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Arizona republican., 1918-07-21
GREENE & GRIFFIN'S

GREENE & GRIFFIN'S
 REALTY BARGAINS 60O-East Front Lot-N. 7th St..
 near Roosevelt-$100 Cash and
 $l5 Per Month.
 s1000-Little Modern Home-Near s.
 7th Ave.-Lots of Shade. $2100-Modern Brick Bungalow-Fac-
 ing South Upon East Moreland
 St.-$500 Cash.
 S3000-Modern Furnished Brick Plas-
 tered Bungalow-Near Monroe
 Grammar School.
 $3250-Modern Brick Bungalow-Fac-
 ing East on One of the Avenues
 Lots of Shade-Move Right sS25O-Nice Little Modern Brick Home
 Just Finished Hardwood
 Floors-N. & D. Solar Heater
 Cement Porch, Steps and Walks
 TAT E. Willetta-Open for In
 spection Today-Home Build CTS Terms.
 $3S00-Modern Brick Pebble -Da shed
 Bungalow-Near the Capitol
 Some Furniture-$S00 Cash s430o-Evergreen Home Facing N. End
 St.. with 5 Large Rooms and ?
 Screen Torches Hardwood
 Floors Throughout-Big Lot
 5000 Cash.
 s5500-New Wentworth Home-Mod-
 ern in All Details-Night and Day Solar Heater-Big Lot South Frontage - Immediate Possession.
 NEW HOMES-Upon North First Street, This Way From McDow- ell, the Home Builders Are Completing Brick Bungalows With White Cement Exterior Finish, Living and Dining Rooms to Be Finished With D Coats of Enamel White. These Bungalows Are Modern in All Details, Including Light Fix lures. Stationary Wash Trays, Window Shades and Awnings for the Screen Porches-Ce- ment Walks, Steps and Torches and the Material and Work manship Are First Class-Par- ticular Attention Given to Foundations and Roofs-1O Per Cent Cash, Balance Monthly House Are Scarce Now and | Will Be More So the Coming | Fall-Now Is the Golden Op- poftunity to Secure a Home | You Cannot Lose on Any Buy
 You Make in Phoenix-Open for | Inspection.
 | CHELSEA PLACE HOME - Upon
 West Lynwood Street, in Chel-
 sea Place, the Home Builder.
 Have Just Completed a Very
 Attractive Home-In Fact Ont
 of the Most Attractive The, l Ever Built-The House Is Buil
 of Buff Colored Press Bricl l Basement and Furnace-Sta
 tionary Wash Trays-Hard
 wood Floors Throughout-Liv ing and Dining Rooms Have Al
 the Built-in Features and Ar Finished in White-The Hous'
 Has South Facing With Larg
 Cement Front Porch Extendin,
 Around to the East-Garag
 With Cement Runways-Lot |
 e5x154 to an Alley-Everythin.
 Complete and Ready to Nov
 Into-and Will Be Sold to To,
 Upon the Home Builders Plai I-Open for Inspection Today.
 
 GREENE & GRIFFIN Tel. 1894 PA North First Ave
 d.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21
BunGnnam & Mellogg Sz North list. Ave.
ACRE RANCHES

10-ACRE RANCHES 10 acres, northwest, improved and including $500 worth livestock. S4000. 10 acres, Mcdowell road, fine alfalfa, well improved. $4500. 10 acres, northeast, all fine alfalfa. S3750.
 10 acres, 5 miles out; garden soil. S2000. Easy terms.
 HOLT REALTY CO.,,
 2 West AdamS dh
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21
FIVE ACRES

FOUR AND ONE-HALF MILES N. w. OF CITY. IT HAS NEAT HOUSE. GOOD BARN AND CHICKEN HOUSE, LOTS OF FRUIT AND SHADE; PLACE IS IN MILO MAIZE AND HALF OF THE CROP GOES TO BUYER. PRICE $2350. $500 CASH WILL HANDLE, BALANCE MONTH LY PAYMENTS.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21
For Sale-Houses
F or Sale
Phone 1093.

