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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-03-21

WHAT ABOUT THAT NEW SPRING
SUIT?

A specialist from large tailoring
house will be at our store Wednesday
and Thursday, March goth and 21st
(open both evenings), with an excep,
tonaIly fine line of the very latest IN
novelties, as we'll as staples, in the
latest styles and patterns. We ask
you to come in and look them over;
even if not ready to order, we well
come you.
We wish you also to remember we
have enlarged our stock, and carry at
up-to-date line of Hats, Caps, Dress
and Work shirts, Ties, Collars, Sus'
penders, Belts, Gloves, Sweaters
Unionalls, etc.. - - - - -.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13

EAST slnE-IOur No l7ol Z rooms and
bathroom lot 5Gvit0. just being lin
ished S4O0 cash balance $50 psr month
Rent win pay for w. viii decorate 20
suit Price 81 100 Greer Investment
Co eco Iowa Bldg Phone 2i50 os
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE %
NOTICE?

Here are some buys Just a
little better than others in
same locality.
North Zunis-$l,500; near
~ new five-room cottage; eN-
ira large rooms; well ar
ranged; modern.
3l6 South Guthrie-Priced
right. Six rooms. double ga.
rage; upstairs sleeping porch ;
east front; only six blocks
west of Main and Third. This
is an exceptionally good buy.
Look at it and see us. Terms
can be arranged.
1921 East Hodge-$A,50O /;
right on car line; convenient
to Washington school walk
ing distance; seven rooms,
modern, with good garage, A
coat of paint and you can
make nice profit right now.
We have u dandy five-room
cottage on East jefferson !;
gas, electricity; nicely deco
rated. Only $3,675; $1,000
down.
Crosbie IIeights-$4,500 A
nearly new five-room cottage /;
fine high lot. Best Uuy in this
addition; modern.
34i South Wheeling-East /;
$500; five rooms, gas, cleo
tricity; basement under en-
tire house; corner lot. A bar
gain.
L. N. RILEY. G. CO.
32l Robinson Building.
Phone 1881.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13
HouYEs -FnRN1anrn

stl sst ,t. room bungalows. close In
'''riiurs ir,. ,.os,l 52me providing you buy
si.,.a, ry si.I.sS. piipS 19' ~ pp.,, p.,so party
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13
NORTH SIDE

Seven rooms. two-story modern,
corner lot, T0XllS, donhle garage and
good we'll on porch must be soid
this week by owner Phone ASA,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13
WANTED TO BUY
'RoPERTYFORExCHANCE

EXCHANGE AUTOMOBILES 10
DO. Nuyll FORD Wanted q trade
bts 1919 model Ford touring car for
1913 model tlri roadster or truck. or
VII nrfr hTu,s Fidelity Building Co.
Phone sllH
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13

BUNGALOW For sale new 5room bun.
gslow and 6.room bungalow. on nice high
corner lot: only \ blocks out has con.
crete garage and renting for $l?5 per
month will sell right quick for 81 500
terms right. this Is real investment
See Russ l. Grant 5li First Matt Bldg
nph0ne 2I6O
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

aK
LOTS FOR SALE SO
ENrRA Uoun uzh lot ,lll size. east front
paved Nt, - nrN $4,000 baker IN.
Nystnrnt GO Hhgr" GOO"
LOT For -ala ,araut sot bargain
Phone pb7
Lo1S--for sal" d, uNnrr. tso rorurr iot,
lOONlAu, with troum house ON par line
tine WolS Of wt,et. 50 500 $500 down.
ha aAncc $50 month lhop, ar1
Lot AND liOp 81 Good lot two room
house. by owner Phone u,sge 4io7
LASOs AND FARMS ron SALE -
DAIRY FARM For sale or lease one
small dAir, farm uIp. room house
good stables. chicken houses. str. bear.
ing fruit grapes s'rsShyrrics. black.
bortics and cherries large garden good
pasture q acres rIl'i,aliur land 4 rooms
Of urI complete dreamer, cluiu.
ment and husiuess fine i.rs., cows
gasoline cngirra power ,hufn. trrd
cutter Incubator hroodrr and many otho-
thinEs 5000 FOR quick sale extremely
low rent I blocks east Of fair grounds
ON first road north OF ozark rrsN john
& loss
So NNp l2o ACRE IRACr-Fo s.lc. two
farms nine miles lu'ss and near rail.
road station. one su and l2u acre tract
both good ones and vii sell worth the
money See T. N. SaHdcricr. AsumA.
Okla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ACREAoE fOR sAl

