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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-03-28
MASTER OF FICTION NEEDED
TO TELL WHAT OUR BOYS ARE
DOING ON WESTERN FRONT

was a big tower with /, clock in it on
the German side. The French and
Dutch would fight by The block in hal!
or hour artillery duals. The YanEs
moved in and the frs. snot blew the
clock to -. Then CAV, the Dutch
a 4S hour bombardmeht. O.
There are many German prisoners
here working and are NOR, contente>1
than some OF the Americans And
they do days work too and perfectly
willing The German officers are
watched very closely more to keep
them alive.
Your letter of Jan. 9th and c2Ed was
received yesterday. Was sorry to
hear about the accident that Jim and
Kathleen had but hope they come out
O. K. was also glad to hear that
Mr.. Hall came out on top as l could
not believe there was anything wrong
up there.
The world is just in turmoil and
they seem to be trying to settle i,
over here. And think they will very
soon. think that after, this war is
over that every one will be in their
right senses and the U. S. in particu
lar will he still better than it ever
was. #1 1.5 .-.. ..i
l joined the army for experience and
i am getting it. have come in con
tact with people from every part OF
that Carpenter and Stoddard forgot to
mention. And | am afraid will come
out of the army world wide travel
er, experienced in any line of bust
ness and a past master at the sign
language and a swivel in my tongue
Love to all,
- WILL.
LIST 1t. r. 3. Pruitt, A. S. S. c. U. S. X
LETTERS FROM FRANCE.
From Sergt. Bressler, 161 Amb. Co
lis San. Tran. A. E. F. Written ia
Mrs. C.. A. Musner, 42O Sweet st. Bis
marck.
,.. March 9Th, 1918.
Dear Mother:
Just a line or two to let you know
that l. am still fine and dandy and ev
erything is going just as good as a
fellow could expect anywhere In the
wide world.
The weather could be good deal
better as il has been showing for two
days or more so it is pretty darn mud
dy bat suppose the weather here is
fine compared to what you folks have
at home this time of year.
This ism such bad war after all
three good meals a day, good place
to sleep and plenty of places of amuse
ment so long aas a fellow has good
health and keeps it he should be sat
isfied and am, but is would be good
deal better to have all these things
in the states as I'm not in love with
frances people or its country. ! know
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-03-28
one place in the world that is a better
MACE to live, ".E -

one place in the world that is better
place to live.
1t seems funny that don't hear
from you people but suppose that
you all think the same way about 1t as
suppose a good deal Of the mail must
be lost on the way over and when 1t
gets here.
Have you ever seen or heard any
thing of my insurance policy and II
you have write and tell me so will
know but suppose they have so many
to make out that it will take long
while to make them all out. ...
wish you would send me some Am.
erican chewing tobacco and when you
send it send a little at time about
one pound a month because think a
good deal of the tobacco is stolen on
the way over so by spreading it out
some of it will reach here alright.
That is al that you can send that we
don't get plenty of over here.
I will close, with love to all, and
hoping to be back soon,
!, From your son, y"
... ..r EMIL.
| have been doing hospital work for
about six weeks away from the comp.
any so haven't seen them but think
they are. all : in good health. Tell
Johnny's mother saw him about a
month ago and, he is fine and in good
health. 3eE,: '".'
FROM CECIL F. COOKE. =,
The following letter was received
by Mrs. R. N. Thistlethwaite who has
adopted Mr. Cooke. -...-',.,, ..-...a. .-
Medical Dept. 18th Inf. A
e. F. France. ,. ..4.s
Dear Mother: .a....
l hope this finds you in the best
Of health as it leaves me. The wealth:
er here is a little cold once In while
but nothing like you have in Bis
marck. l am looking forward to 8
letter from you as have not had q
letter from the states yet but it takes
a long time to make the round trip.
Well we are having some lively
times here-lots of noise and dirt fly
ing. The Boche are on the job alright
but the time is coming when they
will be sorry for all the sorrow they
have brought to the world and l dc
not think it is far away. Well we are
getting plenty to eat and have SLEPT
warmer in France than I did the last
few weeks l was in the U. S. Well
how is Mr.: Thistlewaite? Did you gel
my letter alright that wrote about
a month ago? ,
/ Well, l often wish was back In
dear old Bismarck and hope it will
not be long before am back. VIII
you send me the address of that
painters daughter? I even forgot
their name and wish, If you don't
mind, that you would send me Bis
marck Tribune, as feel lost without
that paper. ...., p.
Well I shall have to close as 1t is
time l was going to bed.
With love from
Your adopted son,
IT, .. CECIL f. COOKE
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-03-28
A NEW RECRUIT

