both house and lot for s3,S50; $500 cash.
 room cement block, pebble dash sleeping porch. modern, garage: lot 50x140; s2,650; S250 cash. No. 54.
 If you don't see what you want in our list call us up, as we have many others to show you in every part ot city. any price you want and terms tc suit you; also vacant lots. any price place and terms to suit you
 LUTHER REALTY co.
 B West Monroe St.
 Phone 1T0S. II
Arizona republican., 1918-04-01
LUTHER'S BARGAINS


 40 acres close in, we'll imhroved, part in alfalfa. part in cotton. good well, good improvements, finest of soil, s250 per acre, terms.
 , acres, one of the finest little truck ranches in Salt River Valley, nice building, clean and neat. Will make you living and clear s1.0OO per year besides. Let me show this to you and prove what I say. Can be bought for s2,650; one-half cash.
 10 acres close in, all in good alfalfa, room house, barn. chicken house and yard fenced and cross fenced; A water this is a snap at s2,s5O; good terms. 80 acres near Glendale, all in alfalfa, good new 6 room modern house, gar age, well improved; $225 per acre; easy terms.
 10 acres, well improved, northwest and good lots, and 3 room frame house: will trade on 40 to so acres. acres northeast; no improvements, $2.250; $500 cash, $20 per month. 20 acres near Scottsdale all in all falfa, good well, tank gas engine, good house. barn, chicken houses, brooder houses. This is a we'll improved place and the alfalfa can not be beat. ss,50O; $2, 900 cash. No. S9.
 LUTHER REALTY co.
 33 West Monroe St.-Phone 1T0S
Arizona republican., 1918-04-01
PUBLIC SAIlE

Having sold our ranch and leaving the valley, we will sell at public auc- ton, Friday April 5th ats o'clock at F. A. Austin's Ranch miles N. of Phoenix on 1th street or E mile E. of Center on Bethany home road at D. m. sharp. the following:
 l D. m. sharp, the following.
 Seventeen head of cattle as follows: head finely marked Holstein cows and 1 thoroughbred Jersey COW, all fresh and coming fresh and are high testers; ? Holstein heifers, fat 2 year Holstein steer. steers from 1 to months old; 1 younger calves, all in splendid condition.
 Two good work mares, in fine con- dition, weight about 1900 each; about 100 fine White Leghorn hens, and nearly 100 White Leghorn chicks.
 Practically new Melotte cream sep arator of HOLD. capacity; IA in. Studebaker wagon, nearly new; 1 buggy and work harness; 1 border narrow (new); F peg-tooth harrow, blow, nearly new; cultivator, shovel blow and many other implements and tools. Some lumber and several ricks of stove wood 50 feet No. l good garden hose; 1 solid oak Princess dresser: l solid oak chiffonier and stand table; 1 nearly new Rotary White sewing machine; l good cup board, 1 refrigerator, 1 nearly new steel range; chairs, tables, rugs, aluminium ware, dishes and utensils.
 Terms Under s100 cash, above that amount a credit of 6 or 12 months will be given on note satisfactory to owner, bearing 10 per cent interest.
 B. w. GETSINGER, Auctioneer
 WARWICK SCOTT, Clerk.
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Arizona republican., 1918-04-01
Auctions
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 AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
 NEW AUCTION YARD End Ave. and Van Buren St. (Pats
 CorraO. TUESDAY, APRIL 2ND, 1 O'CLOCK Horses, mares and mules; 1 Jersey COW, years old; Jersey COWS, years old; yearling heifers; l l yearling steer; spring wagons, buggies, 2 saddles. pack saddles. single, double harness, 1 galvanized iron water tank, and other goods
 J. F. JENNINGS, Auctioneer 4d
Arizona republican., 1918-04-01