NEAL Id - L ToN OALE.
ACREAGE FOR SALE s5
$50 ACRES For salc $50 acres. black
limestone soil; SEQ acres in cultivation
balance IN hay aud pasture land fine
room houBr large barns aud good ten.
ant house. has two wells and cistern
fenced and cross.ienccd located 40 miles
northeast Tulsa on auto road vile sch
for $4,000 and put In 100 head White
foced cattle this is real ranch snap,
possession right nov See Russ l.,
trsrL 1l4 First National hldg Phone
3l80
DO ACRES For sale $40 acres. located
miles east Of pahlequAh In therok kca
county. $50 acres black bottom land
$50 IN cultivation, balance tillable and
100 acre. rough pasture land good five
room house. barns and good tenant
house watercd by creek and 3 springs
on farm will sell for SIS per acre aud
Terms right hrr RaEu- h. tIruut. SIT
first National Bldg. Phone 2lbh
3l2 ACIDS For sale 9l2 acres Iocated <
miles east and south Of Nini;A, Okla
one hall IN cultivation. balance hay and
pasture: 65 acres in wheat; all goes
purchase price, balance OF farm land
rented ioI this year has good 2room
house. harm and gansry, everlasting
we'll aud .pring on farm, for $50 per
are, this farm carries loan Of ~. Zoo
and iE a rare bargain; In black Nimestour
tAud: 1000 ca,h will handle See Russ
/. Grant 81 FEd National Bldg. Phone
2i6O.
laO ACREs-ln Cherokee county. on state
auto road black SANDY loan bottom
land $50 In cultivation. good improve
uents; plenty Of water fenced and
cross 'cnred this is a rea, alfalfa and
corn and cotton farm for $50 per acre
Soc Russ L. Grant 5l4 First National
Bldg Phone 2l6O
l6p ACRESd-For sale. 100 acres five
miles southeast Of Mounds: no acres In
cultivation so seres grass and hay land
partly creek bottom land fenced and
cross fenced black sandy loan soil for
$50 per acre. terms one half rash Sec
Russ l.. .Grautojit First National Bldg
a. ACRES-i0.acrc farm Rogers county
TO trade for gold ear. Phone 1897 T..
q, RoN sac
rs ACRFS--For ssie. - atrcsn OF high
eissS acreage close In: good 5foom
house large barn ciStern at back door
web ht barn: plenty Of chicken houses
large orchard ard fenced and cross,
fenced vii he on new rock road and
only one mile from city limits. for
so 800 terms one hs'f cash See Russ
l. Grant bli First National Bldg
FIvE TO TWENTY ACRES-Ii YOU want
to buy s 10 20 acres near Tulsa at's75
acre 40 TO a2O acres; some lst clasa
bottom land improved ESQ 70 s7s per
acre; prairie land, $40 90 f25 per acre
ranch land. 100 to $500 acre tracts.
81 TO 81 50 per acre. j Shores,
phone 2oi5. EOS Bank Of Commerce
Bldg
2E ACRES 2n acres close In, for sale.
rent or trade Phone owner, 1897.
rhonr anl2i
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13
T.. N. RILEY. G. CO.
32l Robinson Building.
s2,5oo