And now comes the Co-Operators' Herald, the
latest weekly to join in the ranks of the real "kept
press" Farmer members Of the Society of Equity
can rest assured from now on that they will read
in that papers news and advertisement columns
just what Townley and his socialistic followers
want them to read, and nothing more. So it comes
Ito pass that another weekly is added to the long
American.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-03-28
ADJUTANT GENERAL WILL
BE CANDIDATE IN CASS

Angus Fraser, adjutant general OF
North Dakota, will be a candidate for
register Of, deeds of Cass county to
succeed himself.
Adjutant General Fraser spent last
Sunday in Fargo and communicated
the information to his deputy who
would have been a candidate hal
MIR. raser not decided to enter the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-03-28
GROCERYSTORE WAR NEWS


California sardines, in oil or tomato sauce, II
cents can. ~, g..
Seeded raisins, fancy California muscatels, 15-
OF. package, IL cents.
California tuna, in pure olive oil, large can 80
cents. ...."-
California asparagus, No. 2 can, q cents.
California ripe Olives tall can, 20 cents.
ode Luxe sardines, finest California fish, large
oval cans, 20 cents
The foregoing sound like extracts from gro
Gerry store advertisement. They are. They are
from the adv. of big grocery located as far east
as Cleveland, O.. But we don't herein offer, them
as advertising matter. They are war news of very
high Importance. 49, ..4., .
Before the war, not ten in million of the PEG.
pie living east Of the Rockies had ever heard of
tuna. The California sardine was good for peli-
cans only, because it wasn't imported. The same
was largely true of olives, raisins and other far
western products. They didn't bear the label of
importation and, hence were held to be inferior to
the foreign article and brought lower prices. The
society hostess couldn't be recherche and serve
anything save imported delicacies, and the obses-
sion that importation meant social eclat and SUI
perior quality spread to consumers in general
The war cut off importations The American
consumer finds that the home products are the
superior, as to quality, purity and price, and he
will not go back to paying fancy prices for the for
eign label that's on the box can or BOTTLE The war
has pounded considerable of sense intosthe Ameri-
can consumer NgsFf 54 =
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-03-28

JUSTICE BLINDFOLDED, INDEED
Hun agents are inoculating horses in Argentina
with bacclli of ganders.
At Covington, KY, last Sunday, the bodies Of
400 horses, poisoned on their way east to see war
service were buried e zzSs
Premier Clemenceau Of France HIS ordered
trN1T1II 10 =,
Arizona republican., 1918-02-05
ATCTION SALE


 We, the undersigned. will hold our fourth monthly combination stock sale at our warehouse and cOrrals in Glen dale, Arizona, on Tuesday. February ,, 1918. commencing at 10:30 a. m. We now have a splendid listing of livestock and expect this to be a banner sale. We are expecting at least E head of cattle consisting of high class dairy cows and stock cattle including 8 head of feeder steers, 10 head of steers, 6 to l2 months old, choice lot of Holstein heifers; one lot of Durham heifers.
 HORSES AND MELES-Ne have listed several pairs work mules, weigh ing from 2000 to 2700 per pair; good ages and good work stock. 10 or F work horses and mares, l high class saddle horse.
 SHEEP-50 head of breeding ewes, will lamb in this month,
 HOGS-A few brood sows and one lot stock hogs; also the usual amount of chickens, farm machinery, harness and household furniture. All machin- cry and furniture will be sold before noon. Livestock to sell afternoon Big lunch served at noon. If you are look ing for livestock it will pay you to at tend this sale. We will look for you on February ,.
 Very truy,
 SULLIVAN & GREEN
 D D Dt1FM AUctiOneer
Arizona republican., 1918-02-05

