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Arizona republican., 1918-05-06

GREENE & GRIFFINS
 REALTY BARGAINS s1050-Corner lot, 7ox1so, N. 5th and
 Moreland, East Evergreen, s250
 Under the Market. $2000-321x220-Almo an acre and
 half-little farm-just east
 North Central Ave.-Near In
 dian school car-price has been
 reduced by wire from non-resi-
 dent owner. $2100-Little ranch of 8 acres-house
 good well-bearing orchard
 land fenced and in alfalfa and
 grain-best of soil-3 miles
 north.
 s2500-Little poultry, pig and COW
 farm-just outside city limits
 . blocks to car line-modern
 house-barn-chick sheds and
 runs-shade and fruit-city
 water.
 s4100-3 year old modern brick with
 white cement finish-N. and
 D. solar heater-Oakland-
 blocks north capitol-lot FOX
 145-$400 cash-s40 per month
 move right in. s4500-Modern Las Palmas home
 with 6-rooms and screen porch
 -garage-fruit. and roses big
 lot.
 WANTED-An offer-modern brick of
 rooms with screen porches
 big lot and first class loca-
 tion-move right in. LOOK to the future-Buy 5 acres in Orangewood. where the water is good, and land sells all the time--it's a corner and faces the car line-the price is $500, but is worth $2000-building lot as part pay will be con- sidered.
 TWO AND HALF ACRES-with mod ern brick bungalow of rooms and screen sleeping porch | good well of water with cleo tric motor-chicken yards | barn-garage-fruit and shade trees-Osborn school district The price IS S4Q00 and It's worth the money-Terms to responsible people. JUST REMEMBER-That houses are scarce now and will be more so the coming fall-now is the Golden Opportunity to se- cure a home-you cannot lose on any buy you make in Phoe- nix.
 
 GREENE & GRIFFIN
 Tel. 1604-124 N. 1st Ave.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-06
Luther Bargains

40 acres all in alfalfa, good buildings, well, improved, s25O per acre. F cash.
 40 acres Southwest, good cement bungalow, also good room house, all modern, good wind mill, tank: F in orchard, alfalfa. balance in different kinds of crop, this is a beautiful home for s11,0G0, 1-3 cash, balance easy terms.
 40 acres, Northwest all in alfalfa, good house and other improvements, S250 per acre, F cash.
 80 acres, this is some buy for an investment, there is no better land in Salt River Valley, leased for 215 years at good rent, will pay big interest on investment; this 80 can be bought for s6,S00-s2, 800 if you are looking for a snap come in and let us show you this so, the owner wants to sell be- fore he has to go to war.
 21a acres, the incest little place in the valley, 1 acre orchard and one acre all in vegetable garden, good 5 room barn. garage, the finest of shade, good water; this is some place for the money, $3,000-s1,5 800 cash.
 acres this is some buy and that is what you will say when you sec this acres in cotton, 1 acre in fruit trees and potatoes, nice garden, good water. fine shade, good 4 room house, good out buildings, nice little place, s3,250- s1, 1,000 cash, balance easy terms. We have a number of good buys in small places this week, come and look them over.
 30 acres, close to Glendale, all in cotton, good room house, good well with engine, orchard, you can't buy another place near it for $400 per acre. you can buy this 30 for $10,000-H1z cash or we will split it in 3-10 or 2-15 acre pieces.
 , acres, the finest little truck farm in Salt River valley it will clear s1,500 a year and make you a living be- sides. where can you beat this for l $3,000-s450 cash.
 acres, close in, all in grain, good shade, good well and good water, $240C -s750 cash, your own time on balance | 10 acres good house and good out buildings, fine shade, roses, flowers good orchard, chicken houses and l chicken yard all fenced all in grain | if you are looking for 10 acres for l home, you had better see this, only
 about 2 blocks off of paved road, $4,50t
 -s2,500 cash.
 10 acres, yes we have got number
 you are looking for 10 acres or any
 size small place, it will pay you tt
 sec us for we got 'em. all kinds ant
 prices, and terms to suit you, and il
 costs you nothing to see them. Luther Realty Co. 33 West Monroe Sf. Phone 170S
Arizona republican., 1918-05-06
Ludther's Bar@aiIns

