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Arizona republican., 1918-04-21
ANNOTNCEMENN
For Sale-Real Estate
LuGher Bargain

10 acres, well improved, 31s miles rom Phoenix, good well and good soft water. good 4-room house, lots of fruit, :rapes, chicken houses and yards enced and cross-f fenced with Page wire fence lots of fine shade. This s a. dandy buy for 5000. $1,400 cash will handle. Possession at once. Ask or Maxwell.
 20 acres, 4-room house, good well ots of shade. alfalfa and garden, for 5000. S4000 cash. Ask for Maxwell. 4-room house and nice lots. good rell of water. just out of city limits, ots of good shade. fruit. grapes 'hicken houses and canals fenced and ross fenced for chickens. and just hnk. for S25OO. s25O cash, balance ike rent. This is a chance for some me to get a home and out of your rent. Ask for Maxwell.
 This is only a few of our bargains. Watch Monday mornings Republican Gd you will find what you want and he price you want tO pay.
 LUTHER REALTY co.
 B w. Monroe St. Phone 170S. 1t
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Arizona republican., 1918-04-21
For Sale-Real Estate
Here's Your Chance

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED WORD FROM AN ABSENT OWNER THAT OWING TO AN ENTERPRISE HE Is ENTERING UPON, HE MUST CLOSE OUT HIS HOLDINGS IN THE SALT RIVER VALLEY AND WE ARE AU- THORIZED TO OFFER THE FOL- LOWING, ALL OF WHICH ARE WITHIN 40 MINUTES RIDE FROM PHOENIX. WE KNOW THESE PROPERTIES WELL, AS WE HAVE THOROUGHLY EXAMINED THEM AND WE CAN RECOMMEND THE SOIL AS ABSOLUTELY FIRST CLASS,
Arizona republican., 1918-04-21
See BAILEY 37 North First Ave

FORTY ACRES patented land, Salt River valley; frame house; private irrigation. Jessie Scouten Post, 3o61a Spaulding street, Elmira. N. Y. al
 40-ACRE TRACTS
 40 acres, fair stand of alfalfa, well located. Good soil, "A water. $2OOO will handle this.
 40 acres, all in alfalfa, nice house, well, tank and engine, orchard, abun- dance of shade, fenced and cross fenced, located close to paved road. Price S12000. Good terms to respon- sible people.
 40 acres, half in alfalfa, balance in crops. Small house. acres of or chard. Fenced and cross-fenced. Lo- -cated about miles from town. 5000 cash, balance to suit.
 SEE TOWERS with GRIFFIN (Alone)
 11S North First Ave.
 Members Maricopa County Realty Board. It
Arizona republican., 1918-04-21

FOR SALE-Relinquishm on 320 acres in Casa Grande valley; 160 acres now cleared; 250 acres leveled with
 ditch. Will take s1.00 per acre. o. E. Van Doren, McAllister Ave, Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-21
Davie Realty Go.
Chickens & Garden
126 \. Central Ave,

21s acres near Fist Ave. and Van Buren. with nice 4-room house, screen porch and bath; brooder house, plenty fruit and shade trees. Electric lights, city water. To be sold at a sacrifice. Owner leaving valley-101.
 Another 21A acres in same locality with broom house, bath and electric lights, city water, all in alfalfa. Shade and fruit trees. s5000O will handle.- 104.
 2lA acres near goth St. and Van Buren, Groom cottage, well, growing garden, young orchard, fenced and cross-fenced. Price s1S00.O0. Easy terms.-105.
 21A acres on Homeward Road near 16th; 4-room house. fenced and cross fenced. $500.00 will handle.-106.
 A beauty of acres, 5-reom brick bungalow, screen room and bath, city water. electric light, all in alfalfa and all kinds of fruit trees, a beauty, and S1000.00 will handle.-107.
 We have many other buys in little ranches.
 Would like to have you drop in and talk to us about it. Will take you and show you anything you desire.
 DIR. CRECELIUS, TOLLESON LAND & CATTLE CO,
 F West Adams. Phone 42S2.
 Res phone 22S4 II
Arizona republican., 1918-04-21
For Sale-Real Estate,
Ranches. City
 Property and Business Chances