FOR SALE-Good five room brick, fine location, s2500, small cash pay ment, balance like rent. Armstrong, 14 West Adams r
Arizona republican., 1918-02-05
Auctions
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AUCTION AUCTION AUCTION
 WEDNESDAY. FEB. 9TH, 1918

AUCTION AUCTION AUCTION
 WEDNESDAY, FEB. 9TH, 1918
 Sale starts II a. m. promptly
 Livestock: We will offer good work and driving horses, five young ponies, one good work team, good Jersey and Durham family milk COW. harness, wagons and buggies and implements.
 Chickens, .l D. m. promptly: Our chicken sale will be a good one as usual Fine Rhode Island Reds, White and Brown Leghorns, fine brood of cockerels.
 Furniture Furniture Furniture
 The offering will be complete. We will not cndeavor to go into detail If you need good substantial furniture, -sttend tAis ale. There will be tools, bicycles, guns, store fixtures, show cases, implements, big lot clothing.
 THE BIEHL AUCTION HOUSE
 1T ENact TaffpTcnD St
Arizona republican., 1918-02-05
Wanted Situation, Male

BAKER wants steady job. Apply Central Hotel, Room 21. GustaNe Schwartz.
 MINING. mercantile. sisckmen, at tention. Position wanted by man of , years business experience; selling. buying and managerial ability: will ac- cept any position wherein man of my general knowledge and capability, is in line with your requirements. Age ie. Address J. J. D., care Of Arizona Re publican. IL
Arizona republican., 1918-02-05
lk,ulGher'S s lBarg@iEag

3 good 40 acre pieces, northWesti Iet us show them.
 10 acres } miles west, $500 cash, balance to suit, also several other good 10 acre buys.
 , acres $250 cash, balance like rent.
 20 acres, south, 5000 cash, easy terms on balance
 room house, modern, large lot Price $2O00 $500 cash, bal. like rent.
 5 room house, modern, $25O cash, bal. $20 per month
 We have many other good buys in big and little acreage that we will be glad to tell you about. also asl kinds of house and lots. Bargain prices, easy paNroantg
Arizona republican., 1918-02-05
SULLIVAN &c GREEN ID. D. DEEM, Auctioneer,

GLENDALE COMBINATION SALE
 NOTICE-Ou last monthly stock sale on Tuesday, January 15, was d pronounced success. A good crowd was in attendance, the bidding was spirited and good prices ruled throughout the sale, several pairs of mules selling above $500 per pair, the top being $5S5 for one pair We will hold our next regular monthly sale on Tuesday, Feb ruary ,. Get your livestock ready for this sale and list early and get the benefit of the advertising Remember the. cash prizes given away in gold coin at each sale Arrange to be with us on Tuesday, February D. Yours for a better market
 SULLIVAN X GREEN If
Arizona republican., 1918-02-05
For Sale - Real Estate

FOR SALE-20-acre tract, 14 miles from center of city, situated on Park road, Is mile south of Mcdowell road; suitable for subdivision. Three dWell- ings, good farm land. Easy terms. Ap
 ply E. Grebe, Tombstone. AriZ. tS
 FOR SALE-S0 acres, miles from town on paved road. $1S0 per acre. S2500 handles the deal. Phone 19J4. Open Sunday. NJ. H. Shelton, 215 West Wash tf
Arizona republican., 1918-02-05
Auctions
AUG HON SALE
40 HEAD BIG WORK MULES
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 3

Three miles south of Mesa City, four miles north of Chan dler AriZ, on the main Mesa Chandler road.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-05