IN HOUSES AND LOTS
 6-room cement block house, modern in every respect, on car line in Brill addition, fine shade, barn, garage. if you want nice place look at this one. Lot 5Ox190 and for s3,900-s100 cash will sell the adjoining lot with this for $4,750. this is a snap for some one.
 good room houses on one biz lot 50x190 it., one brick, 1 frame and think of it for $2,000-sS00 cash. ? blocks to car line. this is giving this place away.
 good room houses and 2 lots on corner one cement room, one brick room, both modern, close to car line one of these houses and lot are worth the money, and $3,S50 will buy them both, with $500 cash; this will pay 20 per cent on investment,
 If you want to buy a house of any kind and price we have them in any old part of the city; we have to try and advertise them, but if you want to buy, call us on the phone, or come and see us and we will be glad to tell you what we have and take you and show you what you want, we have them with 200 dollars down and up. We have about 400 for you to choose from, if we can't please you it will be useless to look elsewhere.
 Luther Realty Co.
 B West Monroe St. Phone 170S
Arizona republican., 1918-05-06
DEEDED LAND.

16o acres in Deer Valley, near Phoe- nix, right in line with the proposed Horseshoe dam. One of the best 160 acres in the valley: owner non-resi- dent. Make us an offer; also 160 acres miles east of Chandler under the proposed Verde dam. One of the best investments on the market; s25 per acre will buy this. Terms.
 BELLAMY 6 HASKELL
 121 N 2nd. Ave, m
Arizona republican., 1918-05-06
A Good One

FORTY ACRES-20 in cotton, 20 good pasture; 6 room modern house, good we'll and engine family orchard, shade, etc Located nine miles from Phoenix on corner - "A" water. Only sa15 per acre. can you beat it? Look at this quick.
 Davie Realty Company,
 126 N. Central Ave.
 Phone 3599 t
Arizona republican., 1918-05-06
A DANDY

S0-acre relinquishment, located in the fertile Putnam valley. g miles east of Williams, Arizona; 22 miles west from Flagstaff on the national high way; 25 acres plowed land, fenced and refenced; two good water tanks on the place; a dandy five-room bungalow, barn, etc. An ideal COW ranch; house located ideal spot; pine trees in rear of house. Last season raised IF tons oats to acre. Swell place for cabbage and large yield of potatoes. Can be purchased at a reasonable price on or before June 1st. Might trade for auto or land. Address Cox anch, R. r. D. No. l, Tolleson, Arizona. 5-n
Arizona republican., 1918-05-06

40 acres-2O of it in good alfalfa, the other 20 fair alfal- ia; good soil; good location; has house. we'll and other im- provements-$5500 cash to handle.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-06

CHOICE building lot near car line; city water and electric lights; only s25 cash. s5 monthly. Address Owner, Box 1862. Republican. n
Arizona republican., 1918-05-06

WE HAVE exclusive sale of seven extra good ranches in and around Phoenix; no doubt you are looking for just the ranch we have for sale. Our cars and time is yours to in- vestigate. Southwestern, Phone 3570.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-06

so acres-west of town, 40 acres fine stand of oats. the other 40 all ready for crop;
 good sized house, well, etc. At $225 per acre. this is a very attractive buy, and you get immediate possession, too.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-06
For Sale-Real Estate

THE MAN WHO OWNS a farm in the Salt River Val ley is indeed fortunate.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-06
For Sale-HouSes