FOR SALE-1A acres. ideal chicken ranch, blocks west of end of Brill car line; young orchard; COW and chickens. four rooms and bath: good well. Price S2250 and terms If
Arizona republican., 1918-04-01
For Sale-Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-Diamond ring; 2i2 carat: beautiful stone; worth S650; for cash Monday. s425. Box 14O6 Re- publican. It
 FOR SALE-Single buggy with canopy top, side springs; in excellent condition. Also good single harness. Box 1407 Republican. q
 31s TONS OF LOOSE HAY. J. F. Hart. Northwest corner of Indian school and Orange Roads. gb
 FOR SALE-Portable rooms and houses, built with the aid of machinery at our mill $75 and up per room. Phoenix Flaming Mill. 5O2 S. lst Ave.
 FOR SALE-Upright piano; good standard make; looks like new. s115 cash: cost $500. Phone 674. gb
 FOR SALE-Good piano. Price reas- onable. Box 1881 Republican. Ak
 FOR SALE-Electric bath cabinet. 40S West Van Buren street, Phone 1926. b
 ULCER AUTOMATIC, belt and cartridges for sale James L. P. Goodson. Barrows Furniture Co. d
 FOR SALEESpring wagon: good ponies, harness and complete camp outfit. Cheap for cash, box 1910, Re- publican. gs
 FORD'S new and second hand stores, the largest in Arizona, offer these articles at a great discount:
 pair sliding steel doors, $60.
 10 it. pedestal show cases, $50.
 4 H. P. Motor-any wire, SS5. Motors from A to 1 h. p. cheap. Gasoline outfit for home, S100.
 Remington adder and typewriter, S10O.
 Electric coffee grinder. $S0. Dayton meat slicer, $25. it. French range, $50. ft American range, S65. 12x1S new house tent $50. Printing press, full equipment, $50. Cash register, soc on dollar. Sewing machines, s10 to $25. l high grade piano. inspected by Chas. Lythans and guaranteed $500 value, for $150-s100 cash. Wilton. Bigelow, Velvet. Administer and all cheap rugs, way cheaper than all others.
 Office furniture and desks. FORD'S Phone 1776 40 South Central Avenue Ii FOR SALE-Tomato plants, pepper plants, egg plants, onion sets and all kinds of garden seed. Phoenix Seed & Feed Co., Phone 1067. A FOR SALE-One National Cash reg ister and one chewing gum case. 3; | West Monroe. Phone 3634. C W. H. KNOX H. B. SKINNER 1 Umbrella trees roses, 20c. Olive trees cheap. Ash 20 and 25c Potted 1 tomatoe and pepper plants. Fruit and ornamental trees and plants l Bearing date palms. Yard, Centra i Ave, adjoining School of Music | Phoenix and Mill Ave, Tempe, All 1 N. Central Ave, Phone 1901. W. H. KNOX NURSERY co.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-01
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
LUTHER'S BARGAINS AND THIS IS 4 BARGAIN

Here is a nice home and a good business. Groom cement modern house; ? acres of fine land, all in alfalfa; good well and tank house well furnished; planted to nice shade trees; blacksmith shop and garage all equipped; buildings. tools, every thing goes; think of it, all for s3,5O0; terms. The man is sick and must sell at once; this is giving it away. If you are in the market for a business like this. let me show this to you. IL costs you nothing to see it.
 LUTHER REALTY co.
 8 West Monroe St-Phone i70S
Arizona republican., 1918-04-01
Rooms and BoarS

HEALTHSEEKERS - Room and { board with private family; screenedy porches; suitable table; on car line. 1908 F. Washington St. 1 hone 2714.
 46k ROOM AND BOARD on ranch for man and wife or adults. Inquire Vic Hanny's. k FINELY FURNISHED front room. good home cooking for two people. reasonable S12 West Washington. gb ,
Arizona republican., 1918-04-01

We represent a long list of owners exclusively, and are in position to de- liver many exceptional bargains in both small and large tracts.
 Our field man is one who knows the country, farming conditions and knows land. Now is your time to secure a good piece of land at reasonable price either to farm or hold for investment
 Call at our office at your earliest op- portunity, see our exclusive set of maps and photographs, then see the country for yourself in an easy car. You don't know the opportunity unless you investigate. Call or write for our free illustrated booklet which contains many photos in addition to facts and figures. We are at your. service.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-01

LoOKi Just outside city on Indian sohOl car line; 1 acre, good house, we'll furnished with new furniture, chicken tight fence, chicken house and runs. berries, grapes, peaches, apricots and old shade. Price only s2500. Take $500 Liberty Bonds. See Palmer with Get singer. 16 l.. Adams. Phone 15S6. Res 224R h
Arizona republican., 1918-04-01
For Sale-Houses

SIX ROOM HOUSE with bath and electricity, on lot 50x137k feet to all ley is for sale at a low price for inn mediate purchase. The house is on East Fillmore between 9th and 10th streets. It is fairly convenient for the use of two families. No less than $50o cash payment accepted. Balance terms. See Knorpp at the Republican offics
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Arizona republican., 1918-04-01

FOR QUICK SALE-60 acres near Buckeye, part in fine alfalfa, hog fenced; a bargain at s130; half cash. Exclusively by Getsinger, 16 E. Ad- ans. If
Arizona republican., 1918-04-01
32 N. ist Ave