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for cat tie. a modern house. Phone 2164. l
 FOR EXCHANGE
 SAN DIEGO PROPERTY FOR
 ARIZONA
 r lots 25x150 feet eachE G50X3O0) corner high and slightly, fine garden soil, covered with large bearing fruit trees. Improved with ? houses, one new room and one old, but good $ room house, located adjoining San Die go's choice residence section, close in to business, schools and churches, F block to five minutes street car service This property was formerly held at $15G00 owing to its choice location superb view and improvement possibil- ities But I will trade it at d Valu- ation of S10,000 subject to S2500 bank mortgage, for city or country property R. D. Lane, 3640 Utah street, Sar Diego. California.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-05

FOR SALh-l l4 acres, ideal chicken ranch, 2 blocks west of end of Brill car line; young orchard, COW and chickens, four rooms and bath; good well. Price $2450 and terms. D CASA GRANDE VALLEY POD A., deeded; pumping plant. house, barn, tools; Will take clear in- come up to S10,000- $25O0 cash required.
 Two! finest Relinquishments, $. E. only town, Sl0.OO per acre. 320 A., deeded, near Picacho, 1900 gal. well. two cabins, so A fenced and plowed, $15.00 per acre.
 S. C. MILLER CO, g. x. 1st Ave.
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Arizona republican., 1918-02-05
SALE OR TRADE

Well situated 20 acres. on Golden State Highway. 3 miles south of Corning, Tehama County, Cal, Level. Four room house. barn, electric pumping plant, well. tools, all fenced. 13 acres orchard, 1 acres grain, acres alfalfa. This is one of the most pro- ductive sections in the state of California. Price S6000. Ad- dress Box 59S, Republican.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-05

CHOICE ACRES on Park road F mile north of Mcdowell. Electric light good water, good fence and out houses Will make nice suburban home. Apply on premises T
Arizona republican., 1918-02-05

TO RENI-f0 acres for cOtton or maize, in Sec. 14-2-2. Lateral I4l.. S25.00 per acre. Possession at once. Phone City S523 or Glendale 163R2. r.
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Arizona republican., 1918-02-05
For Sale - Real Estate
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 PROPERTY I-OE SALE


 PROPERTY FOR SALE
 Warehouse property, full sized lot between Ninth and Tenth streets on East Jackson, adjoining the Goldman warehouse on the west. Faces Santa Fc tracks on one end and Arizona Eastern tracks on the other. Good solid brick building with platform on south end of property.
 This is a centrally located warehouse property with unexcelled railroad fla cilities.
 FOR QUICK SALE, S2500
 Call. write or telephone
 STANDARD OIL COMPANY. n
 FOR SALE-I have splendid pump ing proposition, close in on so acres loose loamy soil. Abundance of water at 30 feet Address Box 14, Chandler, Arizona. If
 FOR SALE-Thc 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. l Correspondence invited. Address 1 resident owner, Mrs. Gertrude L. l Gates 2dn
Arizona republican., 1918-02-05
For Rent-F furnished
 HoIIcas
Rooms and Board

WAY SIDE INN open for winter guests. 1922 w. Adams bs
 DESERT INN-For incipient and
 nervous breakdown cases. Disease of nose and throat a speciality. Resident physician at the Inn former resident at U. s. government hospital for lung and throat diseases, in a large hos pital at Fort Bayard N, Mex City of flee 120 N. First Ave, Phone 602. ti
Arizona republican., 1918-02-05
Compelled To Sell

under the Buckeye canal, at a sacrifice price of $55.00 per acre. This price also includes my shares of water stock. Have large, good livable "DOBE'' house and 9 acres cultivated. This is a BARGAIN for some one Good terms. Act at once and sec my agents. THE SEARLES SALES COMPANY 16ls West Wash. Phone 302S.
 COVER PALACE HAYWARD.
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Arizona republican., 1918-02-05
For Sale or Exchange

FOR TRADE-For cattle or sheep, so acres in alfalfa. fully water-stocked and well fenced, in southwest Utah. For further information write Joe Wirz Box 392, Fl Contro, California.
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Arizona republican., 1918-02-05
AICTI0N SALE