A BARGAIN
 S-room modern brick house, com pletely furnished, corner lot in busi- ness district, rented $55 per month. A sacrifice sale, owner going to war, only s4,400. Terms. Easily worth S6,00o.
 BELLAAIY & HASKELL,
 121 N. 2nd Ave. m
 NEW HOUSES
 Upon East Willetta and Brill streets. the HOME BUILDERS are Finish ing Several Brick Bungalows-These Bungalows Are Modern in All De- tails, Including Light Fixtures, Win dow Shades, and Awnings for the Screen Porches-Cement Walks, Steps and Torches, and the Material and Workmanship are First Class-10 per cent cash, Balance Monthly-Open for Inspection.
 GREENE & GRIFFIN Tel. 1894 124 N. First Ave
Arizona republican., 1918-05-06

30 acres-47 of elegant all falfa, and in the best location in the valley; north and west IF miles from Country Club; $500 an acre will buy this one.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-06
For Sale-Real Estate,

FOR SALE-Double house, rooms, closet, sleeping porch and bath, each side; rented s6o per month; lot 70x190 ft., brand new. Price S4600. 5000 cash will handle. Apply, owner, 535 F. Portland
Arizona republican., 1918-05-06
A Good Selection

22 acres near Alhambra, old water. good land, possession at once; only $175 per acre; right terms to respon- sible parties.
 80 acres Buckeye valley; full water right, Arlington canal; four-room house; 30 acres has been cropped, 50 acres in heavy timber A good buy at S2,400 for the 80. One-half cash, bal ance three to five years.
 50 acres just off McDowell, north east. all alfalfa; four-room house, COW barn and fine soil. Only $2o5; on terms.
 45 acres; one of our best locations and finest pieces of alfalfa Good elevation and drainage; on South Central avenue. $500 per acre, and terms. This land carries building re- striction.
 14O acres, well located in Buckeye; full water; 60 good alfalfa; part of balance plowed; 2 houses; s125 per acres, or will exchange for 40 to SO acres Phoenix neighborhood.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-06

FOR SALE-5-room brick cottage, which includes large screen room. Has bath, hot water heater. electric lights and gas. No. 61o North Ninth street
 Price $2.S00 for quick sale. See E. E. Pascoe. BOP North Central avenue, Phone 4124 If
Arizona republican., 1918-05-06

We have another so, north of Alhambra school, all seeded to soudan grass; fine soil, s3500 cash and balance easy. terms; let us show you.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-06
Herbert s. Prince Co.
 IA West Adams St.

IieFUefl s. Prlnce co.
 IA West Adams St. 1t THE CASA GRANDE VALLEY IN
 VITES, CAPITAL
 We have over 11.000 acres of land for sale in the Casa Grande valley at prices ranging from $2 up. We stand back of every representation we make. We solicit correspondence. CASA GRANDE FARMS AND
 DEVELOPMENT co.
 Casa Grande, Ariz. bb
Arizona republican., 1918-05-06
NEW HOUSES
For Sale Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-Ladies' Yale wheel;
 first class condition; new tires, new rubber pedals; SIP. See Henson, Labor Temple, 23S E. Washington. m
 WILL sell 5000 shares in Arizona's richest gold mine at a price. Engi- neers' reports, smelter returns, control assays. Full information furnished. This stock has never been offered for sale in Arizona. Box 1539, Rep. m
Arizona republican., 1918-05-06
For Sale-Real Estate

A GOOD BUY 155 acres; solid in alfalfa; small house; fenced and cross fenced; "A" water right; immediate possession. Phone 3565.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-06

For the man looking for a dairy proposition; 70 acres, 60 in perfect stand alfalfa, good house. barns, stanchions, cor rals, milk house, water piped all over place; this is a won derful piece and we can make you an attractive proposition on it.
 Herbert $. Prince Co.
 NLronA A l.L
Arizona republican., 1918-05-06

GOOD mans bicycle, cheap; 22-inch frame. bargain. 1133 F. Van Zuren. n
 (The Arizona Corporation Commis- sion does not recommend the securi- ties of this company)
Arizona republican., 1918-05-06

FOR SALE - 7-passenger Jordan touring car, 1917 model, Al condition. Call room 1, 427 West Jefferson St. n
Arizona republican., 1918-05-06