so acres, near Laveen, alfalfa, $2oO.OO an acre.
 40 acres, near Laveen, alfalfa, s225.00 an acre. 40 acres, near Tempe, alfalfa, s20O.o0 an acre.
 20 acres northeast, improved. $S00.O0 an acre.
 20 acres near Acre City, improved, $335.00 an acre.
 10 acres, northwest, orchard and al- falfa, S425.00 an acre.
 10 acres, McDowell road, $300.0O an acre.
 5 acres Park Road, improved, $1S75. , acres Tempe Road, improved, $3000 3-10 acres on 7th Ave, garden land, 5000.
 CITY PROPERTY
 ' room brick. modern, furnished, complete, rents for s550O a month; on North 4th Ave- close in. Only $5O0O, half cash.
 s room modern brick, built in fea- lures, gas, furnace, garage, on West Monroe St. A snap at $3750. half cash. room modern pebble dash, on West Portland St, s6250. $290O cash
 room modern brick, fine shade, only SS200. sS00.00 cash.
 room modern brick on West Mad ison. Only $2S00. $600.00 cash.
 6 room modern brick, north. just off Center St. $2500. 5000 cash
 lots with room modern brick and a 3 room brick on rear. furnished. Only S2200. Rents for S45.00 month.
 room frame house with F acre ground, furniture and chickens on North 3rd St. Only s2500. $1700 cash. Our automobiles are at your service and we will be glad to show you any of these bargains
 PHOENIX REALTY co. 443 West Washington St-Phone 3539
Arizona republican., 1918-04-21
80 ACRES FOR SALE

oU AODED T OIN SAl1E
 IF miles from Scottsdale 50 acres ready to cut, 10 days extra heavy stand alfalfa and oats, 20 acres in cot ton, fine shape; permanent water, good house. fine well, plenty of shade, place well fenced and cross fenced. Pur- chaser gets possession at once. The soil is extra fine. no tight land. This crop should cut two and one-half tons per acre. Price s220.00 per acre. Terms. Phone 42 Chandler. J. L. Entrekin. If
 FOR SALE-The D. A. ranch lands. Cornville. Ariz. with small herds of dairy and range cattle tools. imple- ments, wagons and fixed improve ments. Nearly 700 acres concerned including homestead rights. Excellent and exclusive water right antedating the Reclamation service. Abstract of title. Valuable location for raising high class stock on native forage under fence, supplemented by alfalfa, stock peas. barley oats, corn, etc. Core spondence invited. Address resident
 owner, Mrs. Gertrude L. Gates.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-21
S30O.@O

C9ch payment will handle a splendid , oon' brick bungalow, West Lane Ad- : . just off 18th avenue, restricted q strict. owner lives in California and avs to sell.
 TOLLESON
 Phone 42S2-17 West Adams db
Arizona republican., 1918-04-21
S@O.WO am Acre

Half section now in a beautiful stand of barley, you have never seen prettier barley field. Terms $500 an acre cash, balance four years. Possession after barley crop is harvested. Will sub divide in S0-acre tracts. A barley and maize crop will pay for this land in less than fourteen months. The same condition of high land values that has taken place in the Salt River valley in the past year, is already appearing in the Calipatra and Niland districts. Get in early and profit by the raise.
 Call on me for information.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-21
To Close Estate

A LARGE LOT IS OFFERED FOR SALE NEAR CENTER AND McDOW- ELL FOR S450 EASY TERMS. SEE MIR. MCCARTHY, COMMERCIAL HO- TEL. PHONE 1858 dd
Arizona republican., 1918-04-21
HOLT REALTY CO.'S SPECIALS
 8 w. Adams

