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Arizona republican., 1918-04-05
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
 GOODS

This sale will be one real auction sale, the goods seem to have sprung from every corner. We have eight diff ferent consignments booked already and the assortment will be complete. Every conceivable kind of furniture will be in the yard. We will not at tempt to go into detail and only say if you are in the market for good furni- ture. call and look us over Saturday afternoon. All the goods we offer are for sale to the highest cash bidder. and you are the loser if you do not take advantage of this opportunity. In ad- dition to this large lot of furniture there will be all manner and kinds of trinkets and utensils. One large lot of good tools will also be offered
Arizona republican., 1918-04-05
For Sale-HouSes


 , ROOM BRICK and 1 large screen room, bath and modern. s2500. $500 cash and rest like rent; northeast of town. Some buy. No. 11S.
 room brick. l large screen room. bath and modern. Price s2000; cash $500 rest $25.00 per month. Near cap- itol. A real bargain. No. 102.
 Modern 1 room and sleeping room, pebble dash and garage. $250 cash will handle, rest like rent. Near cap itol. No. 104.
 New house, modern room; lots of shade and fruit. Price S200O. $500 cash, and rest $25 per month. No. lO1. 30 acres on south side. close in; new house and well; all improved; half in alfalfa: some place.
 For lots see us; we have them in all parts of town.
 BOLIN'S REALTY co.
 119 x. Second Aye-Phone 410S It
 CENTRAL AVENUE
 Beautiful new modern brick bunga low. 6 rooms and screen room very lat est features, best material and work manship. dandy corner lot 75 by 200; a home for particular people. s4l3O.
 HOLT REALTY co.
 w. Adams St. l LARGE NEW MODERN BRICK residence, excellent location. paved street, built for home. especially ar ranged for summer comfort, having four private screened sleeping rooms, two baths, solar heater, double gar age, cellar storehouse, etc. Upstairs rental pays interest on entire invest ment and could be doubled. Offered at value of house alone. See owner S30 N. Second avenue. Phone 2527 or office 1032. tf
Arizona republican., 1918-04-05

FOR SALE-2O acres, Orangewood district; ) acres fruit, 15 acres hay, no Johnson grass, no house, would sell to right party for $750 first payment; hay about ready to cut.
 A good warehouse, 50X100, basement 30X35. lot 50X176 on R. R. Price s5000. would take one or two residence lots northeast, as part payment. This will bear investigation. See Bayless at Galpins, 33 N. First Ave.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-05
For Rent-PaSture

WANTED-The best room resi- dence located N E. that $3000 or $4000 will buy this week. Nunneley, IF North First Ave. n
 WANTED-Cattle to pasture. $. J. Clifford, Higley. Arizona. Am
Arizona republican., 1918-04-05

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 a 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., 1918-04-05
For Sale-Houses
SACRIFICE HOME SALES


 Practically new double brick, rooms, bath and screened room on each side built-in features and up to the minute; plenty shade and To- cated out north two miles and on street car line Live in one side and rent other, which will pay deferred' payments; $500 will handle.
 Good as new room. bath, toilet and screened room; brick bungalow with basement; West Jefferson near capitol; plenty shade and handy to school and two blocks of car; must be sold as owner is leaving. Price $l,9OO and payments are easy.-731.
 Nice 4-room bungalow plenty shade; out of city limits; price $1200. Easy payments.-4O3
 Four room cottage and one-half acre ground and one hundred dollars will handle. Have chickens. garden and a COW. Price $500. Why not buy instead of paying rent?
 Let us show you these snaps.
 DIR. CRECELIUS
 Tolleson Land X Cattle Co., r w.
 Adams-Phone 42S2 II FOR SALE BY OWNER-6 rooms with furnace and basement, large lot well kept, lots of shade and fruit trees close in. Phone 2724 forenoon or even ing. If HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE cheap for cash. 1911 East Madison p
Arizona republican., 1918-04-05

FOR SALE-Desert claim. Casa Grande valley. miles west of Florence. AriZ.. and miles south. under irriga- ting project, 160 acres. Will sacrifice at 5000 per acre good level soil. NJ. J. Reed BnX 14na Rennhlican Ill
Arizona republican., 1918-04-05

FOR SALE-s4,500, furnished seven room bungalow This has east front, wide porch. hardwood floors, built-in buffet, book cases, etc. Three sleeping rooms, hall and bath. close in, on the avenue. Two blocks from carline. Own CT, 237 w. Monroe. If
Arizona republican., 1918-04-05
FORD YOMLS