FOR SALE-Fastest Ford speedster in the city. Will be at Paul Bennett'S until 10: 30 this morning. 2t
 FOR SALE - 1-passenger Jordan touring car 1917 model, Al condition. Call room l. 427 West Jefferson St. n
Arizona republican., 1918-05-06

Four miles north of Alhambra brick yards, three and one-half miles east of Glendale on Glendale car line road.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-23
THIS YEARS CROPS HUGE

All agricultural records in Utah will be surpassed by
the 1913 Weld and new mark for crops be accord
survey completed at the Utah Agricultural college
which predicts that bushels of wheat will be harvested
showing increase Of bushels 80 cent over last
years mark When the wheat campaign naugurated
by the last fall and the United States asked to in
its yield by bushels Utah increased quota
100000 bushels In 1917 Utah produced from 100000
wheat From additional ninety
thousand acres she produced bushels of spring wheat
totaling for the year 5,650000 bushels
corn CROP which 100000 bushels last year. will total
bushels this year Rye will have increased from 100000
bushels to $4,000 bushels barley from 22000 to 100000
oats from 100000 TO 45600OO Only potatoes and hay show
decrease With the of potatoes from twenty
three thousand to twenty thousand due to low price at plant
ing time the will harvest 3204000 bushels against 43i
600 for last Where last Utah harvested 25600 tons
hay this year will fall slightly under the figure with 115S
600 tons.
Utahs production in the sugar" campaign showed
6S40OO0 pounds of 81 cent In 1917
of sugar bees dug while the 1918 yield e
mated be 10280O0 The surplus with the present daily
raonng sufficient keep Utah Supplied with for -four
months
In the campaign for meat Utah has increased its number
beef from 100000 $4,000 dairy increasing from
nineysx thousand The number of sheep have
grown 20S9O00 100000 The increase in hogs only
Jump 900 to 100000 but the increase in
brood shows 20 per cent
The present value of live stock in the state including in
Of thousand head of horses totals
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-23
CHANGE IN SYSTEM on
SENDING Ot-T INSURANCE.

There has been change In the
bureau ~ war risk Insurance of tho
treasury In the matter ~ aliotmont
nnd allowance irheckn This results
In some Of the checks sent out by tho
bureau being for small sums than
heretofore. hut the amounts omitted
from the checks n4it out by the bu.
rcau win he Included In checks sent
out from other sources Tho new uyu.
tom Will simplify the work of the
bureau and " expected 90 accelerate
the payment ~ nilntmcnts and allow
nnccA
Prior e. july last the war risk In
rurancc bureau took the compulsory
allotment ~ fifteen dollars month
ana whatever additional sum the en-
listed man cheese a. uilot TO his family.
aud the whole amount. together with
the government allowance for de-
p'ndents was Included in one check
aud sent out 10y the bureau. Begin
/ ming with ting july pay the bureau viii
collect and send out the compulsory
allotment of fifteen dollars month
and the government family allowance
The excess nliotmentH over the com
/ pulHory fifteen dollar allotment aud
the allotment " persons not entitled
by law o. allowances viii not be- han
died by the bureau Of war rink inuur'
rncc. hut 10y the war or navy depart
mcnt the marine corps or coasi
guard. according To- the branch of ser
vice a. which the enlisted man be-
longs
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-23
To BUILD ZIG RESERVOIR
ON THE DUCIIISNE RIVER

OGDEN, Aug. IA largo rcser-
Nuir and powerhouse ON the north
fork ~ the Duohesne river In the uin-
tGh Ra-in in TO be- constructed, ac-
cording To- H. H. Strauss, consult
ing engineer NJ Chicago. who former
IS supervised the Merchants light sys-
tenn and the pewerhouse at tiverdalc.
Strauss was IN consultation yesterday
with the forest officials regarding tha
use 81 the wator which n on the
Vmtah national forest, The proposed
reservoir IA 90 have capacity Of
twenty-five thousand acre-fect and
q siX-mile conduit, which II Co carry
the water 90 point near Stockmore,
A maximum OF eight thousand horse
power will be developed. No state
ment has been made aa 20 whether II
is an Independent concern or a part
Of the Utah Power and Light COM
pany.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-23