Phone 1093 dd FOR SALE-5 room brick pebble dash bungalow. newly finished. Hard wood floors and all built in features fire place; gas furnace and garage and lawn. $2600 will handle. See owner 1649 w. Van Buren St. If
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21
For Sale-Automobiles
The Largest Stock of Used Cars in
 The Southwest

Buick roadster .................$3 300 Buick truck $50 Cole 'S," touring ........... 1000 Chalmers "6," touring ........... 1000 Dodge touring .................. $50 Ford roadster $50 Ford speedster .......... 400 Ford truck .................... 400 Ford. Smith Form -A-Truck .... 450 Haynes ''6," touring ............. 750 Hup "32," touring ............... 200 Mitchell roadster, like new ...... HOO Maxwell touring, 1918. ............ $50 Nash touring, wire wheels. ...... 1900 Packard touring, like new ....... 1000 Paige, like new, wire wheels.... 1000 Oldsmobile "S," 1918 model .... 1900 Oldsmobile 'S," touring ......... $50 Oakland '6," touring ............ 750 Overland touring, model so ...... $50 Overland touring, model 75 coco. 450 Studebaker "6," ............... $50 Studebaker A." ................ 450 Willys "6' 1400
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21

Use The Republican Classified Ads for Results-Read for Profit
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21

FOR SALE-5 room pebble dash brick. cement porches, hardwood floors, nearly new, shade. lawn. fruit. garage. chicken house. $500 cash, balance easy, monthly payments Price s265O. This is a bargain Johnston. 31 N. 1st Ave. ak
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21
EIGHTY ACRES

Highly improved, fenced and cross fenced, about 50 acres in alfalfa, bal ance summer crops. Large two story brick house, large barn, well of fine water good engine, family orchard and vineyard. A nice level piece of land soil of the best, and located in well known Peoria district. The boys go to war in few days and owner wishes to get a few acres just for self and wife. This is a real bargain and if you are looking for eighty acres, see this exclu- sive listing with
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21

HOME BARGAIN Modern room brick bungalow, hall and large screened porch, and store room, built in features, maple floors, fire place, large cement porch with ex- tension around side, 60 foot lot. s3200. Terms.
 FRANKLIN D. LANE
 6 West Adams. Phone 1234 dd FOR SALE-Modern home. Call 129 North Sixth street. dg
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21
For Sale-Houses
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A BARGAIN if sold at once. 5-rOom house on two lots, all s1350. Close in. Bolin Realty Co. 119 N 2nd Ave. db
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21
For Sala-Houses


 OCEANS OF SHADE
 Two lots on corner, 5-room house. chicken house, only 5000. part cash. balance monthly. Two lots on corner Broom frame house, fruit. Only $500, These places are northeast and have such thick shade the grass will hardly grow. Let us show you.
 BELLAMY & HASKELL.
 121 North Second Ave. db MODERN bungalow; must be sold. Phone owner. 4547. dd
 OUR BEST BUYS
 Groom modern brick bungalow on F acre lot; fine shade, etc., near cap- itol. $3500, easy terms.
 Groom brick, modern, garage, north east, near high school. $2700; easy terms.
 HOLT REALTY CO.,,
 8 West Adams. db MY MODERN home on West Mon roe near capitol, at bargain; leaving city. Five rooms, two screen porch es, built-in features, fine lawn, garage. Box 23H Republican. db FOR SALE - House unfurnished Owner. 1033 E. Garfield St. db FIVE-ROOM brick house, with all modern conveniences; two screen sleeping porches; east front; large lot; on car line and within walking distance from business district S22 North Fifth Ave. db A MODERN apartment house, close in, all furnishd. Investigate. Address Republican Box S4H. Sr FOR SALE-Large room modern bungalow on West Adams street, this side of capitol; oak finish and floors Price $4000. E. E. Pascoe. 302 North Central Avenue. If FOR SALE-S7 1t. lot with house di- vided into three housekeeping apart ments. One block west of high school, just off West Eighth St. Terms cash. See Owner, E. c. Monty, 809 Maple Ave. Tempe.
 DANDY new 3-room cottage, nicely furnished inside and out, on large lot close to carline. Restricted district. Price $500. $l00 cash and s15 monthly. This is real house and beats paying cash for portable. Box HI, Repub- lican. dp GROOM brick bungalow with bath and large screen porch. One square to carline. Thomas Real Estate Co.,. end of Indian car line de
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21

FOR SALE-Well built three room cottage at Iron Springs. Price $100. Address 1929 N. First St. or Phone 1446. dg
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21

LARGE NEW RESIDENCE ON
 WEST WILLETTA
 Attractive brick and pebble dash residence-built for permanency. Six rooms and bath, two screen porches and cool basement room. Extra large living room With hand- some fireplace; oak floors; built in features and solar heater.
 Also a brick and pebble dash garage in rear with screen sleeping rooms and bath room above.
 Cement walks. drive way, beautiful lawn, vegetable garden and young fruit and shade trees.
 PHONE OWNER S936 It
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21