A splendid five-room cot
tage; modern, on east side,
less than one-half block from
Admiral boulevard. If pur-
chaser will buy furniture also
immediate possession can be
given.
Price without furniture,
$500; $1,250 cash, balance
$40 per month, including in
terest. Let us show you this
today.
Do it today - tomorrow
never comes.
Leslie Brooks Realty
Company
Phones 2873 and 7116
407 South Boulder Street.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13

NORTH SlDl-An deal new homa StN,u
large heauufu rooms hardwood floors
thrurW; full length French mirrors lu
sleeping rooms. sleeping porch hasc
meat, furnace garage. driveway fvr'
ants quhrters. paved ttroct .lu.l ioi d
high. commanding a pHnoranic view Of
Tulsa and vicinity. immediate poasDs
sion, prtrc so 500 osave 58ui
NORTH stDE-Thc hest buy on the north
SIDE rooms mantles, 0ak floors
white enamel finish nicely decorated .
eclcirir fixtures are best. buit IN fca
lures tlc bath; pedestal lava,oD this
II dandy howce garage aud Wake
Price 81, 900 ti 500 casa and The rest
70 suit See Mimbish 24i kohintou
Bldr phoHr iTit
NORTH SlpE-tOur No la7), clo,c In.
tWo.stOty modern q rooms aud base.
mont Price $4,000 for five days. hal.
Nnce arranged Greer Investment 60
226 Iowa Bldg rhouc 1850.
NORTH SIDE, Brand now. tvo.story $
room house, nice wood floor', splendid
lots; Sb250; $1,000 cash, s6O per
month Tulsa Realty Co. phone 81.
PARK HILL- On North Rosedsir, Groom
modern; white enamel finish and nicely
decorated best Of electric fixtures oak
floors this Is Que OF tho bost houses In
Park llil, price $4,000, 81 500 cash and
terms See WnNish, 245 Robinson bldg
phone i7l4
floor, butl,. in features and rirriy de-.
n,nt.d sstars a,d waILs nrircd AZ
SI 700 Ss6o nah "Sts ,on In ibis
So1.cs ufs IL co.e in and on good car
line See wimbish. 9AS Robinson bldg.
Phone ma
ON pOgFpAIP -t,vinv piar. Addition
L.a,,,i,,,i tx'ro,,,, Ia, 80 h,nsalou
,'Ia,' L.; ,. a,ssu s.,,,',,, ~,
u~F'.' ~ o0 "T -.
NJ 49, 49, snan -''
". niuts non' osAse oso'
SIN u AMI No'ht Vtp No toon
SS9usspa moutfh f'ou uoNn, nSSoe
HAe ieh', SA'l o"n't ~ puA OF oi9i'
spt HH sHpE--lifand new S-roon bungHr
low; hardwood floors thruout artistic
bullt IN features; s,ecping porch on sec.
ons floor fuli sized basement with gar
sg" nauve SHADE east front = 300
ir,on nlIs
t,,,,.,,,,.,.s,., .------- ,.----,
SUI NV EST broom modern. iuli siied
basement garage Phone owner sto@J
or 5s3s for price and terms
VICTOR. s.-Tour room modern: south
Victor the Street beautiful 80 garage.
trees, lot 5oxlfo east front at the sac
rihce price OF $4,000. $1,000 cash, bal
unce monthly. Phone Usage 3g9i
BUNGAlOW-Fo sale room strictly
modern bungalow close in. garage for
two ears; iarre basement. good well.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13
WANTED REAL ESTATE

RESIDENCE Wanted, $40 600 to Sei 600
new moirru hrirk residence property
or Slho1o aud upward, frame story.
or . rooms. slrrpihg porch. breakfast
room, tNo baths, 2.rar garage AMI ser.
wants quarters any good locatou nu
south side must be very desirable and
attractive ln every respect including
yalucsrcceiycd Phone BlgO
HOUSE Wanted tolhuy five room modern
house ON North Denver. Elwood or che,
cuuc can pay $1,000 cash, balance 500
per month G. Boa 10, care World
WANTED To hear from owner ~ good
unimprOved lsud for sale Stata cash
price description d, 4. BuSh. Min.
ncapols. MINI
wANrErSTo HUY We have constant calls
for residence property s to 4 rooms
cash deah' Phone us n you care TO sell
Blair Bros 90
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13
Buys
NORTH CHEYENNE