~ find un 'utt,r stranger m HE COX,
home the batter having preceded him
there hut a few hours. lta u girl
was born Wednesday morning mo
thcr aud babe coming along fine aud
Mrs. Nathniin Andersen doing the
honurs ~ attendant
Pete Hrinkcrhoff. son or bishop and
MIR. Alonzo iirlnkcrhuff of Emery.
iourncycd tn Price some ton days ago
To- take an examination at the recruit
Ing office there. passed all right and
returned home o. say goodbye to his
folks aud was IN his way To Price
again when he got word that no more
volunteers would he received ON Rc.
count ~ the prospective changing ~
the draft age limits Young thinker.
hoff viii n"tehc ~ years untii neNl
winter
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-23

Fares between above stations ten
rents a milo. liaggaEo allowance forty
pounds.
special autos and trucka for hire 20
auy point
Delivery Service baggage, Express
aud Freight
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-23
CuI,E Inn nYsENTEnN.

while was Ia Ashland. Kan, a
gentleman overheard mo speaking nj
Chamhcrlain's Collie and Dhrrhoon
Remedy" writes william whitclaw ~
Dcs Moines. la. lie told me IN de-
tail Of what II had done Tor hin fam
ily. but more especially his daughter
who was lying az the point ~ death
with "a violent attack of dysentery,
and had been given up by the family
physician. Some of his neighbors adj
viscd him Ia give chgmberlain's Cole
and Diarrhoea Kennedy, which he did.
and fully believes that by doing 40
saved the life Of the child. lie stated
that he had also used this remedy
himself with equally gratifying re-
sults. "--Advt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-23

CASTLE DALE. AUG. i7.-with all
the Glass men In 20 many ~ the sec-
lions gone ur to leave for training
camps right soon after tho first Of
next month. including an uf that class
who registered last June. national
draft authorities have foroscen the
necessity nf securing men Co carry
on" until the huge registration of
men between IS and Is years are
available. aud have ordered the regis
tration next saturday, August 2ith n
uh those who have passed their twcn-
ty-first birthday since June 5th this
year The ran for the registration b.
a. hurrlup one and had hardy been
expected as " had been taken FOR
granted that these youths would bc
registered at the time 81 those under
the new age limits. hut tho bare pus-
tibiiitN that I'd, nrross would not get at
the new hill quite bel soon ns desired.
| ~ " thought has made the earlier
Registration under the old draft ma
phiuory up,ossit, in urdf Co Keep
iup the steady stream uf men, sixteen
men. most ~ them ~ the elias. ~
/ 1918. have been uutinpd tu prepare &C.
/ leave Tor Camp Lewis. Wash. ON
| August gath. onifnining from Price
the DAY following hut four IT these
are tu boz altotnutDs. only twelve a.
| cutrnin vi that tim.. The niNtccu nro
/ Edgar Surensun. " Grant MurtcnEcn.
] Oran V. liund'rs"n. Lloyd tirinker.
hoff. Carlos j. MaNficld and Casper
| ChriFtensen. Ir. ~ Emery Ivan ~.
sun. A. iiriuu cox. Henry Stevenson
aud Ralph Young 1T Huntington. Loo
NJ. grecnhuigh 1T Ferrun: Guy Ware
stephen burnett and Bryant Jcwk"s
~ oranRcyiilc. and wylic stuart and
n Henry g. Tnsker uf Green River
/ ilcgistfRata who made claims Tor de-
Il fprrDd classification on agricultural
grounds hnN, had their claims disal'
lowed hy the district board a. whom
they we're sent. and ali are according
Is placed IN Glass J. They are llcu
ben Hawke of urnng'yillc. Joseph \
Meyer e ForTon. RUFUS MilhcrE az,
wuford Dcniron 81 'aStl" Date. elm
ton wakefield. Myron UranEr ans
Wallace Otturpu ~ Huntington. ans
Leo Aigrr and Harry 49, Murtcns"n Z"
cleveland. The district board appear
a. bee holding IN, ease uf Allison Fu'
of orangcyillc up Tor further con
liberation ~ his auertinnnairc wa
not returned with the Others y"ricr
duN.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-23

