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Arizona republican., 1918-10-27
Best F arnaing lPropos
 Si&i0m In Arizona
PROPERTY

320 acres of land, all inclosed by rab- bit fence and three strains of barb wire above; 150 acres in actual cultivation, 65 acres being in Irish potatoes that will yield s20.000 at a cost of 5000; 35 acres alfalfa; 50 acres milo maize. All of cultivated land under irrigation and land not under cultivation subject to irrigation without further expense.
 10 head of fine horses in first class condition; ? milch cows; modern farm ing machinery and equipment, includ- ing two potato diggers and half in terest in threshing machine. wagons, l O00-gal. oil tank (Wagon). Enough feedstuffs to feed all live stock next year to make crop.
 IRRIGATION
 This land is located in Nhe famous artesian belt of Arizona on public road and has four deep flowing artesian wells flowing 750, 450, 250 and 150 gall Ions per minute. Four large tanks are used as reservoirs. In addition a fine pumping plant is used when a great deal of irrigation is to be done furnish ing 1000 gallons per minute. The pump. gas engine, farm machinery and equip ment are easily worth sS,000.
 HOUSES
 One five room house, walls papered. with sleeping porch and cellar. barns and one adobe potato house built ac- cording to government specifications and cost s700.00.
 PRICE
 s100.00 per acre or sS2,000 under the following terms: s1000o cash. purchas CT assumes a loan of s4,0o0 due in 15 years: s4OO0 due in three years and the balance due in five annual payments with per cent interest. REASON FOR SELLING Owners are old and desire to move to town.
 BILLIE B. BUSH. Attorney, Tucson, Arizona Il
Arizona republican., 1918-10-27
Two Good Eighties

80 acres of fine sandy loam. fenced and cross-fenced in woven wire; fair house, good well, wind mill and tank, barn, family orchard; 60 acres of very choice alfalfa; this is a fine hay and dairy ranch, and the PRICE is only s231.50 per acre. TERMS
 so acres two and one-half miles east of Glendale; two good houses; fenced and cross-fenced in many fields: 40 acres of good alfalfa, with barley sown: 40 acres for grain or fine canta loupes: ground the kind that rents for $40 per acre for s months. and then SEQ. for a maize or corn crop. The price of this is only s237.50 per acre not less than s6.000 cash. dp
Arizona republican., 1918-10-27
HOUSE
Choose Your [HI@Rne For lPhoemix Cliianate

High ceilinsg, screening vines, prop erly spaced shade trees make a home that fits the climate. Five room. solid brick, screen veranda, screen pergola, dry cool cellar, outhouse: also garden screened chicken yards, fruit trees. grape and ornamental vines, flowers and lawn. Title clear, taxes and insur- ance paid. 5000 will handle. Will take half in Liberty bonds. See the owner on the property, 2118 West Monroe street, one block from car line. 13bg
Arizona republican., 1918-10-27
For Sale-Real Estate
Must Sell

ID acres within the next week or lose the opportunity to longer offer the best l0 acres for the money in the valley. U IS less than miles from corner of "ashlngton and Center; fine sandy ioarn, good house. well, barn and fenc- lng' iots shade, some fruit, and not s5.- eoo, as you would deserve to pay, but S35O0.00. mostly cash.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-27
A Real Home

Groom brick. pebble dash, all mod ern in every way; just west of town, this side of capitol. You can save $500 by buying this house this week. Bolin Realty Co., 1l9 N. I'd Ave. Phone 410S
Arizona republican., 1918-10-27

FOR SALE-S-room brick house very close in; can be used by two fami- lies; two kitchens, lots of shade and porches; walking distance. Renting for $40 per month. Price S4,500. $500 cash, balance long time. Owner, 227 W. Monroe St. It
Arizona republican., 1918-10-27
NOTICE Cotton Growers