8 room modern, , CRATES,
basement, furnace heat, beau
tifully decorated; garage ant.
serV quarters. Price
$3.50; $4,000 cash, balance
terms.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13

,i Goa. I'VE ~ms, furnished ,hr
1900 a.. 10 ON car line, m sno
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Nouhrk rOR sAIF

Rousrs foR sAIB IS
JASPER. b.. e4o Only y blocks trou'
business center three blocks 81 car line
two blocks OF school paved street aud al
city improvements nov ir, tull hto hish
t'iruc-d lot nice surroundings tine
homes restricted district. beautiful Can
fornia 81 le bungalow complete IN every
drlai., price s. 500, also elegant hr'k
bungalow, neat door Prise ~, 500 either
finished 10 to suit pufyhascr in ten dNs
open FOR inspection Phone ootp
KENDA ALi.-Fhr room new nouss Ia one
4. block car unc. S2g01. 5000 rAsh, $40
pgH>InoAth See Wimbish. 2i5 Robinson
b1ilfmg. phone t7lI
kEADNlIs- fur sale, b, owu,r = rooms
AId sleeping pyrch 81. 800. 5000 aud
So per mouth Eighth sud tiordon
MAPLE RIDGE Ny beautiful bungalow in
restricted Maple rArk. two blocks Maple
Ridge school hardwood throughout, iyor>
aud mahogany finish beautiful uccoIs
tiouS pedestal plumbing Imported hight
ing fixtures native shade. tcrrarvd cor
rsr lot. Tu.ioot frontage. the hest luN iu
Tulss no initiation built for home ,
not 10 sell can not be duplicated sh ~
Of $1,000, for Que week Ouly, $4,000
.1tll South Cincinnati
MAIN. Near end, o.room modern hun
raiow. wri huilt by owner Tor himself .
will be substantial Tor 10 years to come
large screened in back porch, very cool
place good shade trees all around the
house. must sell this week on ar'Vunt oi
business requirements good whUes Phone
9tQn
The Coconino sun., 1918-11-08
Sanders, Walkers,
 ''0eis.lf' for corns
World Has Never Known Its Equal

swhat will get rid of my cornf" The answer has been made by mil. that you can bank on. that's abso. lutely certain, that makes any cora
The Coconino sun., 1918-11-08
SUGAR ALLOWANCE
 TO BE INCREASED

Phoenix, Nov. 7.--Improved condi- tions in sugar production and trans portation facilities are responsible for 50 per cent increase in the govern ment ration of sugar to households and public eating places, which was announced here by the federal food administration for Arizona.
 The new program goes into effect at once. Retail dealers will be issued certificates for November allowing one pound additional for every person served, and hotels, restaurants and boarding houses will be allowed the same increase for every ninety meals served. Manufacturers of ice cream and soft drinks and bakers will be al lowed no increase.
 The change in the sugar program makes good the promise of the food administration made some time ago to increase. the household allowance of sugar at the earliest possible mo- ment that this country's supplies would justify. In view of the rapid manufacture of western beet and southern cane sugars, of freer rail way transportation, of enlarged sup plies from Cuba and with sufficient wooden ships available, it is believed that there will be no necessity for some time at least, to return to the two-pound allowance.
The Coconino sun., 1918-11-08
ONE KILLED AND FOUR SHOT
 IN GUN FIGHT AT MORENCI