There is d tide in the affairs of man. which, when taken at it's height" leads straight to FORD. You better roll in on that tide.
 These two cars just in contain a precious load-there are some lovely dressers and chiffoniers.
 Such handsome rugs you never saw. saw.
 There are refrigerators and ice chests.
 There are ceiling fans, short or long.
 There are all sizes of fans.
 There are Jap porch curtains.
 There are beautiful electric cafe, par Tor and office lamps. One cut glass center lamp, exquisite, very cheap.
 There is stack of dining aaIt,ery.
 Brass and iron beds; every known spring made; new and used mattresses; stacks of blankets, comforts and pill lows: coucheS; daVenports: settees, box springs; folding beds; childs beds, and baby buggies.
 Gasoline, oil. wood or coal ranges; all kinds gas ranges. Small gasoline engine.
 All kinds of pumps.
 Instantaneous heaters; a home gaso- line. outfit for cooking and lighting: water heaters for home: large French range; boarding house range; dough- nut put anu SlldlltI, CdNuy put
 All kinds new and used trunks and valises; mems clothes and shoes; dress suits and plug hats; ladies garments. Saddles, harness: fine lot of guns and pistols; all kinds stools and hard ware.
 Electric coffee grinder; meat slicer; cash registers; typewriters, adding ma chine; all kinds musical instruments; Gurley transit: assayer's and other scales; kodaks; street picture camera; sewing machines; loft. pedestal show cases books.
 loft. desk for hotel or office-6 men can write in chairs on it at once. All widths of roll and flat top dests,
 Harry Lythans, expert pianistr, rec ommends as the highest grade and sweetest toned piano in Phoenix; this $500 Instrument offered for $50; S100 cash, $50 payments. My cards with the free recipe for your lung relief are now ready. Don't hesitate to try it. It is an herb discov- cred by me and cured a woman in first stage of tuberculosis. l simply an- nounce this for your good, not mine. GEO, o. FORD Ford's Stores | PhOne 1776 If
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04
STA...D BY WILSON;
G0MPERS TELLS WHY
Labor Chiefs Just Home From
Europe. Says Allies Look to
President in Present Crisis.

New York Nov 4.-SamueI Gosnpers.
President Of the American Federation Of
Labor, upon his return 10 New York yes
terCiay, after two months abroad as
Chairman Of the American Labor Mis-
sion issued statement in behalf Of the
mission, in which be appealed TO the
American people to support President
" llson vigorously Mr.. Gompeys de
clarcd that ''thc spirit among the work
ing people and all the people of our allied
countries, from Kings and Cabinets 70
II g great masses is tens N support OF
the policies, purposes. and ideals set
forth by President Woodrow Wilson
Though ne made no direct reference to
tomorrow S election. or 10 the President s
own appeal 20 the country for Dem
ocratic Houss and Senate. Mir Gompers
s.ld nothing could bc Of greater INJURY
to the cause of the United States and our
allies in this war than the weakening Of
the people in their support Of President
Wilson At this juncture The failure Of
the American people 10 stand behind the
President would he interpreted by the
people Of our allied countries as a weaken
ing Of the people Of the United States
In their determination 10 have q victorious
peace. II would put new encouragement
and new lease OF life into the Germans
and Austriaus
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04

In one school district where there are
25G properties with improvements, the
assessed vnuc IN 1917 wae 1901 as;
assessment IN 1918. 81 0f6 ,sil m IN
crease of 81 ,OS5 800
he tax on these properties IN 1917 wAs
sl3 ,3S4 10; the 1918 tax was s2l 500 ;
an increase in taxes, even with the lower
tax rate, of sS.2Ikfi or S32 0S per
property
The assessed value of All real estate IN
SAID school district ~ 1919 u s2. i5l .3s +.
while the total assoaeed value Of Brandy
WINE hundred IN 1917 WINS only s2 COZ 4
fsN If he values of one school district
tins year almost equal the total Of Bran
DIVINE hundred for last year, what muat
DC The total assessment Of the hundred At
this time, with nine more school districts
70 hear from
according 10 tho county treasurer =
report u few days ago the amount II
taxes paid IN Brandywine hundred during
July and August 0f this year was $50 \
1T - while IN 1917 the total tax of sa1d
hundred was only half that amount. or
sli. $685.
Are We going . submit 20 his kind of
rule, tho people are asking, or are We
going To send 10 the next Legislature men
who Will see that our present assessment
Law IS repealed and the expenses Of fhr
county arc reduced % a certain extent
The answer is expected 10 be IN the
form OF great deal oi voting for the
Democratic ticket throughout Brandy
wine hundred at tomorrow election
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04
ZIG Err TAXES ON
HIGHER ASSESSMENTS
Amazing Increases Are Stirring
Taxpayers of Brandywine
Hundred to Demand
for a Change.