EVERY INDICATION POINTS TO PEACE BEING NEAR. WALL STREET BROKERS ARE OFFERING ODDS THAT NOT A GUN WILL BE FIRED BY CHRISTMAS. DO YOU REALIZE WHAT THIS MEANS TO THE COTTON MARKET WHEN EASTERN MILLS AND TIRE FAC TORIES ARE AGAIN ABLE TO OC- CUPY THEIR PLANTS WHICH NOW ARE LARGELY IN USE BY THE GOVERNMENT? IT MEANS AN IMMEDIATE AND ACTIVE DE- MAND AND THAT MEANS A HIGH PRICE FOR YOUR PRODUCT. NOW IS THE TIME TO SECURE YOUR LAND FOR NEXT SEASON, AND WE HAVE THE CHOICEST OF cor TON LANDS EITHER FOR LEASE OR FOR SALE AT PRICES THAT WILL LOOK CHEAP IN 60 DAYS FROM NOW. OUR AUTOS ARE AT YOUR SERVICE.
 DAVE REALTY co.
 126 N. CENTRAL. PHONE 3599. It
Arizona republican., 1918-10-27
Framklila ID. Lame

6 West Adams. Phone 1234. dp
 BEST HOME BUYS Dandy Groom modern house on corner lot, 60x20O, s2,2O0. Terms. Furnished 3-room bungalow, near capitol, $1,250. Terms.
 , rooms and screen rooms on N. Fifth avenue, s4,500. Terms.
 HOLT REALTY co
 3 West Adams dp
Arizona republican., 1918-10-27
For Sale-Real Estate Square Deals s''

70 acres, close to Glendale: fine soil. N water. good house. old shade: g acres cotton, on corner of section. Land and crop, Si750; crop will make at least Si.50o. Easy terms-No. POT.
 90 acres well improved; A water fcuced, fine soil. on car line, well of soft water, supply tank, engine, water in house and several places in barn. ward. Q grain houses. owner going to BERLIN and says. Sell it-A snap.
 4o-No improvements. but is all in a \ fine crop of maize that goes to the Auyer. an for S260 per acre: A water and fine soil. \. W.-No. POS.
 S0-An fine stand young alfalfa: fenced into 20-acre fields with new cedar posts: fine soil; a new Groom modern plastered house, built-in fea- tunes. fine porches. deep well, engine, supply tank. milk house. COW barn. hay shed. perfect irrigation. Only S3l5.0 pcr acre.-No. 2O6.
 Win trade for 8 good 40.
 SALT RIVER VALLEY REALTY co.
 l5 W. Adams. Phone 1997 dp
Arizona republican., 1918-10-27
8 Suburban Homes

Extra nice places. Modern in every respect. Located convenient to Os- born school and street car line. You cannot make a mistake on either one of them. Prices. $465O-S50O0. Which one will you have?
 TOLLESON LAND & CATTLE co.
 los NORTH CENTRAL AVE. dn
 FOR SALE - Modern furnished home, good for double house. Garage. Phone owner 126J2. dp
 THREE ROOM cottage for sale, s1,200 electric lights, sheds. fruit trees and garden, nice lawn. s350 cash, balance like rent. 1642 E. Monroe. It
Arizona republican., 1918-10-27
Square Deals S''

5-room modern house. small busi- ness house on front of lot, equipped for an up-to-date barber shop; hot and cold water, baths. screen sleeping rooms, fine shade, large screen room house on rear of lot that will rent. Owner is now renting house at pres ent for over $50 per month We will sell this for $500, and will take a GOOD car in on first payment.-No. 211
 houses on 1OO-ft. lot. NE; fire shad fruit. screen rooms and porches. A snap for $2100.-No. POI.
 Cement block house on N. 7th Ave. Modern, high, cool ceilings, fireplace, built-in features. large porches, large lot, fine old shade, garage. A bargain. On easy terms.
 SALT RIVER VALLEY REALTY co.
 " W. Adams Phone 1897 dn
Arizona republican., 1918-10-27

BUNGALOW. completely furnished, in beautiful spot in the hills near Phoe- nix. Milder winter, no irrigation, no wind storms, large living room with open fireplace. Large screened front porch, two screened sleeping porches with dressing compartments, bath, running water, kitchen, fuel free Ideal for healthseeker or nurse with a few patients. No sick in community. Ad- dress R. J. R., Republican. dr
Arizona republican., 1918-10-27
WHO WANTS A HOUSE