J. S. GRIFFIN, ALONE 11S N. FIRST AVE. PHONE 1893.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21

FOR SALE-Furnture and lease of ten-room house; large screen sleeping porch; rooms and apartments. 514 North 9th St. al
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21

FOR. SALE-EIegant high grade baby cab, like new. Also 6-cylinder car in good shape. $50. See Tauber at Roper Motor Co. dd
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21

FOR SALE-Violin, mandolin and cello. Phone 8667. bg
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21

FOR SALE-Ideal Fireless Cooker 1017 E. Portland St It
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21

FOR SALE-Two roll top mahogany office desks in fine condition. See
 Phoenix Savings Bank and Trust Co. dd
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For Sale-Miscellaneous

WILL SELL at private sale, bed room furniture, victrola, chairs, etc, and forehanded man may buy a coal stove for next winter cheaply. Call S41 North Second avenue or phone 3272. It
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21

s1ls ACRES at real bargain. 20 acres in a clean stand of alfalfa; 11H acres ready for corn or maize. Place fenced in three fields; concrete boxes for irrigating. Has good house. Part cash and rest on terms. For par ticulars address Box S0H, Republican.
 db
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21

FOR SALE-S7 1t. lot with house di- vided into three housekeeping apart ments. One block west of high school, just off West Eighth St. Terms cash See Owner, E. c. Monty, 809 Maple Ave. Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21

FOR SALE-Ludewig piano, swalnut case. first class shape and tone; direct | current ceiling fan, cheap; Monitor grain drill; good tractor. We want your furniture, livestock, farm imple- ments. We buy or sell your goods. Phone 3093. Biehrs Auction House, First Ave. and Jefferson. al
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21

1 HOUSEHOLD furniture for sale. 307 N. 11th St. Phone 4S41 dd
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21

MODERN bungalow; must be sold. Phone owner, 4547. dd
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21

FOR SALE-5 acres Sudan grass in
 field. P. L. Sterkel, cor. Comeback
 road and 7th Ave. Phone 9J2. dd
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21

1914 HARMON, 5-PASS. .S70t We doubt if there is a better car, in regard to all around condition, for sale in town at anywhere near its price. Paint, mechanical condition, body and upholstery better than the av- craze year-old car.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21
For Sale-Automobiles
@OPER'S IDENEWED .IM OAD
 EAUNNERS.

Cash or Terms R. D. ROPER MOTOR co. 10 W. Van Buren St. Tel. 1050-4261
 dd
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21

BICYCLE FOR SALE, in good con dition. 359 N. 9th Ave- dd
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21

FOR SALE-Large room modern bungalow on West Adams street, this side of capitol: oak finish and floors. Price $4000. E. E. Pascoe. 302 North Central Avenue If
Evening journal., 1918-09-16
HUNS NOT so SURE
OFFER is ACCEPTABLE

BY the United Press.
AMSTERDAM, Sept. i6.-There is wide
comment in the German press regard
ing Austria's peace efforts. The beliel
seems to be that the hands OF the En-
tente paciflsts will be strengthened.
Berlin newspapers do not believe the
proposal offers any practical pOssibil-
tiles, cOntenting themselves with do
claring "the world at large Will know
now who prolongs the war and who
wants TO give the world peace
The German press seeks to give the
impression that Il is not wholeheartedly
in favor OF the Austrian peace note.
The Berliner Neuste Nachhichten calls
the note risky"
The Beorsen Zeitung thinks there is
little hope Of its success.
The Post fears the Allies will inter
pret the note as a sign Of weakness.
The VorNvaerts warns against "Over
hasty optimism" but says, "the widest
circles Of the German people" will well
come the note.
The Kreutz Zeltung fears the note is
futile and may lead to results opposite
from those desired.
The VOssische Zeitung anticipates the
proposal viii fail, saying, III rejected,
70 will mean declaration Of the bank
ruptcy OF the official Vienna policy"
Evening journal., 1918-09-16

No one wants TO continue the war day
longer than necessary but the Entente
are not being fooled with an unreason-
able peace. In Wilson's language nc
general peace. no peace worth the in
finite sacrifices OF these years Of tragi-
cal suffering can be arrived at under
the old methods OF barter and conces-
sion"
Times: Germany is employing Aus
tria 10 renew sham peace proposals and
cover up her efforts to gain time while
IIlndenburg reorganizes his forces. II
is one Of the oldest and stalest tricks
Of diplomacy. What the Central En-
plres really hope for Is rejection Of the
proposal 20 they can again present to
their disheartened peoples their rea-
sons FOR continuing the war. They also
hope TO break the Entente's solid 'front.'
Manchester Guardian: ut would be
a mOnsirous flout il this proposal aS
such, should be flouted. as heretofore.
10 would also be unwarranted to lay
down definite military conditions as a
prerequisite 10 any discussion. On the
other hand, we fsar peace Will be de-
iayed II we enter confidential discus
sions without some suggestion OF the
enemy's approach TO our well-known
proposals We think the Allies should
request an expression relative TO the
lines laid down by Wilson and Lloyd
George. Let us. above all things. avoid
replying in such terms as to give the
wayereEs fresh resolution
Evening journal., 1918-09-16