FOR SALE-Lots in Los Olives Heights, 50x137, graded streets. Water in alleys. Price s25O. s25 cash. s1O per month. Come to 415 National Banff of Arizona Bldg. and we will take you to the property. 4-b
Arizona republican., 1918-04-01

FOR SALE-S0 acres. splendid "A" land at less natural value. One-third cash. balance easy. Terms. Owner Box 14O3, Republican. d CASA GRANDE VALLEY
 We own and control 12,000 acres of land located in various parts of the valley.
 We have the only authentic water map and soil chart.
 We have deeded land and relinquish- ments improved and unimproved.
 We show the land we sell-we have the best properties and at the lowest prices on our lists. We have special bargains. We have stock ranches, state land and homesteads. We protect you in your title--you will make no mistake if you buy through the S. c. MILLER co.
 Creighton Bldg. 4b
 FOR SALE-24o acre relinquish- ment, near Casa Grande. 5000 an acre. Apply to Berlin Bakery, Casa Grande. Arizona. 4d
 FOR SALE-17S acres; level; good house; Paradise Valley. $3,000 or so acres s1,500. 96 East Monroe. 4b BARGAINS in residence. ranch and business property, improved or unim- proved.
 W. K. JAMES 40 North First St If
Arizona republican., 1918-04-01

FOR Thoroughbred Airedale puppy. 1341 F. Van Buren. Phone S029 b
Arizona republican., 1918-04-01

LOOK THESE OVER 10 acres ready for cotton, S2,000. s900 will handle. miles from Phoenix. 20 acres solid alfalfa, miles out, $4600. Cash payment, $500.
 40 acres with modern improvements and all in alfalfa. S225 per acre. 70 acres, well improved with good house, fences acd two silos. This place has 60 acres alfalfa and team of mules. two cows and full line of farm implements go w.th it. Price $1S,000. Terms.
 W. R. ROBERTSON
 With l.. W. McAdams
 B Commercial Hotel Block b
 SUBURBAN
 10-Acres. best location. north, ex- cellent soil and water, about ? acres orchard, small house and we'll fenced, SS750. Terms. S.SAcres, 15-minutes out, near paved road, good house, garage, orch ard and fine water, $4250. Terms. 2Acres. 31s miles out, good broom house, lovely shade and fruit, garage; 1 S2000-$500 cash HOLT REALTY co. 8 w. Adams St.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-01

4 room brick, cellar Sx20 brick
 wall, arranged for families, also s | room frame, arranged for families, both on large lot; fruit, shade, chick
 en pens, on car line, income 5000 per
 month; sell for $1,000 down balance monthly. Consider trade Oklahoma or Kansas land.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-01
For Sale-Real Estate
Lame's M0hne Bargains

s1600-Modern brick bungalow, N. E. House alone is worth the price.
 s2400-Modern 4-room brick cottage near capitol-at this price the ground is given.
 sS200-60 it. corner with attractive 5-room brick bungalow-large concrete porch-sleeping room and store room-plenty shrub bery-fine fruit-chicken house and yard-s1000.o0 cash. s5250-Just completed modern brick dwelling N. 9th Ave.-East front-$s000o cash. s7500-Eight-room bungalow-beauti- full modern dwelling on paved avenue-east front-large liv- ing room-handsome buffet in dining room-large front porch of concrete-two large sleeping porches-furnace- parking flowers and shrubbery.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-01
Davie Realty Go.

FOR SALE WATCH PHOENIX GROW Some bargains: s-room modern house, lot 75 feet and 200 feet, s2,o00: new Broom brick, furnished. close in. s4,250 $500 cash balance $40 per month; Groom modern house, furnished, $3,350, $1,000 cash, balance to suit; 20 acres fine alfalfa, $6,000, s12,000, s2,0O0 cash. s1,O0O per year; 1s0 acres all in alfalfa, we'll improved, sS3,6 s12.000 cash. balance to suit. NJ. H. Shelton. 215 West Washington.
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Arizona republican., 1918-04-01

F. E. AUSTIN Owner-
Arizona republican., 1918-04-01

A fine home on 1st street near Pierce only s6,o00, terms. 72
Arizona republican., 1918-04-01
 FARM
 LAND

PATENTED LAND OR RE- ENDORSEMENT UNDE R GRAVITY ATER OR PUMPING PLANT NEAR CASA GRANDE, FLORENCE, TOLTEC AND corr T ON CITY.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-01

TRADES room house in Prescott, Ariz., S1600 Fine home at Monrevia, Cal, s5.000 Fine home at Los Angeles, Cal. $500Q fine vacant lots Los Angeles. Cal, s4,2o0
 Relinquishment, Casa Grande. 16o a. $500.
 Several houses here for land here or in Kansas or Oklahoma. 43 Several houses in Chicago, for Valley property.
 S4 lots at Newton, H.. part or all for valley. List your property with us at it's cash valuation for sale or trade. Special attention will be given your property by us, while you are away for the summer. 42
 BELLAMY & HASKELL
 121 N. End Ave.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-01
For Sale-Eggs and Poultry

RHODE ISLAND REDS-Bred from
 winners. layers. and payers. w. F. Fetteriy 210l'W Jefferson St m
Arizona republican., 1918-04-01

New bungalow. l1a acres, fine shade close to car, s1150, 1850 cash, s25.0 month. 1
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1918-10-18
SOLDIER HISTORY.