Am leaving Phoenix Monday and must sell my new modern, broom bun galow, with sleeping porch, at some price, either cash or easy payments. Contains cabinet, kitchen buffet, writ ing desk, book case, hot and cold water, laundry trays, electric fixtures, garage, cement walks and plenty of shade. Located on car line, corner Of North Fifth Ave, and West Mckinley, St. Hundreds of dollars can be saved by taking advantage of this proposi- tion. Will be on the premises this af- ternoon and can be found at the Ven dome hotel at other times. Wm. Shaw, Owner. it
Arizona republican., 1918-10-27
For Sale-Real Estate

2 ACRES Groom house, right in Glendale. 250 fruit trees and grapes; all modern and improved.
 BOLIN REALTY co.
 119 N. Second Ave dp BARGAIN-120 acres in Paradise irrigation district; house and well. H. A. Varga. 12S S. Center. lid
Arizona republican., 1918-10-27
Auctions
PUBLIC SALE COWS - MILK COWS
NN>sNSN~

COWS - MILK COWS
 WEDNESDAY. OCT. 30TH.
 Having leased our farm We are forced Go dispose of all our stock. we will therefore offer at auction at the corral on the Base Line miles east of Center St. miles west of the Date Orchard. near Naqui town, or ? miles south of Double Buttcs,
 All our family COWS consisting of high testing Holstein and grade Guern- cys We do not claim these to be the best COWS in Arizona but they are all -ood hgttcrilt producers and money making animals. They are desirable, -cntlc COWS. As there is nothing that goes SO far toward the upkeep of your able as milk and it's products after buying a Liberty bond there is nothing more profitable than a COW.
 Come and Inspect and Satisfy Your self
Arizona republican., 1918-10-27

FINE ORANGE GROVE
 Located on North Center street about ! miles from Phoenix. 10 acres old bearing trees, acres young trees and balance of ranch 25 acres planted to cotton and kafir corn. Large, modern house with electricity and water in the house, electric pump, houses for workmen, etc. This makes fine home for a man that likes the best. If inter- ested see
 B. w. DODT
 315 w. WASHINGTON. ST. 1t
Arizona republican., 1918-10-27
Special Buys

, acres adjoining the city limits Glendale: half bearing fruit; bungalow. 20 acres on Glendale car line; half fruit. Exceptional buy.
 80 acres. s212.50 per acre; northwest of Phoenix. SEE THIS.
 See dp
 II. W. FLICKTNGER
Arizona republican., 1918-10-27
Square Deals

LEASES S0-Fine cantaloup land, fine "A" water. cotton or maize land. Three miles from Glendale. From l to 5 years. S0-Well improved, fine land, "A' wa ter; for anything you want to grow; Az miles from Glendale. Lease.
 3S0 acres-We will divide this and lease you a part of it, or we will sell 1t to you for the price you pay for lease on most this land. SALT RIVER VALLEY REALTY co. r W. Adams. Phone 1897. dp
 40 ACRES ALFALFA Improved; in good shape; house, well, fenced; excellent stand alfalfa; miles from loading station; permanent water. Price $225 per acre; $3,000 cash.
 BUNTMAN 2 KELLOGG,
 w. ADAMS ST. +
Arizona republican., 1918-10-27

ROOM HOUSE on 114 acres ground; well improved, desirable loca- ton, near car lines; priced right for quick sale. Terms Phone 3712. dr
 CASA GRANDE VALLEY
 LOOK IT OVER NOW
 We can show you bumper crops. Successful pumping plants. Splendid level land at the price of ordinary rent. If you want a farm or a safe, prof itable investment come to us. We have patented land, state land and relin quishments, stock ranges. Our prices are lowest and we can arrange terms. For straight facts and the owners price, see the
 $. C. MILLER COMPANY
 % N 1st Ave Creighton Bldg If
Arizona republican., 1918-10-27
w. J. Burns 31 N. list Ave,

FOR SALE BY OWNER % acres of land. IA acres in maize, as fine as any in the valley. Balance in alfalfa. Best land in the state. New house, new garage. good well and pump, modern outside buildings. Will sell crop and all. 24 mile from paved street on Grand Ave.
 PHONE FIRE MARTIN H. ANDERSON Ill
Arizona republican., 1918-10-27
For Sale-Real Estate AMaMa Knee Deep