HOLT REALTY CU. $ SPECIALS
 8 w. Adams
 Beautiful suburban home. consisting CT 21s acres, on car line, room house, . vely shade, roses, etc.
 acre tract, Sls miles out, good im- rovements, small payment will han le.
 Small bungalow on lots having bundance of shade, walking distance. 300 down, balance monthly.
 Furniture and lease of room house, large screen rooms, close in, low rent zoo. Easy terms.
 Elegant family house, in Kenil- yorth. lots beautiful shrubbery and |> uit trees, high class in every respect, ents for S12OO yearly. Price $650O. Terms. db
Arizona republican., 1918-04-21
For Sale-Houses
A Real 10 Acre
 Home \

lfI@Ma@
 10 acres, near Phoenix. on paved road, good house, nice outbulldings, lots of fine shade, roses and flowers, good chicken house and chicken yards. all fenced, nice orchard of all kinds of fruit, good well, good soft water. about acres in grain, some alfalfa. If you want 10-acre home and see this one. you will buy it and look no more, and think, S4,25O-$2,500 cash.
 LUTHER REALTY co.
 33 West Monroe St. Phone i70S. If SIX ROOM HOUSE with bath and ( ectricity, on lot 5ox1S71a feet to al j y, is for sale at a low price for inn n ediate purchase. The house is on East Fillmore between 9th and 10th treets. It is fairly convenient for the SC of two families. No less than $500 ash payment accepted. Balance terms. SAe Knorpp at the Republican office.
 If FOR SALE-Five room cement block ouse, one block from carline, at bar ain. Phone s9SO. dd FOR SALE-F'ive room cottage with ath, 3 rooms brick, screen. s2500; immediate possession. E. F. Pascoe. O2 No. Central Ave. dd FOR SALE-Nice home for colored family, brick house with bath and lenty of screen room; large chicken ard. Price 5000. $500 cash, balance ike rent. Call 302 North Central Ave
 dd AND GROOM HOUSES with screen porches. brand new with the very latest built-in features, cement walks and garage, abundance of shade, finest location in the city, N. E. corner of Fifth Ave. and Mckinley St. on carline, pronounced by all the most artistic bungalows in Phoenix. Will give terms or big discount for good cash payment or all cash. Phone 3323. or see Wm. Shaw. SAT N. 7th Ave. If FOR SALE-A suburban brick bun galow, rooms with screen room, mod ern bath, electric lights, garage, ce- ment walks. Price S2,500-s600 cash, balance terms, also $ room brick bungalow. E. E. Pascoe, BOP N. Gen. tral Ave. II WOULD you be interested in the most magnificent corner in Phoenix? Hotel or apartment house site. Or 1 in a real home brick pebble dashed, hardwood floors throughout. rooms, basement, garage? If 1o. address r. | o. Box 1221, Phoenix. Ariz. 1t s65O.OO, GOOD 1 ROOM HOUSE. large lot, fenced, well and pump; just the place to raise chickens, rabbits, etc and snap for the price. Terms. Mrs. s. D. Wickson. 714 West Madison. db
Arizona republican., 1918-04-21

FOR SALE-Nice home for colored family, brick house with bath and lenty of screen room; large chicken ard. Price 5000. $500 cash, balance ike rent. Call 302 North Central Ave.
 dd
Arizona republican., 1918-04-21
For Sale Real Estate
Cheap Lands

Think of it. the finest kind of silt soil, level, no hard pan, alkah or sur face water. Can be contracted to be put in crop at 5000 to $12.50 an acre. Abundance of wattr from the overflow ing Colorado river at a price far below that of any other irrigation district. MT. Farmer your opportunity lies in the country surrounding the growing towns of Calipatra and Niland on the main line of the Southern Pacific in the great Imperial valley of California. We have listed for sale a few tracts of the best soil on earth at astonishing low prices.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-21

FOR SALE-Five room cottage with ath, rooms brick, screen. s2500; immediate possession. E. F. Pascoe. 02 No. Central Ave. dd
Arizona republican., 1918-04-21

FOR SALE-Five room cement block ouse. one block from carline, at a bar ain. Phone 3930. dd
Arizona republican., 1918-04-21
Glendale Bargains