Deputies McCarty and Spaw of Morenci are both in the D. c. hospital one Mexican is killed and two others wounded as result of an effort on the Mexicans' part to resist arrest early Sunday morning.
 The deputies were aroused about three o'clock in the morning by the yells and whoops and the sound of brass band playing in house near the Empire theatre. They stopped the music, arrested two of the dis turbers and searched four others, finding guns on three of them, and then put the five in jail.
 The deputies then started back to the scene of the disturbance to see if all was quiet and met four Mexi- cans coming along swearing at the officers. The men were put under ar rest and the deputies began to search them when the Mexicans drew their guns and started shooting, the dep uties quickly responding. They soon forced the Mexicans to stop but not before both officers had been shot several times through the legs. One of the Mexicans escaped unhurt, one was killed, one was shot through the stomach and the other through the legs.
 There have been a number of se- rious shooting affairs at Morenci in the last few months and the citizens of the town feel that it is about time to take away all arms from the fight ing element and see that they are un- able to purchase any more.-Clifton Mining Journal.
The Coconino sun., 1918-11-08
KAISER BILLYUM TO
 CLOWN PRINCLINC

Feeling that the touching letter of the Crown Prince to his father which has been published in several of the state papers, requires reply from Papa Kaiser, the Valley City Times Record editor last week had an inspi- ration and. assisted the Kaiser by writing the following for him:
 Rotterdam Palace, Oct. l, 1918.
 I hardly know how to distress you dis ledder, as your last vas dated on der run. Howefer, I insure it will catch you somevere between der Hin Hinderedburg line and der Rhine. Would adwis you to hurry back to der Rhine as soon as possible, as dose rough Americans seems to be after der whole bacon as we'll as der Rhine. I do not blame you in der least for not wanding to associate nit dose Americans. I understood dey are now calling you der Clown Prince. Such rudeness-vat? Why should dey call you such names? Keep away from dem as far as possibilitz. Dey tell me dose Americans are insisting dey are coming to Berlin to pay der expects to me. If you get close enough to one of dem just tell him if der day efer comes when an Ameri- can gets to der palace der will be non de Clown Heads on der reception com mittee. It may be dose Americans means us harm. What if dey should get to Berlin before we know it. But if der worst comes to der worst, my dear son, you should stand between your lofing ladder and danger. What would der German people do if der di- vine ruler should be killed?
 Und don't you let dose rough Amer jeans fool you about dat song-what you call "I won't be back til its ofer ofer dere." No siree, what does de- ceivers means is dat dey won't go back till it's offer ofer here. Anyhow that is just der way der act. I am get ting expicious about de actions. Vat :?
 Und anodder thing, my son, dose Americans dey are so deceiving- you can't believe ting dey say to you. Before dey got into dis var dey want ed peace. Of course dey did not say
The Coconino sun., 1918-11-08
GRAND CANYON AS
 A NATIONAL PARK

WASHINGTON.-Congress seems at last about to make the Grand Can ,yon of Arizona a National park. For years the canyon has been quite gen erally regarded as a park, but off cially it is a section of two national forests, game refuge and national monument.
 'It has never been managed as part of the park system, and has never been susceptible of development as such," says the house public lands committee, in reporting favorably. a senate bill that would dedicate 950 square miles-600,000 acres--in Nor thern, Arizona, as Grand Canyon Ma tional Park. "This magnificent gorge should now take its place as a link in the national park chain which already includes most of the nations wonderful and extraordinary natural features"
 It was thirty-two years ago last January that the first bill to make the Grand Canyon a national park was introduced in the senate by the late ex-President Benjamin Harrison, then senator from Indiana. Since then the proposal has been presented to congress from time to time.
 "It appears that there never has been valid objection against it." de- clares Secretary Lane, in statement favoring the project. "Nor can such an objection be. urged, because the Grand Canyon belongs to the federal government and any attempt to thwart change in it's status, which would distinctly rebound to it's ad- vantage, must be by some, private in- terest."
 Private resources have accomplish ed limited development Thousands of tourists visit the canyon annually, but due to the lack of roads, trails, and side trip destinations the throngs have little opportunity to enjoy the marvellous grandeur of the region.
 Less than 400 of the 600,000 acres that the proposed legislation would place in the park are now in private ownership, these things held in small parcels near the rim. Obviously, the greater part of the land lies within the enormous gulf, measuring at some points 20 miles across the top. Suf- ficient land is to be included, back of the north and south rims, to make pos sible road development and to care for camping and hotel facilities.
The Coconino sun., 1918-11-08