FOR SALE PASTURE-40 acres. % Johnson grass, 20 Johnson grass and maize. ready to turn in on; want not less than 100 cattle. Phone 2o5J4.
 1t
Arizona republican., 1918-10-27

FOR SALE-White enameled bassi- et Phone 3135. 1t
Arizona republican., 1918-10-27
For Sale Miscellaneous

IF YOU can buy an $S5 Singer or White sewing machine for S20 and s25 how about it? If you can buy S125 typewriter for $35 and s40-how about it? Fools pass such bargains by. Don't you do it. Ford's Stores, 220 and 224 E. Washington st. Phone 1776 If
Arizona republican., 1918-10-27

COTTONWOOD DELIVERED-315 South 9th Street. Phone S229. 11-dd
 FOR SALE-A 1 + natural oak closet seat, SIPS. Geo. Hageman, corner Sec Ond and Adams. dn
Arizona republican., 1918-10-27

GOOD bicycle for sale at a bargain Call at 320 N. Fifth ave. dp
New Britain herald., 1918-05-17
Hun PINS HOPE TO
PROGRAM OF TERROR
-uPdeGiDg Women and Children
in Campaign Of FrightfulnesS

Fenry T. Dawson, chairman of the
E.2r Council of the American Red
ross. returned to New York yester-
lay after two and one-half months
spent in surveying the work of the
organization in England, France and
I>a}..
Mar. Dawson had little to say Of the
lrarN situation, but Of the "devilish
%,n Of terrorism in France and Italy,
mind which Germany is just now
attng her every energy, he spoke
With angry emphasis. Of the courage
TI>h which this campaign is being met
11d of the incalculable service the
Itcd Cross is rendering in com bat
ing it, he spoke with enthusiasm.
This war" said Mr.. Dawson at his
i.ome, 600 Park avenue, lis still in a
cry serious stage. It's outcome, new
@rtheless, is sure-we shall win, al
dough what may come in the mean
lime no one can foretell But our con-
iidehce must be based upon deter
aimed effort and willingness on the
rart of every man and woman to do
his part.
Our soldiers as they arrive in
France are showing the most wonder
ful spirit. They go into action with a
dash and bravery which is the talk of
all Europe But the price that will
have to be paid for victory will be
very heavy, and it will be some time
before our boys can become as effec-
tive as they must be to help France
Italy, Great Britain and Belgium win
the victory which must be won.
The outstanding feature of Ger
man method at the present time is
the effort to terrorize the women,
children and old men at home While
the German troops are making their
drive on the front airplanes are
bombing, nearly every night towns
behind the lines, with the deliberate
and declared purpose of terrorizing
civilians.
The purpose of this fight behind
the lines is to break down the morale
of the civil population to such a point
that they will importune their gov
ernments for peace.
1t is the most dastardly, UPRIGHT
eous, cruel and devilish plan which
could be conceived.
1t is based upon the theory that
the killing of four children out of five
VIII induce the mother to implore her
government to have the war stopped
that her fifth child may live. It IS
carried on from the English Channel
to the Swiss border, and from the
Swiss border to the Adriatic, and has
resulted IN the murder and manning
Of thousands of women and children
! and the driving of hundreds Of thou
New Britain herald., 1918-05-17
ATTENTION MOTHERS.
Those With Sons in Service Invited to
March.

There seems to be some misunder-
standing in regard to the Mothers
Division in tomorrow's big Red Cross
parade. This division is for the
mothers Of all sons in the service.
It makes no difference whether the
boy is in the army or in the navy or
whether he is here, Or lover there
Any mother having a son in the serv-
ice is invited to march in this divi-
sion. Some have thought that it was
only for mothers having sons in
France and others that it was for
mothers having sons in the army.
To make it clear, it is now emphat-
ically stated that the invitation is
New Britain herald., 1918-05-17
SCHOOL GIRL DIES,
Miss Hanson, Member of Class of
1918, Grammar School.