Wednesday, February Three miles north and one mile east of Peoria, commencing at 1:3O sharp
 Having sold my ranch, l will sell at public auction on the above date tho following property:
 Twcnty-five head cattle. 8 head good work horses, weighing from I200 to 1900 pounds; farming ma chincry; 90 hens, turkeys, geese and guinea hens. household furniture. Terms, cash. WILLIE PIVOVOROFF. owner C O. McMurtry, Auctioneer, l.. c.
 Galland, Clerk m
Arizona republican., 1918-02-05
For Sale-Houses


 FOR SALE-Good five room brick, fine location, s2500, small cash pay ment, balance like rent. Armstrong, 14 West Adams. r NEW apartment house, 16 rooms, splendid income. Best location, al ways full. $4,O0OOO will handle, bal ance, terms. 6l5 N. 1st street. 3s A MODERN RESIDENCE, with large shady lot, close in, ten large rooms, sleepine porches, baths and halls, garage, all in first class condi- ton. Well located for rooming or boarding house.
 LAURA L. IRWIN 16 East Adams St. Phone 1886 FIVE ROOM BRICK, screen sleeping porch, kitchen and bath; modern built in features;- lot 50X13715; barn; pretty built home. 5000 cash or terms, very close in.
 Three room, frame. in city. very close in. $425 cash or terms.
 FRED NOLL 246 South Central Ave-Phone 1886 FOR SALE-Modern Groom pebble dashed residence, occupying corner 1 lot on West Monroe. Built in feat ures, polished floors, screened and ce- ment porches, garage, etc. $5000. See 1 $. H. Laisen, 2i7 Fleming Bldg. a ]
 READY TO MOVE INTO
 
 1 S4O00-Modern Brick of Rooms With
 Screen Porches-Big Lot and
 First Cas- Location-Will be
 Sold Upon the Home Builders
 Plan.
 READY TO MOVE INTO
 GREENE & GRIFFIN's 1 Tel 1904 PA N. 1st Ave.
 If FOR SALE-5-room brick house, bathroom and pantry. In good con dition, price $265O. 11O9 So. 1st Ave. GROOM MODERN BRICK; cement porches, hardwood floors, east front on 5th Ave. Screen porch, cellar, I shade lawn. For sale on easy terms, Monthly payments if desired Pos session at once. See Johnson, 31 N. 1st Ave. fl FOR SALE-Attractive tweive-roon home, close in, on avenues, 200 it. North Central Ave, $2OO0. 205 Fleming Bldg.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-05

WANTED-Rentec for half section cotton land on shares. Inquire C. E.. postoffice Box 2S5, Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1918-02-05

FOX Ll1ASE-6O acres. m in alfalfa and barley. excellent feed now. H. miles from Center of town. Will lease with 27 head of stock, hay. horses. etc. Woven wire corraH and cement water ing trough. Phone I15J4 or Box 5ga Republican,
Arizona republican., 1918-02-05

FOR SALE OR RENT-320 acres of fine, rich, sandy loam river bottom land, 120 acres ready for blow, 20 acres plowed so acres bordered; has fine new pumping plant river water, foot lift, sub-irrigated, requires but little ir- rigation; will grow anything; near good town. splerdid market. A snap if taken at once. All fenced and cross fenced. Inland Empire Realty Co., Rooms 1 and Goodlng Bldg, opposite Adams Hotel. tf
 10 ACRES first class improve
 ments close in on Mcdowell road.
 $2,000 will handle this. 10 acres, z
 story brick, cement house, barn,
 shade, fruit Easy terms q acres ideal for cotton or dairy. $210 per acre. Terms. See Johnston. q N. lst avenue, tI
 FOR SALE-eO acres, all in al falfa and grain; house. well soft water orchard fenced, in lots, on paved road. A bargain, price 5000. Sec Palmer at Getsinger's.
 NICE FIVE ACRES or fand. all in
 good clean alfalfa; 215 miles from center of town. northeast; for sale at bargain: terms Phone UP. If
Arizona republican., 1918-02-05
Wanted-Real Estate