MIR and Mrs. Cunurd smith Of Salt
Lake City made u brief visit Ia Emery
this week.
Harold Phelps "f Salt Lake 'i'>
has been the guest ~ Mis- kni" Olsen
az Elmer, TOT short time,
MIR. T.. e. Moore 1T Salt Lake city
10 the guest ~ Mr. q. NJ. lurr ~
Emery,
Alfred Iorgrns,n b. disp"sinR ~ hif
property IN Emery and expects 4"
move next week, iis b. undecided ~
90 hla future location, hut thinks u
viii be Hchcr city
Several perrons. former Emery tosi'
dents but more recently from ldah"
FnIls. Ida, paid their home town y
| visit last week. Thry were MI anu
Mrs. John Edwards MI, ana MrH'
George O. Edwards and Mt ana Mrs'
| Lawrence Larsen
| Mr.. ana Mrs. ". y Larsen Of cum
nison paid their former home town "'
Emery visit lat week
Mrs. LYDIA Thomandcr "f Ephrnim
and Mrs Alice drihel" "l "uhh'son
visited with their sister. MIS-, Tavern
/ Olsen, ana nih'i F'tAhN'' WV
at Emery last week
Mr.. and Mrs. W, a, f'tt"y 81 sm'
cry are visiting IN sanpete ana wan
counties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nephi wiiliamr' KIM
hail Williams. Ava Olsen ana ArN'il'
Hansen ~ Emery have g"n" q" 'hHh'
Tor an extended visit
Mr.. ana Mrs. q, + Olson have gone
"a yellowstone Park for snort N"''
ton.
yyuIard Peacock has returned u
u,,,,.r,, Prom Manti. where b" mas peer
working In the temple the past S'''
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jacobsen re-
,ontIv returned 10 Emery from san
no,e where they have been ViS'''hs'
Al Emery a children's health con
s.rence was held on July se'h a
wblch about hundred ana twenty
IT, children under six years oi az
-, .vsminsd. A very large per
a,,ags vas found 10 be- affected VIII
i anIsreed tonsils and aden"ids
Funeral services for g. !. Allen az
| 80 ned AT Huntington today ~
] dicd al a Salt Lake city h"hplu'l w ~
Thnrsday following an operation ~
4 lRppendicitla' -. ~, ,b
NJ Truman took charge OF ~, IN
nos,offiee at Huntington last Tne'ua'
pongt Johnson, a respected 'l'lLe
| q, huntington. has been at inc po's
la death for several weeks nc N .
years Of age -, ~,
II Iumber from the Mart Jensen ~,
ii 4. hsginning 70 find lis way down
llIIun,ington. young Wakefield MANN
| his word good in the matter
Mr. and Mrs Harry Reid. M ps,o = ,
III =. noSertson, and Miss Reta Ieln
| 0rangeyiile all took a Tying VIZ r.,
sno heir friends and Mrs, Frea ls
| ,on who hes been In SAT- l.aho ~
| so% weeks under the doctor ho H
| The latter has returned 70 ne' noS
a. n few says. but her healtn 20, - 70 .,
ana she will have 10 be Ue"''N -
some time yet n
! The body OF the infant son o. -,
"a Mrs George w, mccall :" y.
"A npought 20 orangevillo rev u %sa n,
rom Kenllvorth and eur'e'' f"' p"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-23
PRICE--EMERY
AUTO LINE
CASTLE VALLEY MAIL ROUTE

Fares on Mail CarH-iscayo Price
Every Morning az = O'Clock. Effec.
tive January I. 1918.