The State Council of Defense is
undertaking the very commendable
task of making a permanent record
of the military service of every man
in the army. This record will begin
with the day the soldier leaves home
to answer the call, or to volunteer,
for service. His locations, his move
ments, his promotions and any other
facts that go to cover his military
history. This work will be done by
using the county as working unit.
Each county will have its own local
historian for the purpose Of assem-
bling the facts wanted. Miss Lettie
Marks, of Hartford, has been appoint
ed historian for this county, and at
once will enter intellectually into
the work The family and friends Of
every soldier in whatever branch OF
the service, are urged to get into
communication with Miss Marks and
to supply her with all the information
available for the prosecution Of her
work.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1918-10-18
NOTHING IN SIGHT.

Nothing in sight" is the way the
County Superintendent put it when
we asked him about school money to
pay the teachers. 1t is deplorable
that a great State can not command
money enough to pay the teachers of
our public schools. The condition is
crying disgrace to the legislative
and executive branches of the State
government. The school teachers
are the poorest paid, even when they
are paid, of all the States employees.
The Governor is receiving his pay
very regularly, those who are hold
ing political jobs are receiving theirs,
but the niggardly sum due the school
teachers can not be raised. There is
nothing to tell the teachers beyond
the opening sentence of this article.
The Superintendent must wait on the
pleasure of Frankfort.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1918-10-18
ON A JANIBOREE.

Doc. Pirtle, Fluke Tinsley, and Old
Timer, sometimes called John Glenn,
packed their fishing tackle and hunt
ing traps early Monday morning,
loaded them on the house boat An
gler, windlassed anchor and steered
the craft for the mouth of Grassy.
We never heard that the fish bit freer
or that the squirrels barked louder
at the mouth of Grassy than else
where, but II is lonely and deserted
spot where one could use more sugar
than the rules allow, IL one could
manage to get the sugar. II is no
doubt the quiet isolation and rest
fulness of the place that attracts Doc.
Fluke and Old Timer. Then 1t is
close to the o. & N. railroad and in
the event they get out of ammuni-
ton or fish bait one of them could
steal quietly over to Greensboro and
replenish the stock. We wish the
boys a hilarious time for this is the
last trip of the kind they may ever
take. BY next October the war will
be over and changes will have
taken place in the fishing and hunt
ing line. After next July the first
II will never be what 1t has been, and
is now, again.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1918-10-18
WE HEAR THE Rustic OF A WING.

of weary
that engued the fairest fields of all the EARTH
delivered
al of is
dspar the
ed by the irresistible onslaught of the might
privilege humb sitting the hearthstones
despoied
blood
their
victory
justice o
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1918-10-18
No.

the Thourout- Courtrai railroad has
almost been won. Numerous towns
have been recaptured by the allied
forces and large numbers of prison
ers have been taken. Many guns al
so have fallen into the hands of
the Allies. The capture of Thour-
out completely outfanks the German
submarine base at Ostend and brings
the allied troops within ten miles of
Bruges, whence the railroad line runs
northward to Zeebrugge. Germany's
other U-boat base on the North Sea.
Germans Reported Retiring.
Reports are to the effect that the
Germans are Withdrawing what is
left of their forces in the north, both
naval and military.
In Albania the Italians have oc-
cupied the Austrian naval base of
Durazzo, on the Adriatic, while in
Serbia the allied forces are continu-
ing to press the enemy troops north
of Nish.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1918-10-18
THE BOND SALES.

In the matter of the Fourth Liber-
ty Loan bond sale Ohio county has
again shown 1t can be depended up
on in an hour of the country's need
The county's allotment was $685.
600, and Notwithstanding the cpl
demic that prohibited all public
meetings, about 80 per cent of the
allotment has been sold, and by to-
morrow night, when the campaign
closes, it is confidently believed the
entire amount will have been taken.
The sale in the country, considered
as a whole, has been disappointing,
scarcely more than half of the issue
being taken, at our press hour.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1918-10-18
NEW LAWSUITS FILED.