40 acres, well improved, 10 acres barley, 10 acres in cotton, 10 acres all falfa, 10 acres to plant. Owner must go to California and care for interests there, so will sell at only $200 per acre, with only $3500 down. The crops now in will more than make the first pay ment. Don't overlook this bargain if you want a dandy place.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-21
S@5.0O an Acre

One whole section at only $65.00 an acre, on terms of only $13.00 an acre cash, balance running for four years. Will sell above as whole or in S0- acre tracts at same price and terms.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-21

DO nOt Wait till iOlnorrow phone hat WANT AID. to The Republican, nd dispose of or set what you want.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-21
SEE THESE

SACRIFICE FOR CASH
 $850-(worth $1250)
 Large east front lot on North Fifth street, F block south of McDowell road. Size 63X235. This is over twice theNarea of a regular city lot, has 19 shade trees about four years old.
 FRANKLIN D. LANE
 6 w. Adams St Phone 1234 dd I STILL HAVE h section of deeded land Paradise Verde Irrigation, very faverably located for sale at price that will move quickly. If you want this see me at once. Also have some re- linquishments, have assignments of state leases. If you want anything in this line, see me at once.
 HEDGPETH
 34 N. Central. Pbone 1460 dd
Arizona republican., 1918-04-21
For Sale-Real Estate
On Oun. 2OtIh
 Anniversary

In the real estate business in Phoe- iX, we call attention especially to the olloWing which we honestly believe to C under priced:
 l. 80 acres in good alfalfa, good house, orchard, etc. at $265. This is miles from town and near paved road.
 ,. Good house, good young bearing orchard. and 40 acres of old alfalfa at $290. This is close in and worth more money.
 g. A home in Chelsea, for people who know and are accustomed to living ;l real modern house.
 f. The cheapest high class apart ment site in the city. We can make We have good listings in all kinds of property. It's a pleasure to show you.
 JOHN L. IRWIN & co.
 II N. 1st Ave. by Jones db
 PARADISE Valley relinquishment; fruit land; four miles from Scotts- dale. Box 1891 Republican. dd Planted to Pima cotton. soil loose and loamy, close to Chandler, "A" water right Only $210 per acre, $250O down, with good terms. You cannot duplicate this. Phone 67, Chandler or Postoffice Box A. db
 FOR SALE-76 acres fertile dry bog, in Clarks Valley adjacent the thrifty Mt. Campbell citrus groves. Depth of water table 15 to IS feet. Soil espec- ially adapted for figs, olives or Emper- or vines. $1S0 per acre. Write owner, 267 Fife street. Fresno, Calf. ds FOR SALE-1A acres, ideal chicken ranch, ? blocks west of end of Brill car | line; young orchard; COW and chickens, four rooms and bath; good we'll. Price l S2200 and terms. If l BARGAINS in residence. ranch and business property, improved or unim- proved. W. K. JAMES 40 North First St. If
Arizona republican., 1918-04-21

over or will trade share lease on 20 acres as first payment.
 20 acres of orange orchard for sale north of town.
 10 acre ranch on Indian school road for sale, all improved 1. 30 acres of F alfalfa, all improved. $250 per acre.
 49 acres of alfalfa, all improved $225 per acre. Northeast
 20 acres in alfalfa and chicken ranch northeast.
 room house on car line and l. acre and lots of fruit and all improve ments and furniture goes with place.
 We have homes in all parts of town for sale and rent: just drop in and also all sizes of ranches for sale and some to lease and trade.
 BOLIN REALTY co. 119 N. Second Ave.-Phone 410S 1t
 WHY PAY $50 per acre for raw land? I have forty acres in the Salt River valley miles from town, under a private ditch. water right at the corner $7O per acre for quick sale. t Address Box 1896 Republican. II
Arizona republican., 1918-04-21

We have several more very attractive homes and if you are in the market, we will be pleased to show you.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-21

A 5-room modern brick on paved street, furnace. hardwood floors, etc. Yard fenced in. Shrubs, trees, etc. $6500.00.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-21
READ THIS

A good 5-room brick, modern and in excellent condition. S300000. Terms to responsible poole.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-21