Tho property owners of Brandywine
hundred are up IN arms against the sys-
TEN Of assessment and taxatiou of proper
~ in that hundred. under the new Assess
ment law passed at the last sessioh Of the
Delaware Legislature. At n meeting Of
the Democrats Of the hundred, last We'd
nesday evening, this matter was the chief
topic Of discussion.
The candidates for the Gcnernl Assem-
bly, who were present declared that +
elected they would do their utmost to
have the law repealed
One of those present at the meeting
presented data on the subject that
amazcd many Of his hearers. That data
showed how property values had been
more than doubled. and in aonc cases
irohlcd, since the previous assessment
Many would Ee glad To disposc of their
property for much less than the assessed
value under the new system.
Ioth assessments were made by the
political party now in power, and If one
is just and right, the other is absolutely
wrong
The data. in part. follows
Some nssesscd values of ono locality
for I0fy and IlfQ arc 40 faIIoua.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04
HUNS CARRYING Off
MALES UNDER SIXTY

With the American Army in France
Eov I The Germans now are removing
the civil population III advance of the re-
treat of their arnIcs from French soil
\ document captured bv American sol
dicrs contains instructions for rounding
up the male population capable uf icar-
my arms and III cattle Tho document
saws that this has hcen done only IN
part up TO this time because The pas
sIvc Resistance uf the population had
reduced the forces at the disposal Of
the local commandants
All division commanders are ordered
hereafter TO search each district eys-
tcmatically and to deliver under guard
to the local commander all men between
IA and GO, together with all cnttle Con-
ccntratIon camps will hc established
near the headquarters towns for The
civilians who are to- hc removed The
cattle Will be taken TO he nearest slaugi.-
ter houses The Gcrmun order also pro
vlics that all horses must bo taken. and
concludes
"Ihc purpose IN view cannot I've ac-
complishcd except hv proceeding with
ont the slightest consideration "
There have been many indications IN
the last few DAYS that the t,erm8ns IN
tend 10 rrtirc as slowly and strategIcaI-
" as possible from their present posi-
tlons, especially west of tho Nclee. and
possibly Withdraw entirely from non
German soil The vicinity OF Metz will
continue Ia hr the pivot Of this retiring
movement. hVcause OF lts strategic I'M
portanCe.
Much evidence ol thls intention on the
part Of the enemy Is especially recog-
nizahC on the front Of the american
Second Army in the Wocvrc Dcserters
from the German lines and prisoners
corroboratc this information and say
that the German command is salying
every hIt OF war material in the region
and transporting light and heavy guns
into German territory east of Metz
Even reports OF artillery having been
sent from the front east Of II Quentin
TO the Metz and Nosgc, regions have
been received and il IS believed tie
Germans have been tearing mp narrow
gauge railways on some sectors.
Meanwhile the Germans are orgauiz-
ing strong defense positions on the front
Of tho Second Amy They have made
for meeting attacks oi al
taken against possible tank attack
The artillery has been echcloncd at
great depth and corps and divisional
headquarters are beng moved to the
rear
The theory IS that the Germans IN
tend 10 hold stuhbornlv to this sector
while swinging backward on the north
pivoting on Metz They show great
nervousness on the tHpncnn front.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04
KAISER FOR REFORMS:
FULLY SUPPORTS THEM
Anything to Avoid Abdication
Now the Purpose of En-
pcror of the Huns.