This answer may state an irreduci-
bic minimum OF terms and q may make
bid to the Teuton people TO over
throw their rulers.
However, a government official in a
very high place informed the press
generally that IL was perfectly safe to
assume that the Austrian prOffer would
not be accepted. His position is such
that he speaks with entire authority.
The State Department summary OF
German press comment arriving from a
neutral country today said discussion
OF the military situation had ceased to
all intenfs and purposes 70 added that
the more the Germans examined the
situation the less they liked t.
The Austrian note is considered based
on military exigencies.
u is held repugnant to the American
position against secret diplomacy and
aside from this Il is felt that 10 offers
no reason or basis for a get-together
meeting at this time.
Taken as the most desperate peace
offensive the BOche ever attempted. this
latest drive is regarded also as the
most insidious. II is considered as in
tended TO dJll the war spirit and the
war work Of the association nations,
particularly America. And, It is held TO
be another OF the series OF efforts TO
bolster up the AustrO-German home
spirit When IL is rejected, Germany
and Austria will again set up the cry
OF self defense and as the war comes
closer 10 the German border this cry
may serve to stimulate a war wearied
force of central Allies, according to the
belief here. However, in answering the
cOmmuncation-for IL is assumed an
answer must be made-this government
will take care to see that the edge Is
removed from this home stimulation
scheme as far as possible.
This answer probably would point
out that President Wilson has said fire.
quently he was willing 10 talk peace
anytime II an "honest" proposal were
made This latest proposal is not con-
sidered honest and, the answer. too.
would probably inform Austria that
the Presidents basic principles OF
peace would have TO be accepted be-
fore even a get-together session for
discussing further bases could be un-
dertaken. Austria and Germany have
shown no signs OF accepting the cardl-
nal principles for they have practiced
annexations and indemnitles with a
vengeance
President Wilson's dlctum Of force
without stint" and Chief OF staff !
Evening journal., 1918-09-16
Republicans Name Ticket in County

arc regarded as favorable 10 Crossllnd
Isaac S. Bullock ran high in n,
coroner tight, carrying the city by 4
7S3 votes. Cheney was hfgh in The
county, but Bullocks city majority
was too high for him TO overcome
In the senatorial and legislature fights
some surprises were the result.
Ror representative In the third rep
resentatiye district. Theodore w. Fran
cis, present sheriff defeated Henry G.
Downward by "a votes. making II the
closest fight OF the day.
In the seventh representative district,
! Willard 6. Gregg defeated his three op-
ponents by a substantial majority.
I In the third senatorial district, George
! W. Webster defeated w. r. Humphrey
by s5 votes.
In the NTH senatorial district. John
r. Richards won over John G. King and
George r. Vsntine by i53 votes. Van
tine finished second
William Lyons, Jr., OF the second rep
resentative district had no trouble de-
feating Andrew y. Cole for representa-
tive, winning by 729 votes.
Both the Levy Court contests were
spirited ones.
In the second district, comprising all
the western half OF Wilmington, Albert
Stetser won over James keenan, by 50
votes.
IN the Fourth Levy Court district
Benjamin l.. Dickey won over Walter
Fanning by &c votes. Delaware s.
Wright finished third.
For assessor In the second district,
Wilmington, Charles f. Anderson de-
feated John r. Spring, Sr., by 81 votes.
Vote for Senator, Second district
James w. Robertson, 1894; Thomas II.
Peeney, 1854; James B. Hickman, $50
Vote for Representative, Third dis
trict- Theodore w. Francis, $40; Henry
Q. Downward, 526.
Vote for Representative, Second dis
trict-Willism Lyons, Jr., ll5li Andrew
E. Cole, 42e
Vote for Levy Court, Wilmington dis
trict-Albert Stetser, l45l; James Kse-
nan, 1893.
Vote for Levy Court, Fourth district
Benjamin L. Dickey, 404; Walter Fan
ming, 37s; Delaware s. Wright, 22T.
Vote for Assessor, Second district
Charles r. Anderson, 1896 John T.
Spring, Jr., 7el.
Vote for Senator, Third district
George w. Webster, 259; Warden R.
Humphrey. 224
Vote for Senator, Fifth district--John
T. Richards, POS, George W. Vsntine,
leg, John q, King, 90.
Evening journal., 1918-09-16
ENGLAND IN NO MOOD
TO CONSIDER FAKE PEACE
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
LONDON, Sept. i6-There will he no
hasty reply 10 the Austrian peace pro-
posal.
According to the best available in
formation the reply will come only az
ter the most intimate exchange OF opln-
ion by the antagonists.
Meanwhile, all official opinion will be
withheld pending this decision, which
diplomats declare, will be the most
delicate" question OF policy since the
declaration OF war.
Unofficial opinion Is divided. "stal-
warts" believing the proposal merely a
super peace offensive, acceptance OF
(which would be liable TO trap the Al
lies into compromise terms. on the
other hand those who favor peace by
negotiations" assert that acceptance
would not be dangerous and would be
the best way OF learning whether Il
Will DE necessary to carry on the war
much longer, or II the Allies terms can
be obtained in the near future. Both
factions agree that the Allied decision
depends upon which opinion the gov
ernments consider the correct one.
Az the same time, the Allied dlplo-
mats must take cognizance of Ger
manys ofer Of a separate peace TO
Belgium. Germany put forward the
following terms
Belgium to remain neutral until the
end or the war; reconstruction OF
belgium and political and economic in
Evening journal., 1918-09-16