A 5-room modern home. Brick peb- ble dash finish. Garage. In Chelsea Place. Only s6000.00.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-21
1@0 ACRES

Fine soil. 40 acres good, clean all falfa, new house, well. Price s245.00- only. s6500.00 cash.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-21

FOR SALE-A suburban brick bun galow, rooms with screen room, mod ern bath, electric lights. garage, ce- ment walks. Price $2,500-s600 cash, bungalow. E. D. Pascoe, BOP N. Gen. tral Ave. II
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-06
ON THE HIKE

Tuesday night Chaplain Fletcher held
a great concert in front, Of Brigade Head
quarters. The 109th Regiment Band
played several popular aires, and then
followed reeitatfons and solos by MEM
hers Of the 109th Regiment, winding up
with three fast bouts. The Wind-up be-
tween Doyle and Myers was a corker.
So intense was the excitement that the
crowd on the porch of headquarters just
naturally broke the acting brigadier's cot.
Everyone said "Ah,' but kept their eyes
glued on the boxers.
The only thing that stopped the even
irags performance was the lack Of gaso-
line in the torches.
During the stunts. Prof Tebbs, the
camp song director, lead the big crowd of
boys in many of the popular war songs.
Tebbs had that gang sin ring like a Billy
Sunday choir. And you all know how that
choir sings.
The lack of gasoline in the torches was
much regretted, but it was either too little
gas in the torches or lush .'rne Pride of
Detroit over the hills In the morning. We
lay on our backs and ran the gas
into empty bean cans from under the gas
tank in our Ford. The operation was
largely attended but helpers were few,
although suggestions could have been
scooped up by the bucketful. We man
aged to extract enough gas to present an
attractive, although all too fleeting, illum-
nation.
The nights sleep that Tuesday was fine
except for the chilly atmosphere. The
DlaDkGIS were never MADE TO steep
under pup tents and at the same time
keep the feet warm. Two of as tried
the experiment and failed miserably We
dug pits for our hips al q shoulders, but
the ground was still hard And every
time we turned we would lose the pro-
lection Of a blanket. Two boys never
rose SO promptly at First Calf as we did
on Wednesday morning. Indeed. the en-
tire camp was up and about before Rev
ellie blew. A very remarkable occur
renee.
We carried writing materials and
stamps on the trip and sold over So worth
of the latter during the two days. We
also arranged to have the first class mail
brought out to camp in the evening and
distributed among the companies.
In the morning we had unusual diff
Guilty in winding up the Ford Several
strong arms tried their auckland failed
At last nice bucket or hot water was
poured over the intake tube and behold!
the engine wheezed a bit and finally de-
cided to develop power A nice breezy
rid in the early morning of Wednesday,
brought to finish our trip with the
55th Brigade.
F. A. HEAN
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-06
GENERAL MARCH ON
CENSORSHIP AND MORALE

An Atlantic Port.-Major General Pey-
ton March, new chief of staff of the
United States army, arrived here after
nine months abroad as chief of artillery
OF the American Expeditonary Force. He
viii Immediately go to Washington.
Describing the American troops in
France as SO we'll trained in modern war
fare as to be able to handle themselves
with entire credit to the United States
General March said the censorship was
'Flan4entable,' and intiinated he would
advocate that the regulations in this re-
speet be made less stringent, so people
in America night learn as much as pos
sible about the activities of the expedi-
tionary forces.
General March said:
Il know of no gentle method of con-
ducting war of this magnitude and no
army can expect not to have somebody
hurt.
1.-THE American forces are remarkable
for their morale and health" he declared
They are keen about the game Those
on the battle line now. and the reserves
too, are SO well trained in modern war
fare that they can handle themselves
with entire credit to the United States.
inspected the troops on the line Just
before | left France. and they are ex-
traordinarily cheerful and coutented,
notwithstanding the mud and the Ger
man shells.
1T is a great advantage to the men
that everything is new and interesting
to them; this serves to keep up their
spirits"
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-06
GOOD, EVEN FOR
PROMOTION I'M THE ARMY