A number of suits have been fl
ed in Circuit Court recently. Among
them we note the suit of Ophelia Har-
ris, administrator of the estate of f.
f. Harris, deceased, against the Rem
der Coal Company for 100000, on
account of the death of the decedent,
resulting, it is alleged, from impure
air in the mine where the young man
was employed in digging coal.
Morgan Patterson, H. T. Felix and
F. l.. Felix have filed suit against C..
c. Mack asking the cancellation. of
oil leases on lands in the Olaton COM
munity. They set out that the de-
PENDANT agreed in consideration of
lease rights to begin the drilling Of
a well for oil and gas, within a pre-
scribed time, and that he has failed
and refused to keep said agreement.
Lille Havener files suit asking
Judgment against Archie c. Condit
as heart balm for wounds inflicted by
the failure of Archie to marry her ac-
cording to contract, duly made and
entered into prior to October IA,
1917. Being an infant under twen-
ty-one years of age the young lady
sues by her father as next friend.
Hartley Park files a petition ask
ing the court to review and set aside
the act of the minister who united
her in bonds of marriage with Her
man Park April 26, 1918. Hartley
alleges that on account of cruel
treatment and a settled aversion to-
ward on the part of her husband
she was forced to leave him after on
ly five months of blissless married
life. She asks one thousand dollars
of her husband as the price of being
widowed.
Mary Helen Albin also asks ju-
dicial decree freeing her from the
bonds of marriage with Everett AL
bin. She alleges her marriage oc-
Cured November 81, 1916, and that
on account of the spoiled temper of
her other half she was forced to leave
his bed and board six months later.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1918-10-18
DEPREDATING DOGS.

The good name of the dog family
had a serious setback in Hartford
this week, and all on account of a
couple of roughneck members of
the family who committed serious
depredations on the chicken yards of
the yiscinage.
Monday night two small dogs kill
ed ten chickens and crippled a num-
Der of others for Mr.. Bud Yeiser.
Previously these or other dogs had
killed a number of Commonwealth
Attorney C. e. Smiths chickens. Mr..
Yeiser caught one of the dogs and
barreled him up while he came to
consult the court in regard to the
disposition of the dog and filed a
claim against the dog owner for dam
ages. The court appointed apprais-
ers to assess the value of the chick
ems killed, but no body would ac-
knowledge ownership of the guilty
CAME. Later Mr.. Yeiser insured the
sundry and divers OF chicken owners
OF Hartford against future loss at
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1918-10-18
CONDITIONS OF CROPS.

The fortunate event of a late fall
allowed the crops to mature, and
frost at this time would cause only
trifling damage. The tobacco is all
in the barns, and curing nicely. Corn.
except an occasional very late plant
ing, where maturity for cribbing was
not expected, is out of danger. Peas
and beans stored without damage
from rains, and were never put in
storage in better condition. The
wheat is practically all in the ground,
and the farmers, yielding to the urg-
ing of the government to feed the
world. have sown sixty per cent larg-
er acreage than was ever sown in
the county before.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1918-10-18
READY FOR CRIMINALS.

BY the time this notice is in print
the Ohio county Jail will be ready
for the reception of prisoners. The
steel caging has been put in place
and the other adjustments are being
rapidly completed. 1t is due to say of
the criminally inclined, If we have
any such citizens, that they have been
patient and forbearing during the
long interval in which the Jail has
been going through a process of re-
pairs. II is a good showing for the
county that the jail may remain emp
ty for months at a time. 1t is a bit
hard on the jailer, but economy for
the county, and speaks well for the
conduct of its citizens. The new cell
ing of the jail is made of modern
prison steel and the man unfortunate
enough to get locked up in it will find
his way out only when the jailer lib
crates him with a key. The Fiscal
court deserves credit for the up-to-
date improvement to the county pri-
son.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1918-10-18
REAL PATRIOTISM.

At least two Ohio county citizens
have demonstrated the earnestness
of their patriotism. Mr.. Rowan Cox,
of Heflin, is not only the largest in
dividual bond buyer in the county,
but having a wife and children, he
has waived all classification claims,
and expresses his anxiety to share
with those already in the service the
hardships and dangers of the field.
Mr.. bud Gray, of near Hartford, Is
a poor as the average newspaper ed
itor, and Notwithstanding he has
wife and children wholly dependent
upon him for support, refused to
claim deferred classification, and an
nounces ready to perform the high
est possible duty to his country. Such
examples of unselfish devotion to
country command the highest notions
of gratitude at the hands of the peo-
Pile.