I dependence for her after the war
establishment Of German-Belgian com
merclal treaties existing before the
war, Belgium to aid by moral suaslon
in restoration Of German colonies; the
Flemish question 70 be considered and
the Flemish minority, which aided the
German invaders, to go unpublished.
The London morning papers, COM
menting on Austrla's proposal, say:
Express: The proposal brings peace
no nearer. 10 is true that all peoples
long for A speedy end 10 the struggle
but the Allies have stated their pre-
llmlnary conditions. They arc: With
drawal from Belgium and France,
abrogatlon Of The Brest-Litovsk and
Bucharest treaties, etc. There Is not
the faintest suggestion that the central
powers will agree TO these conditions
1t is Just an invitation to a secret con-
ference at which bargains can be
struck and the destruction of mill
tarism prevented. Hlndenburg wants
time to pull his armies together. Ne
sotistlons means a practical cessation
Of the war"
Chronicle: Two motives inspire the
note. First, the desire to embarrass
the Entente by throwing upon them
the odlum OF continuing the war: Sec
ond, a genuine longing for peace. Ber-
lin and Vienna now realize for the first
time that the Central Powers cannot
win the war. Instead they are fearful
With the dread OF defeat and disaster.
Evening journal., 1918-09-16

March's we-are-going-through-wlth-it
talk Saturday are held 10 be the sur.
est proofs Of the American spirit
The most forceful argument hearC
here every time the Teuton has lalC
down a piece barrsge has been:
III we quit now, 1t Is a German vic.
tory"
This same call was heard today
Germany is still on foreign soil. Hel
Industries are intact, her land un-
harmed. And while she is in a worse
position tactically and economically
than ever before, a peace now would
leave her in better shape TO start new
world domination plans than ever, il
Is held
The state Department had not receiv-
cd the Austrian proposal for a non
binding conference up 10 early today
lt was assumed IL would come through
a neutral source.
Offer TO Belgium Without ReparatiOn
How insidious this latest peace drive
is may be gathered from the fact that
a direct proposal Of peace is reported
to have been made to Belgium. This
places no blame on Germany and falls
short OF righting the wrong done that
country. But, the German intention,
as seen here, is to convince the small
paciflst group Of the opposing nations
that a sincere spirit Of peace now
abides in Germany.
Another point emphasized is the fact
that Austria proposes a "non-binding'
peace discussion. In other words, the
poaPe conference vo1lld not as q hraEo
on the war md the war spirit and thus
give a bit Of a breathing space TO the
central powers, while IL terms do not
please the Teutons, or II they staged
some sort OF a comeback they could
leave the get-together conference.
Germany is considered the dictator
OF the Austrian note. Austria says
she and her Allies are in accord. 1t
is held here to be doubtless true that
Germany would like to strike the best
possible bargain at this time TO save
the Hohenzollern rulers. But, it is re-
garded fully as true that any bargain
at this time would discount enormous
sacrifices the Allies have made with
out making the world safe from a Ger
man war threat in the future.
Victory for the Allies and America is
too near at hand to lose 1t through d
basic examination OF peace matters such
as Austria proposes according TO the
view OF military and International ex-
perts.