Alfred c. Bedford, president of the
STANDARD Oil Company, walked the
streets OF New York years ago looking
Tor a job. He travelled unaided every
step OF the way from the valley of OBJ
security to the summit of success His
a6svice should be needed by the ambi-
tious people who want 1918 to be a
year of real accomplishment.
Mr.. Bedford's advice to those who
want to do things is: Read and study
along the lines your business-cultI-
vate the habit of looking ahead, and
acquire as much foresight as possible.s -
Are you studying and reading along
lines you are best fitted for? Are YOU
culuvating the habit of looking ahead
and going ahead?
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-06
HOT FROM HEADQUARTERS
nth INFANTRY

The ti1ree-day hike at Camp Han
cock, just finished, will replace the ia
nous four-day hike on the border IN
squad tent arguments. Headquarters
company came through in great shape
and with strength undiminished. The
march was a hard one in spots but the
men rose superior to the trials or the
roads and wagon trails The results OF
the training period were splendidiy ey-
ident Although it's place on tie march
vas at the end of the column, many
another outfit in the brigade TOOK
headquarters dust.
Lieut.. Snow was suddenly called
home by the serious illness of his moth
er. The sympathetic interest Of the en-
tire company follows him.
Ten men are now home on fur
Tough.
According to reports and rumore,
the regiment win not remain In Au-
gusta much longer. Ready" is the
watchword of the men OF Headquaf-
tiers, no matter in what direction the
march order takes the command. The
company generally is web pleased and
enthusiastic over the near future pros
poets.
The record made by Headquarters
on the rifle range was unexpectedly
fine, all but ten men qualifying on the
first day, the others coming up to re-
auirements on the second day. The
performance proved the efficiency OF
the training the men have received I'm
der the company officers.
Lieut. Reese is expected back from
his army school soon. According to a
letter received from him by Capt.
Johnson, the commander of the P1o-
neers has been having no easy time.
Dig, dig, dig, daily has been his work,
b1istersA by the score resulting. The
Pioneers will receive the benefit-or
the reyerse-of his schooling in SHOW
elnanship on his return.
The Cannon Platoon will say fare
well to their trusty Springfield rifles
this week, for the special equipment or
the platoon has arrived. The men will
take up the cannon work in hard ear
nest from now on.
The cnmpanys baseball experts met
the Machine Gun Company's talent
last Wednesday and did not come out
on top. The game was well contested
and the team gave promise of better
results a bit later on. The players were
Russell, Bray, Mccormick, Cummings,
Weaver, jacobson, Roeilig, Mcnamara
and Lynch.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-06
THE MARINES.

Private Edward M. Hite, of Lancaster,
who has been with the marines writes a
letter 20 one 81 h nus frlen rs he is espe.
give up their distinctive uniform and
fight in the regular army togs but he
says: I'VE are marines and we will live
Believe me, the homeless 5th,'' will do
its share. 1t is called the Homeless
5th,' because it has no home 1t has
always been on some expeditionary work
The regiment was the first to land an
organized battalion of American troops in
France"
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-06

CATHOLIC SERVICES

Sunday. March 10th, 1918, K. of c.
Building No. /.
Masses at 8, s:15 and 1890
K. of c. Boilding No. 2-109th Field
Artillery
Masses at 7:10 and g.: 80.
Sunday evening at 1880, Rosary,
sermon and benediction.
Wednesday evening. 7:30, Rosary
and instruction.
Confessions Saturday evening in
both buildings.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-06
BULLS EYES COMPANY D,
103RD AMIN UNITlON TRAIN

We viii soon need the dentist in our
company if the candy don't stop coming
to our supply sergeant,
One of the buck privates was so anxious
about his furlough that he used to get
up in the middle of the night and light
matches TO see if the telegram" was
worded right
Marke says every time he looks at a
certain sergeant he gets extra fatigue -
Private Yoder still gives us our daily
sermon ia the mornings. Anyone near our
regiment can hear him.
Anyone here from Syracuse, N. Y?
Ask Sergeant Atwood, he will look on the
duty roster"