WANTED-20 and so acres. Have cash buyers for 20 with good house and so for cotton. Price must be right Answer quick. Getsinser, 16 l.. Adams
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Arizona republican., 1918-02-05
For Rent@IanQ

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 FOR LEASE acres near Buck eye mostly in alfalfa and barley. but would be good for cotton. S25 per acre. See Getsinser. 16 r. Adams. m
 FOR RENT 20 acres good cotton land, S25 per acre. , acres with small home, 3ia miles out, sI5 per month. Lu- ther Realty O., Phone 363I 90 West Monroe St. It
 LAND
 For Rent: 60 acres alfalfa and bar ley: good home 9 miles west of Phee- nix, extra fine land; with sale of = Holstein cows. mules. marc, I l calves. F tons hay, milk cans. engine | pump, etc. TOLLESON LAND x CATTLE co.
 Phone 4.N2-lI West Adams f. l FOR RENT-Cotton land adjoining | Buckeye. 42 acres long staple cotton. good stand to volunteer; s acres pasture ! or for cotton. Part cash balance terms. l If more land is wanted, adjoining farrr with house. 21 acres long staple cotton, i good stand for volunteer; acres ready ' for planter or grain, 9 acres milo maize ! stuhble Part cash. balance terms. < bargain. Phone 3f, Buckeye or address B. A. Hadsell, Buckeye, AriZ. n ! TO RENT-40 acres for cotton or maize, in Sec. 14-2-2. Lateral I4le. S25.00 per acre. Possession at once. l Phone City S523 or Glendale 163R2 r. ! \. Rlount. if
 FOR LEASED acres. aI in alfalfa and barley: excellent feed now H. miles from Center of town. Will lease with r head of stock, hay. horses. etc. Woven wire corrall and cement water ing trough. Phone I25J4 or Box 59e . Republican. 1
 FOR RENT 40 acres fine cotton land. near Phoenix rental to be paid in advance. Box 2S-S Republican. k
 FOR RENT-Five acres on Central Avenue within F mile of city limits. Phone 1f13 or call at Room ,, Central Building m
 WANTED-Renter for half section cotton land on shares. Inquire C. E., postoffice Box 2S5, Phoenix.
 For Rent-Store and Offices ,--~~>~---->-~-~>>~~-~-~~~~-
 FOR RENT-Space for meat mar ket, in connection with one of city's bes. groceries. Address Box 1O2l tf
 FOR RENT-Sewing machines. All makes. delivered to your door, Only / s2.50 ger month. Phone 1873. J. r. . Guess. # FOR RENT OR FOR SALE. ware house. 50Xl00 feet. Phone 1731. If
Arizona republican., 1918-02-05

FOR RENT 4o acres fine cotton land. near Phoenix rental to be maid in advance Box 2S1S Republican. k
Arizona republican., 1918-02-05
For Rent Miscellaneous

FOR RENT-On service station, ful- ly equipped with gasoline pump and air compressor Inquire 1l5 South CcntTa
 Ave fl
Arizona republican., 1918-02-05
TEMPLETON( st AVG Crefghfnn Rldo

CHOICE 20,- EASY TERMS
 20 acres, close to Chandler, been ill alfalfa for 10 years, excellent soil, A water right. Price $2O0.00 per acre; 5000 down, balance 10 years at per cent. This only holds good for one week. Phone 67 or P. o. Box IA, Chand- Ter if
Arizona republican., 1918-02-05


 One of the best sos in the Pima dis trict south of Tempe. Only $165 per acre. J. B. Griffing. Tempe. Phone 50
Arizona republican., 1918-02-05

FOk RENI-FiVe acres on Central Avenue within F mile of city limits. Phone 14lS or call at Room ,, Central Building m
Arizona republican., 1918-02-05
CASA GRANDE LANDS

l have 16O acres of patented land in Casa Grande Valley right under the canal and surrounded by the biggest wells in the valley for sale at only $20 per acre. Time on part. l also have good relinquishmcnts for $S to Sl5 per acre.
 L. w. MeADAMS
 6 Commercial Hotel Block D