Amsterdam, Nov i-On the oc-
ssion Of the constitution nj amendment
coming into force. SAWS an of'ic n telc-
ram from Berlin. Emperor William
njdresscd % Prince Maxmillan of Baden.
he German Imperial Chancellcr. .
i,crce indorsing tho decisions oi fht
beichstag and avowing his firm deter
,iuatlon ~ cooperate IN their full ds
velopnent The Emperor decree read.
our Grand Ducai Highness
return herewith for immediate pub
Ieation tho hill to amend the Imperi
! CONSTITUTION and the law ~ Marcl
T. 1870, relative - the rcpresentatio,
{ the Imperial Chancellor. which IN,
cen laid before me for signature
ON the occasion of this step wmci
j. SO momentous for the future histor,
{ the German people, I have desir,
70 give expression 70 nv feelings Pre-
pared for by a series of government
cts, = new order comes into force which
transfers the fundamental rights d
no kaiser's pers IN 20 the people
Thus comes 10 close period which
will stand in honor before the ewes 81
uture generations. Despite MI struggles
ctween invested authority and as
1,ring Torres. il has rendered possible
. our people that tremendous develop
ent which lmperishably revealed It's If
} the wonderful achievements Of this war
In the terrible storms ot the four
ears of war however. old forms have
.csn broken up not To leave their nunr
,mnd. but 10 make n place for new,
vital forms.
After the achievements Of these
uncs, the German people can clam
LAT no night which may guarantee a
rec and happy future shall he with
II from them
The proposals of the allied govern
acnts which arc now adopted and cx-
ic.ldcd owe their origin 10 thus CON
ylction | however. with my exalted
.lhes. indorsc these decisions Of Par
lament III firm determination, 50 far
= am concerned To cooperate in
.tcr full development convinced that
am Thereby promoting the veal Of
hlc German people
The kaiscr's Office Is one of SER
icr to the people MAY, then. the new
1rsicr relcas, All the good powers which
,ur people need IN order 10 support
he trials which are hanging over the
empire and with finn step WIN Il bright
uturc frrn the gloom oi the present
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04
TAKE GREASY" JOBS.
Self Sacrifice in Frivolities Now Accepted
as a Matter of Course by Women.


Late hours, idle mornings. dainty
clothes, bonbons and gossip are just
few Of the peace time luxuries which
American womanhood is putting away
without mothbaflS now that the call has
come for the full utilization Of her services
in winning the war Self sacrifice in
frivolities Is nov accepted a. a matter Of
course
That women are dong their bit was
therefore not denied by the manager Of
certain war plant who recently met Miss
Mary O'Donnell. an exarniner-scout Of the
Woman Division Of the United States
Employment Service, at S3S Market
street, who had called TO seek some way
out of the difficulty under which his plant
was laboring as the result Of a scarcity Of
laborers.
women are fine workers, he said
'their spirit is beyond Teproach. they are
careful, accurate and painstaking, but
without exception, all that have come
within my experience have drawn the
line at greasy jobs'!'
Miss O'Donnell listened attentively
and then told the official thst his CON
clusions seemed little sweeping
"Well," said the latter, I'm from
Missouri-you know the rest
'The rest developed few days ago
A girl applied for work at the Wonlans
Division and was promptly given card
of introduction and as promptly started
for the plant presided over by the man
from Missouri. As promptly she was
assigned TO work as mach nists ap-
prentice The last ins tallment in this
little history is in the form Of letter
from the above me ntioned Missourian'
with reference to this girl Her aptitude
at her greasy job, he says, is such, that
in three months she will probably com
mand salary Of $50 a week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04

duet. Tuesday will give a word of chcel
10 tho President.
'1n the short campaign chat is 1ow
drawing to a close, tho Republican lead
cn hnvc not dared to raise an issue
ngninst tho conduct of the war by thf
Administration. No department of thu
Government hns been successfully as
sailed Months ago the opposition orities
in Congress sought to pick flaws in the
great war machine which has brought
glorious victories to American arms.
They failed signally. One by one their
charges Of incompetency and iDeffi-
cheney collapsed OF their own weight
ATTACKS ALL HARMLESS.
FINALLY. there remained for attack
the Aircraft Production Board Upor
it the FIRE of criticism was centred. The
President selected MIR. Charles 4. Hughes
to conduct a rigid investigation. Nc
Government inquiry was ever more
thorough. The result announced few
days ago was disappointing to those who
had hoped for public scandal.
"How different from this unexample0
record were the disclosures during the
Spanish-American warl
tIn the final hour of the campaign
certain political opportunists have seiz-
ed upon the Presidents war policies as
an object OF attack They profess fer
that the Presidents war aims will moi
result in q victorious peace. Separately
and collectively they shout, Stop him!
Stop himl' The news of the day dis
closes that the Presidents political critics
at home alone arc fearful of the succ
of his policies.
Colby S Tribute TO PRESIDENT.
Mr. Cummings closed his appeal by
quoting 'the words of Bainbridge Col
by. the brilliant Progressive member ol
the United States Shipping Board, who
in a recent address. said;
" Providence. which has always been
kind 10 the United States, has again,
in this time of need, given us a great
American to lead us in the paths Of
honor We do not want To chide him
We want 10 help him. We do not pro.
pose Ia surround HIM with critics but
rather with loyal supporters. lie needs
God knows. our help. Our country is
resolved he shall have it
WILSON'S DUTY TO WARN REPUBLIC.
at was, therefore. the plain duty Of
President Wilson to warn the people
against the danger of this government
becoming ono of factions at n time
like tins.
The President is not only the Com
Chicf of the Army and Navy
Of the United States, but is charged
with the responsibility and control Of
our diplomatic relations. While it re-
quircs the necessary vote bv the Sontt
to ratify treaties of peace, the terms
Of these treaties are negotiated by the
Executive and cannot be negotiated
otherwise II his life be spared. he and
not another. will for the next two years.
under the commission issued To him by
our people. lead the United States through
war to peace that is worth while
The terms on which he demands
peace are we'll known and generally
His appeal for the continu-
ancc of an undivided Government Is not
a reflection upon Republicans. but an
appeal to loyal men OF all parties to unite
in support OF the measures they approve.
and to see that Congress rs SO organized
rs To support these measures
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04

Vegetable Compound cured me so did
not need the operation, and am telling
all my friends about it."-Mrs. A. w.
BNzER, Black River Falls, Wis
1t is just such experiences as that Of
Mrs Binzer that has made this famous
root and herb remedy household word
from ocean to ocean. ANY woman who
suffers from inflammation, liberation,
displacements, backache, nervousness,
Irregularities or 4" the blues should
rot rest until she has given it trial,
and for special advice write Lydia E.
Pinkham Medicine Co, Lynn, Mass.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04
KAISER WONT ABDICATE
DESPITE GREAT PRESST RE

Paris. Nov. There can be no
doubt, SAWS the Temps, that great
81 ruggle Is going on around the Ger
man Emperors person between the
Influences which caused the war and
wish to MAINTAIN be old regime and the
partlsans OF a new regime. more or less
democratic, and of peace for the pur-
poss Of renaIrlng Germanv strcngth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04
TUESDAY NIGHT LIGHTL.ESS.
Newspapers May, However, Use Al
Light Necessary To Give Election Returns

The fuel administration announced To-
day that, IN accordance With advlces from,
Washington, that. while tomorrow night
will he "hghtless, n accordance with the
existing schedule. the newspapers sill be
permitted 10 use all Of the hight Necessary
70 give election returns
There are noother exceptions. however
and he "hghtle,s night must b. observed
otherwise. us heretofore
Non trx IN Ivery l.vening want adr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04

"By returning 10 General Head
quarters Emperor William seemed TO
show clearly that his supreme desire
was not TO abicatc So the Fmperor'H
rescript promises cooperation. not his
resignation But parliamentary exi-
gencies press upon him, even amid his
staff, which cxhorts him not 10 yield
Submission is not sufficient: he il sum
moncd with more or less Difference 10
resign =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04
As Spanish Influenza.

IS an exaggerated form Of Grip, Laxative
Bromo Qmnlne Tablets should be taken.
IN larger doses than are prescribed for ortii-
nary mp 4 good plan IL not to wait until
you aie sick, but prevent it by taking
Laxative Bromo Qunlne Tablets IN time
ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04
First Snow Fall In PennsyIyanis.

Wiiliamspor t. Pa. Nov 4. The FIRST
snow Of the season IN this part Of Penn
sylyania fell in Eaglesnere and yicin-
itv yesterday, when. during a storm that
was furious while it lasted, the ground
was covered 10 the depth of an inch
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04

30 cd me lIOII 81
operation, I cannot
say enough in praise
oft j suf cred from
organic troubles and
my side hurt me SO
j could hardly be up
from my bed, and /
was unable TO do my
housework. / had
the best doctors in
Eau Claire and they
wanted me to have
an operation, but
,yfiie r Piuknaul's
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04
Not in Delaware.

Where's that bottle Of scotch YOU
promised TO keep for me-,
'It wouldn't t keep Kansas City Star.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04

tor and vfre-prcsidentiAl uOuoiBee. Charles
A. TOWN. General John T.. Ciem. fretirs,1l
ne drummer bpy 81 Shiloh who vas
geant IN the United states arm 1hen only
- YEARS Of age BisO q nitrd states JEdga
a. w Atkinson ~ Tho Court ~ Claims of
Wa shinaton. and others &uxated Iron
js dispensed ~ al gf'0d druggists every
whpre.