what kind of peace dey wanted, but 1 believe what dey really want is a piece of Germany. But be dat as it may; vhy did dey get into dis var Certainly ve did not want 'em in. All we did vas sink der Loosetania--und as it our fault dat a tousand or two peoples und der children get drown ed? Why did not dey swim to der shore vid der babies? Und ven ve blowed up der ships init food and od- der things on 'em it vas not because we did not love der Americans-ve had to have something to feed der peoples we captured. Just so! Why did dey get mad ad such fiddle tings as dat? Vat? At dat time dey said dat dey wanted piece. Now we offer dem peace and vat do day say? Vat does President Wilson say? He is de worst deceiver of der whole American race. belief he is der one vich want piece of Germany.
 Tell dose Americans ve wants not ings to do init 'em. When ve started. to go thru Belgium and vipped der vomens und childrens so easy nefer imagined dose offel ignorant Ameri- cans would force demselfs upon us und insist on coming offer to Ger many--right into our own belofed land. Had taught of such tings I belief I would never haf started. Und, oh, my son, wouldn't it be offal if dey would do to Germany just vat we did to Belgium und France? It almos' kills me to tink about such tings. Und right now dey are on our belofed soil. How can dey be so rude ven dey were nefer invited to come here? Dey say some of our men haf met der American ruffians near Metz. Und vat you tink dey said? It makes der vet salt water tears come to mine eyes to tink about it--dey said dey vas coming on to Berlin. As I told you before I do not want to meet lem ven dey get here so l must close im- mediately, as I will run just like you before I will haf anytings to do init dose nasty Americans.
 Your lofing ,fadder in hastiness,
 vILLYUM.
The Coconino sun., 1918-11-08
55,OOo,Ooo FEET National Forest Timber
 for Sale

LOCATION AND AMOUNTA merchantabe stand
 ing or down and all the live timber marked designated for
 North Ranges and East S M, Cark's Valley Unit, Coconno National Forest Arzona estimated to be timber approximately yellow pine STUMPAGE PRICES-Lowes considered all . VI DEPOSIT-wth bid $3oO apply purchase price if bid is &C., cepted, refunded if rejected.
 FINAL DATE FOR BIDS-Sealed be
 t Forester Albuquerque New Mexco up including De- cember 1, 1918. " The right to reject any and all bids s reserved.
 Before bids submitted full information the timber conditions of sa deposits submission should be obtained from the District Forester Albuquerque New Mexico, the Forest Supervisor Flagstaff, Arizona.
The Coconino sun., 1918-11-08

My address: It. Fred D. Krenz, Eng. U. s. A., Base Sec. 3, Goring Hotel, A. E. F. London, England; or It. Fred D. Krenz, Eng. U. s. A., U. s. Base Hospital 33, Portsmouth, En- gland. Either will catch me.
The Coconino sun., 1918-11-08
FEDERAL COURT
 TERM POSTPONED

Douglas attorneys yesterday re- ceived word that, on account of the prevalency of influenza at Tucson, the November term of federal court had been postponed indefinitely. Both the petit and grand jurors were dis missed and the judge announced that no cases where witnesses were re- quired would be heard. One of the most important cases that was expect
 ed to come before the court during the November session was the trial of
The Coconino sun., 1918-11-08
18,ooo, 900 FEET National Forest Timber
 For Sale

AMOUNT AND KIND18 million feet less of yellow
 pine and douglas fir Douglas fir not than LOCATIONOn of 4860 within Sections
 13 H T. 20 N, R. E., Sections T. T. 20 N R. E., