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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-10

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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-21

The present constitution gives to the
people the power of referendum.
This Power no legislature can take away
or impair. !.
The people nom have the right under the
referendum to reject {" ratify any law passed
by the legislature. No legislature, under the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-21

From Section rs: If a referendum petition is filed against an emery.
ency measure, such measure shall be a law until voted upon by the electors.
And fl is then rejected by a majority of the votes cast thereon, it shall be
thereby repealed. Any such measure shall be submitted to the electors at
a speGal. election if so ordered by the governor, or if the referendum petit
ton filed against it shall be signed by 10000 electors at large. Such
special election shall be called by the governor, and shall be held not less
than one hundred nor more than one hundred thirty days litter the adjourn
ment Of the session of the legislature
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-21

Section 81 in Article 2. No act Of the legislative assembly shall take
effect until July 1st after the close of the session, unless the legislature by
avote of two-thirds Of the members present and voting, in each house, shall
declare it an emergency measure, which declaration shall be set forth in the
act, provided, however, that no act granting a franchise OF special privilege,
or act creating any vested right or interest other than in the state, shall be
declared an emergency measure. An emergency measure shall take effect
and be in force from and after its passage and approval by the governor.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-21

present constitution, can thwart the people by
declaring an emerg ency to exist.
Do you want to let 60 of this power and
give it to the politicians?
The constitutional amendments, now be-
fore the people, propose to take this right
from the voters.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-05-30
NOTES GATHERED AT MEADE,
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE
%" McNichols Satisfactorily Establishes
His Identity Several Popular Officers
Transferred 'Talfest Me-" In
Glass by. Themselves.

ing to Fred Green from b, 27th En-
gineers. said out loud: 1.-The soldiers
pay the bill after it's over" Let us
hope it's not So
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-05-30
STAR VAUDEVILLE AT G-Y
Hen Of the 313th Infantry Present
Program Equal to Best Ever.

On Thursday evening the men of the
3lsth Infantry presented an all-star
vaudeville thow equal to any ever
given in any Of the big vaudeville
houses.
Every man in the audience, which
crowded the auditorium, realized from
the minute the unsurpassed Peraino
Jaxx Band started the opening overture
that there was a real treat in store for
them.
The first number on the bill was a
bone sCao,--by Private Craner of Com
many C. He showed unusual ability,
and convinced the audience that even
bones in the hands of e skilled artist
can be made to produce sweet music.
This was followed by Private John
WiEburne OF Company c. whose beau
tiful tenor solo was greatly appreciated
nv the critical music lovers present.
Private Homer Bible Of brigade head
quarters added a dramatic touch in his
Rotations, and proved that the S13th
IL composed Of artists in every line
Private Charles Murray Of Company
G was at ais best in popular songs, and
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-05-30

scored a tremendous hit by rendering
The Last Long Mile"
Perhaps the most unique feature Of
the bill was the tricks of the mys-
terious Polly of Company E. Polly is
a magician of the first caliber. He per-
forms his stunts with all of the alert
ness and agility Of a KeNar. He has line
of droll talk that liz probably surpassed
only by an Eddie Foy or De Wolfe
Hopper. Polly does fun credit to the
National Conj6rers' Association of New
York, an organization of professional
magicians, of which he is a member.
The last number on the bill was
Private Emil Gremlich of Company l.
who pleased all with his character
songs. Grenalich is, without doubt, the
Henry Lewis Of the 313th Infantry. His
rendition of Spanish Joe win long be
remembered by all who were fortunate
enough to hear it.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-05-30

ing to Fred Green from b, 27th En-
gineers. said out loud: The soldiers
pay the bill after it's over" Let us
hope it's not So
Massey. in e, -3lOth F. A., whose
father fought for the north and uncle
Tor the south. having come from the
eastern shore. Maryland. says friend
OF his remarked the other day:
THESE 310th boys do not feel COM
Portable at night unless they have O
pick and shovel under their beds.
They want TO have them ready for
the morning"
Boys around -l6lth ARTILLERY brigade
headquarters were glad to- hear about
Maj. Taylor's promotion to lieutenant
colonel and gladder still to hear that he
would remain on Gen. HERDS star un-
der the new rule permitting an Of
fcer of that rank to serve as stan
+ Quinn. who used to manage the
eats" In Supply Company, 311th Field
Artillery, 10 now first class quarter
regiment. Salute with both hands,
gentlemen! Kurtz, under the change.
becomes mess sergeant at Supply, but
sometimes is movie operator at ''O' Y.
One of the best newspaper men In
Baltimore to be added TO the roster
Of the 313th Infantry is Conway, who
served on the Sun and American. He
ought to SCOOP up the Germans after
that experiences,
Secretary Wilson has uncovered a
new song leader. in N block. His
name is Young and he comes from
Ohio. But the lads up therein the
woods and pear trees just naturally
MARBLE anyway.
~.
In the buildings flowers only come
when they are grown by the. secre-
taries. In the hostess house Miss True
man and her friends have them sent to
them. -
Hoddinott, wholesale man.. In the
Meade post Office, has the reputation
of never making an errof-and he's
and quarters. Sort Of an eye like an
eagles.
Lieut.. Afillercf The Depot Brigade.
on duty at the divisional school of
arms, vas a classmate OF Aviator
20" Y, at Western Theological Semi
nary. Three OF that class of divinity
Students are now lieutenants In the
Army
Even Col Rogers OF the military
the Hostess House Thursday night
r that very hot night. 1t wasno night
for hot chocolate.
Avery. late ofNthA at Camp Dix,
is now o. IT. s. here. Among the other
students are Frederick s. Cooper OF
Rome, Ca, and Winn OF Kentucky.
both 1919 men at Princeton. They
furnished the information that the
aviation school at Princeton is not
a part OF the university. but simply
a government school attached to the
institution.
CAPT Scott of division headquar-
tiers has the Ford record from Balti-
more to the Tower ION -the-Hill. He
covered it from Fayette and Park
Tuesday morning in thirty-five minutes
Pretty fair for eighteen miles, with
many holes and ruts to encounter
Lieut.. Paul Nelson, dental officer of
the 312th Field Artillery, formerly of
North East. Pa, discovered an old
friepd in Secretary Plummer r. Har.
veE religious man at 20" Y. Both
are good pluggers.
Battery A. 310th Field Artillery. has
the Only first sergeant in Meade, only
that is not the only reason that he is
not first sergeant in name only, afs
though his name Is only Only.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-05-30
Battery D Wins, 0 to 4.

The effective pitching Of Burk, the
Kontir. Sweeney and Giidea made VIC
tory easy for the Battery d team, 311th
F. A., over the team of the Supply
Company, 311th, the score being to 4.
The boys on the Battery D team in
clude Abitfeld, Hughes, YeselskI, Pc
trilla, Kontir, Orygzdoiak, Sweeney,
Gildea, Burke. The lineup Of the
Supply team liz composed OF Harring-
ton. Brown, McGraw, McAloon, Nc
Intyre, Kelley, Reese, Daubert, Johnson.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-05-30
Three Little Camp Stories.

At a banquet given by one of the
companies of the 315th Regiment all
the officers did their bit by giving a
little speech, but one. when he was
called upon, said. Il didn't come here
to speak, but to eat"
There was a question of the proper
observance of the rules and regula-
tions of the Army on one of the tours
of guard duty. so the officer, of the
day and the commander of the guard
looked into every book and found
they had not committed any viola
tion. The commander Of the guard
returned to the guardhouse and said.
I'VE looked into every book Of
authority and asked higher officers,
and even looked into the Scriptures,
so we can't be wrong"
One oficer, after being on a hard
day wit hl1is men. said. 1.-THE End Of a
Perfect Day-digmissed."
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-05-30

Joe McNichol, son OF the late re-
publican boss Of Philadelphia,
walked into 20" Y not long ago.
The Y man asked IL he belonged to
the famous democratic family Of that
name. Joe said there were not many
such animals in the Pennsylvania me-
tropolis. Then. by y-of continuing
the conversation. the duestioner asked:
"Are you by any chance related to SEN
ator McNichol?'
Yes said Joe. -''he's my, father.',
Joe used to be in the 310th, F. A.
He's now O. T. S.
Fighting for Peace" a wonderful
exposure Of the German cruelty sys-
tenn, by Former Minister Henry Van
Dyke. is one of the favorite books
of Winstead. C. 2Sth Engineers. This
western lad says it makes you feel
like you've got something to fight
for!
neers"-Lewis. who made the first ex-
ploration of the state OF Washington
John Lewis OF c, 2Sth Engineers. is one
of the most modest chaps in camp. yet
behind him Is the blood of a man who
knew no fear Of the forest or river
and. who braved winds and storms
and wild animals for his country's
sake. Wen hear from Jack, yet!
Watch!
Capt. John White of the NJ. P.'s is
Baltimorean. A doughty little fellow,
the captain has won the admiration of
his superiors and few think more Of him
: than does Col. Rogers, his commander.
The only Pennsylvania in Meade
who has learned to talk like Mary
land eastern -sho. man is-- In bar. r. A. :
310th r. A., who claims q home In
Wayne county He Is lean and ianky
and has the drawl.
In the transfer of Lieut.: A. n. Carl
son, A. 311th F. A., 70 f Of the same
regiment 1t is hard to tell who suf-
fers more. he or Castolucei of "A.
They are great friendss The popular
ofiicer hated to leave kfs old command
whaf ane fellows they were.
IT is no reflection on the .Baltimo-
reaps in the 313tb Infantry to have
Brady. q. Philadelphia. man. rs Peri
mental sergeant major. He's just the
right man for the place, the boys like
him and the colonel, too. so there's
nothing to It. :" ~ 1t
The north and the south are repre-
scented in the tallest man contest in c,
2Sth Engineers. where Corp. Cad9er
of Connecticut is pitted against Ha-
ney of Kentucky. Cadger has 1t by a
third OF an inch, his height being 6
feet 31-3. And there are plenty of
white hopes up there. too
In the transre- Of Capt. Baldwin
Goodwin and Lieuts. Barry, Tyree,
Simpson and Bradheer of the 31-th
f. A. to Camp Jackson for early SER
vice at the font TIE boys here lose
some mighty fine officers. As to dane
ing, theysay that Barry was the
"champeen" Of Meade. But he's mar
ried girls--he's wed.
This King lad that the 313th Jnfan-
try worksNso much in it's ball games
was formerly box performer for
Frederick when that team won the
championship OF the Blue Ridge
League And he has not forgotten the
curves.
Ti~''e says he does not mind being
oTde- " tn the officers IN the lot Pat
taliop, 311th r. A. In fact he likes it.
A distinguished speaker was lee
turing in 20" On "Who Pays the
War Bills" when one soldier, accord
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-05-30

A gold watch lost on the assault
course Of the s1eth Infantry was found
by Private Papagelf and returned, to
the agent at the W., b. & A. station
The watch belonged to Miss Mabel
Crosse Of Philadelphia.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-05-30

nerve-but when, a guy is mean
enough to. write to your best girl and
then bum you for stamps to mail the
letter, i claim he inherits the pas
try.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-05-30

Sammy-How- do you manage to get
on so well with the French girls when
you can't speak abe lingo?
Jackie-Y0u're dead slow. Can't We
kiss girl without a dictionary?
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-05-30

Battery A. 3iOth Field Artillery, has
the Only first sergeant in Meade, only
that is not the only reason that he is
not first sergeant in name only, ar.
though his name Is only Only
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-05-30

Lieut.. Paul Nelson, dental officer of
the 312th Field Artillery, formerly of
North East. Pa, discovered an old
friepd in Secretary Plummer r. Har.
veT religious man at 'O' Y. Both
are good pluggers.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-05-30

Cart Scott of division headquar-
tiers has the Ford record from Balti-
more to the Tower ION -the-Hill. He
Tuesday morning in thirty-five minutes.
Pretty fair for eighteen miles, with
many holes and ruts to encounter.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-09

% IT. r. pumping plant. AbundanCe of river water for irrigation; foot lift This land is rich silt foam sub-irri- gated. Will grow large crops of all kinds. 120 acres ready for blowing
 Am too old to handle. I am going to sign it away for $50 per acre. See me at once. Inquire MT. Edwards 1904 w
 Washington St. It
Arizona republican., 1918-10-09
Lulther lBans@alims

room frame, $500. s4OO cash.-7S. 3 room brick. with two large screen -57.
 5 room pebble dash at s265O. Only two blocks from car line.-75 A beautiful home in the best part of city. Owner leaving city and must sell $55O0.
 A neat country home at $500. S7O0 cash.-S2. A five room brick, never occupied at 5000. $500 cash.-SS. Two houses furnished, s25 and s35 respectively. For cotton and alfalfa land.
 See Eugene McDaniel
 LUTHER REALTY co. no N. Center Phone 170s
 It
Arizona republican., 1918-10-09
Getsin@er Bargains

Some more bargains today, each in- dividual bargain has been inspected by us personally-all details have been worked out by us. Hence we only have one price, one list, one term to all, in other words our business is handled upon the mahogany.
 40 ACRES, Southern Ave, fair inn provements, good fence, small house good water rights, good cotton land only s1500.O0 cash, balance easy.
 20 ACRES-On car line. 10 acres in fruit that paid $3S5O.OO this year. Also 10 acres in perfect stand alfalfa. Good well, tank, barns, broom with bath. price low-only $1500.00 cash, balance easy.
 10 ACRES-On Glendale Avenue, F mile off paved Central. Good house, well, all in orchard, can be had for S100OOO cash, balance monthly or year. ly. Price is only S6000.00.
 10 ACRES-Highly improved, 6- room frame house, well, pump, large tank, water piped everywhere, barns, garage. fenced woven wire. etc. See this bargain, $100O.0O cash, balance any way you want it, or would trade for good home in city.
 so ACRES-2 miles of Tolleson, as fine cotton land as in valley,.good new 4-room house. A water, want to trade for a good house in town.
 SEE NEBLETT WITH
 B. w. GETSINGER
 Is East Adams. Phone 15S6 bh
Arizona republican., 1918-10-09
For Sale-HouSes


 FOR SALE By non- resident. 6 room modern house on North First street. The owner will be in town We'd nesday and Thursday this week and can be found by calling Room 622, lief terson Hotel r
 A SIX-ROOM house on Lynwood street. Phone 3274
 FOR RENT OR SALE-40 or 50 acres , miles out of Phoenix, F to school; terms. Jake Nanderwalker, R. F. D. No. 4. Phoenix bb
 FOR SALE-Modern brick house, northeast part. s225O. Terms $500 cash. See GROOM, 33 N. 1st Ave.
 For sale-Modern house and full acres, South Central Ave, close in. Price is 5000; terms so any one can buy. It's dandy. See GROOM, Own CT, 33 N. First Ave. bs
Arizona republican., 1918-10-09

Is East Adams. Phone 15S6
Arizona republican., 1918-10-09
Never Again

Will you have the opportunity to buy so acres of Al soil and water on the car line between Phoenix and Glendale for s19o per acre. Might di- vide. An absent owner is the reason $500 to $500 land all around it. Terms too. Davie Realty Co.,, 126 x. Central.
 1t GOOD INVESTMENTS Fine level 160 acres in Paradise val lev. Patented land. $S-50 per acre which is one third of its present value.
 ALSO
 Extra fine 160 acre relinquishment, in Paradise Valley. Only s700. These are both money making investments and must be seen to be appreciated. EXCLUSIVE WITH FRED A. DIBBLE
 11S x. 1ST AVE.
 WITH GRIFFIN ALONE
 PHONE 1893 bg
Arizona republican., 1918-10-09
Lsulfa@gs Bar@ains

so Acres, close to Phoenix good D. room plastered house, corrals and barn. No better soil on earth. Can give immediate possession. Price S16,00O. Cash 5000. This is one of the best buys ever offered by this firm.
 SEE DOWDING
 WITH LUTHER REALTY co. no North Central Phone 170S It
Arizona republican., 1918-10-09
Auctions
'1'''1'""-NNN-NN~~~@-N~.~~.~~-~NN
PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE
 THURSDAY. OCT. 10. E miles northwest of Glendale on Grand Ave. ] mile southeast of Peoria on fhe F. W. Latimer ranch. COMMENCING AT II O'CLOCK ..
 vll sell at auction the following stock and property:
 .t carefully selected Holstein dairy cows. young cows, fresh and coming frcsh
 g head Of eve sheep, bred to register ta male, I SOW and pigs.
 Farming implements: I McCor- mick mower; 1 hay rake; i four horse disc. ! four horse disc blow; 1 walk ing blow, ! grindstone; 1 set of work harness. l set of single harness and rUu cotton wood posts; extra good Remember the place and date. Lots C. shade
 FREE LUNCH AT NOON.
 Terms Of sale: All sums of $10O and under cash; over that amount a credit Of six months will be given, Durchaser giving approved 10 per cent note. Two per cent off for cash.
 P. W. LATIMER, OWNER
 C. O. McMurtry. Auctioneer.
 T. ~ En1fapd C1prlf bS
Arizona republican., 1918-10-09

FOR SALE
 $40O0. Groom pebble dash house. screen porches; strictly modern; lot 50X137: owner must sell. See us about the terms. We know the house will suit you. Brought & Willard, 13O N. Central. Phone 1853. r
Arizona republican., 1918-10-09
For Sale-Real Estate

FOR SALE-Cheap, a great bargain business lot on Van Buren St, near P. O. See Plank 15 E. Adams. It
Arizona republican., 1918-10-09
SALE

TOR SALE
 tH acrcs. 65 acres SO acres, 120 rlres These are an choice properties being -A-1' land and "A" water. and hsrEairs. Brought X Willard. 130 N. Central Ave. Phone l353. r|
 FOR SALE
 fso acres near Caliente Springs, good irrri land. a loamy gravelly soil in fro-tlces country, plenty of water for irHrafiou at 70 Co DO feet. This is good buy at sS75. $500 cash, balance .n 1S annual payments at per cent.
 A section. four miles from the Gila uNcr has good in. well 73 1t. to water. Nice level land. Would be a -oHd h0adQuarter ranch for a small bunch or cattle. Price S2550. sS00.00 eash. balance in 3S annual payments at s per cent.
 232o acres. rich. loamy silty soil. Ex- frt good land for growing cotton, al- fa'fa. etc. A good tract to develop by pumping irrigation, water plane 20 1t. and under. lt can be had cheap.
 J. C. DOZENS
 -o9 National Bank of Arizona Bldg.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-09

FOR SALE-13 acre ranch, fenced and cross fenced. ditched all around, two room frame house, well, good shade, Al water, right in New State Corral Ten acres under cultivation. J. W. Coleman, R. r. D. 1. Tolleson, Ariz. 3 F. miles due south of Tolleson.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-09
For Rent=HouSes

FOR RENT IN TEMPE-Good six room house, bath, large sleeping porch, fine shade, barn, stable, chicken houses with about 212 acres; orchard, (fine bearing) pasture, vegetable, ca 400. 300 fine fruit trees and choice grape vines. Four blocks from Normal School, one block from store and bakery, F mile from Armour's Creamery. Apply to Owner. John Schoshusen, Box Al, R. R. ,. Tempe, Ariz It
Arizona republican., 1918-10-09
FOR SALE
FOR SALE BY OWNER

-2 acres of land, 14 acres in maize. as unc as any in the valley. Balance n alfalfa. Best land in the state. New house. new garage, good well and puinp, modern outside buildings. Will sell crop and aiL "a mile from paved street on enud AVc.
 PHONE 21R3
 MARTIN n. ANDERSON III
Arizona republican., 1918-10-09
For Sale-Automobiles
1918 ODdsnaobile ''@''

Seven passenger car, completely overhauled mechanical condition guar anteed. Complete with plate glass back in the top. Extra tire. Best buy of the season. Terms if desired.
 ARIZONA MOTOR SALES co,
 247 N. First St. Cor. Van Buren.
 Phone 1701 if
Arizona republican., 1918-10-09
Chandeliers Best lRuyv

l60 acres all fenced; so acres under woven wire; very fine sandy loam soil. Plenty of shade lots of fruit; two good houses; some alfalfa and soudan grass. Two good teams, and two milk cows. farming implements of all de- scription. Practically all new; this has one of the best pumping plants in the country; the machinery is first class, with an ineXhaustable supply of the very finest water; located 3 miles from the Southwest Cotton Co.'S cotton fields. Price $100 per acre, including everything on the place. Exclusively with J. L. Entrekin, Chandler, Ari- zona. bs
Arizona republican., 1918-10-09
For Sale Miscellaneous
REPUBLICAN,

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
 I must raise in 30 days. s5O,0OO. One half for bonds, one-half for purchasing goods Hear ye, Hear vel Hear Ye, The Ford Stores are now open-Yes and the stock is for sale. Others get in the draft: 'I get in the soup" my creditors are ramtankerous, I am so- licitous: I have an immense stock of all grades of goods, and I keep every thing. Furniture, sew machines. cash registers, scales, guns, musical instru- ments, hardware, crockery, stoves, ranges,-any d. thing you can con- ceive or think of. Ford's Stores. 220- PA P: Wash. Phone 1716. If FOR SALE-Stewart bicycle and one large bath room mirror. Phone Arm strong. 1921.
 PIANOS, PLAYERS and phono- graphs. Will give you liberal allow ance on your old piano or player on a new piano, player or photograph. Bal ance easy terms. Kerr and Smalley Music Co.,, IA W. Washington. Phone 30S6 If
 DE LAVAL SEPARATOR, perfect condition, works clean, cheap, for quick sale. We want furniture, cloth ing, shoes, harness or anything of value. Phone 3093. c. H. Price Auc- ton Go. blk
 FOR SALE-Good scales, Stempson Computing make, good wood counter, also ice cream wagon. 715 South 9th Avenue. bs FOR SALE-One Reliable gas range good as new. Call 320 No. 3rd Ave. bb
 IRON SAFE for sale. Telephone 1545. r
 LIGHT and heavy wagons; also Fresnos and water troughs at old Tis dale corral, Grand ave. O'Brien & Me- Grath bp
 FOR SALE-Fully equipped garage and gas station; good location; doing good business; Good reason for sell- ing. Box 19J, Republican. bd
 ALFALFA SEED, new crop, famous Buckeye valley seed free, from John son Grass. Phone 59R21, Buckeye. bd
 FOR -Sandusky Tractors and a complete line of parts. Phoe- nix Motor Co. Phone 1406. PAS N. 1st St. If | PIANO BARGAINS-Pianos taken in exchange. Edison photographs for sale, cheap. Come and see them. | Taverner Music Co.,, 209 West Wash ington. If
 MY ENTIRE STOCK OF FURNI- TURF must go at one as I am in the draft; good piano, cheap roll top desks, dressers, stoves, wood and coal and oil: tables, rockers, beds, mat treses, sewing machines, all makes. At a bargain. AZ piece dinner sets at S7.75 while they last. New and Second Hand Co, 327 w. Washington St If
 ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANER i'm perfect working order. A bargain. S31 W. Washington. ii
 FOR SALE-12 H. P. gas engine will trade for Ford or team of mules H. E. Heller, ? miles west Marinette
 bs
 FOR SALE-A 3-foot bed springs and mattress, like new. Phone S423
 bs A SWEET TONED, high grade lovely piano for s150.00 at Ford Stores Guaranteed by Harry Lythans, Phoe nix Musical Expert. Phone 1776. Ford: Stores. 220-4 E. Wash. t
 FOR SALE-Machinery and propert, of Phoenix Bedding company. Inquir room 3, Monihon Bldg. Phone 1869.