Miss Vera Maria Hanson, tho IA
year-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Sven ?. Hanson of 81 Lyon street,
died shortly after midnight last night,
after a long illness. Miss Hanson
was a member Of the graduating
class in the Central Grammar school
next June. Her father is a local
druggist and is well known.
The funeral will be held at /
o'clock Sunday afternoon at the
home of her parents. Services will
be conducted at the Erwin Chapel in
Fairview cemetery by Rev, DR.. S. G.
Gilman.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-17
SANCHINIS TAKEN AWAY,
Spend Night in Cells in Hartford and
Go to Boston.

Giobbo Sanchini and wife, Irma,
and James Baretti Of Kensington,
were taken to Hartford last night by
William H. Clark of the departm ent
of Justice. From there they were
ia ken to Boston, Mass, today to stand
trial regarding their right to remain
in this country.
An allegation that they are unde-
sirable citizens will be preferred
against them.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-17

for all mothers having sons in
any branch Of the service. In case
a mother is too old to march or the
mother is dead, some woman repre-
sentative Of the family is asked to
take her place in this special division.
Those not having service flags can
obtain them tomorrow morning at the
Red Cross headquarters from Mrs. A.
G.. McKinnje
New Britain herald., 1918-05-17

legged to be due for mop handles, mate
and cedar oil. The defendant con-
tended that the goods were unsatis-
factory and that he REIN bursed the
company to the extent of 5000 for
what goods were acceptable. John J.
Dwyer appeared for the plaintiff, and
K1ett & Allng for the defendant.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-17
PATRIOTIC MERCHANTS.
COnnors, Halloran Co. and Clark &
Brainerd to Ontributc

Announcement was made today by
ex-Mayor Joseph NJ. Halloran Of the
Connors. Halloran Co., clothing deal
ers, that two per cent of the gross
receipts tomorrow would be contrib
uted to the Red Cross.
Clark & Brainerd, druggists also
announce that one-half the receipts
at their soda fountain will be contrib
uted to the Red Cross.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-17
NOXAJL US. ANDREWS.

The suit of the Noxall Mfg. Co.
against John A. Andrews was heard
in the court of common pleas before
Judge Edward L. Smith yesterday
afternoon. The action was brought
by the nlaintiff to recover S16S al
New Britain herald., 1918-05-17
the terror stric ken

sands of the terror stricken FROM
their homes.
THE net results Of this campaign
have been none. The spirit OF the
people who have undergone this sort
of thing for years is WONDERFUL
New Britain herald., 1918-05-17

A daughter was born this morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Schwarm Of
IS Whiting street.
The sun., 1918-09-04
'PACIFIST SAMSON
REMAINS EXPELLED
Court Refuses Demand for
Reinstatement in Columbia.

Leon Samson, who has been elected
from two colleges because OF his anti
Government activities, lost yesterday his
action In the Supreme Court when he
asked Justice Finch for an order reauir-
ing the board of trustees of Columbia
University to reinstate him as n mem
Der OF the student body. Justice Finch
refused to take action against the trus-
tees, and In summing up. said:
sThe former student was admitted to
Columbia on probation. In compliance
with request from the College of the
City of New York, where his student
career had been terminated az the result
of his activities in opposition to the Gov
ernment''
Samson was dismissed from the Col
lege OF the City of New York following
his participation in a pacifist demonstra-
tion on the campus Immediately after an
address by Major-Gen. Leonard Wood.
He entered Columbia, and although there
only on probation, continued his anti
war activities and made many anti-con-
scriptton speeches in and out Of the col
lege. He was expelled.
Justice Finch held that facts sufficient
to justify the expulsion OF Samson had
been set forth.
The sun., 1918-09-04
CHILDS TO REDUCE
ITS MILK PRICES
Restaurants Will Give 8 Ounce
Cup or Z Ounce Glass
for ) Cents.

The Ch!lds Company. which operates
many restaurants. has agreed. follow
ing several formal Hearings before the
Federal Food Board. 10 serve milk to
its restaurant patrons at considerably
reduced rates.
According to an announcement made
yesterday at Federal Food Board head
quarters, beginning tomorrow all of the
Childs restaurants in the State will serve
milk at the following prices: Eight
ounce cup, Ave cents: seven ounce glass
(self service). Ave cents: twelve ounce
glass 10 cents.
When the restaurant corporation In
creased its price OF milk from five to 10
cents glass many complaints were
made TO the Food Administration off,
Gals The complaint bureau OF the
board made an investigation and the
Childs Company was requested to sub
init figures which would justify the in
creased price. The company showed
that when the price was increased to 10
cents il also increased the quantity OF
milk in glass one and one-half ounces.
The board says in its official state
ment thar"the company showed that an
increase in price was Justified under ex-
listing conditions, but not to the extent
OF doubling the former price OF fve
cents for a glass of milk the official
statement adds.
1.-The board expresses the hope that
all restaurants in the State which for
merly served milk at five cents glass
and which. because of increased cost of
service, have raised the price 10 10 cents
will follow the example Of the Childs
Company, SO that a Ave cent cup or its
aUtiiv LIANT will ha tho rule In nnnulaF
The sun., 1918-09-04
HARD COAL SHIPPERS
MEET ALLOTMENTS
NeW England Gets More
Anthracite Than Amount Set.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 3.--The general
committee OF the anthracite operators
announced tonight that tho industry in
the first third OF the current fuel year
has virtually accomplished its allotted
task.
From April l to July 3.443.G6s tons
OF prepared anthracite were allotted to
the New England States, but 3,S06,506
were actually delivered. each OF the six
States receiving more coal than allotted
Canada in the same period received
1,261.9t2 tons, against an allotment of
1,20O,66S.
Central and Northwestern States, to
which in the same period were allotted
2.OO2,313 tons. received ,7so,6S1. These
figures do not show coal in lower lakes
ports or in transit, which will largely
make up the shortage
Middle Atlantic States received To-
1897. or 354,0s7 tons below the al
lotment. This shortage can be made UP
In few days because OF the short haul
The anthracite committee Of the Fed
eral Fuel Administration announced that
the allotment for the District of Column
bia has been increased from 517,76O tons.
the amount distributed last year to 6s1.-
627 tons.
The sun., 1918-09-04
TEETH NO CLUE IN MYSTERY.
Plate Found in shark Not Mfssfnx
Mans Property.

The chart for dental plate made for
Joel Mason Bruen of White Plain,
formed unique exhibit filed with the
will in the Westchester county Surro-
gates Court yesterday. The copy of the
chart was made several months ago To
disprove the contention that a set OF
false teeth cut from the stomach OF A
shark caught OFF the Florida coast were
the teeth worn by Mr. Mason when he
disappeared November 20, 1917, from the
steamship Mohawk, bound for Fulford
Fla.
The last seen OF Mr.. Bruen wa, when
he entered his stateroom aboard the
Mohawk short distance out OF Jack
sonville. Fla. Some time later the sharl,
was killed and the false teeth found In
the maneater's stomach. The copy OF
the chart was forwarded to Florida and
1t was proved the teeth were not III.
ones that had been made for Mr.. Bruer
Ever since then relatives and friend.
nave conducted n worldwide search for
the missing man. Recently they ac-
cepted the fact of his death and his will
was filed yesterday. The estate is val
ued at about $4,000.
The sun., 1918-09-04
AERIAL GUNFIRE PRACTICE.
Lafbery Field at wantaush TO Be
Enlarged to- 5000 Acres.

The Lufbery Aviation Field at Wan
laugh, i! l., is to be enlarged to 5000
acres. At a meeting OF the Hampstead
town Council yesterday. II h, Newins
representing the Federal authorities said
that the Government would pay 81 an
acre for the land during the period OF
the war. Baymen who have oysters
planted in the zone will be obliged to
curtail their activities. Aerial machine
gun practice will be featured
The area is three square miles and
extends as far as Seaford, south OF the
Merrick road. The lease will be signed
Tuesday when the Government will take
possession and establish a patrol. Part
OF the land contains water and no
boats will be allowed upon II. Oyster
men will be permitted to plant each
Saturday in April and on two Saturdays
in May. They may gather from De-
cember l TO the end OF March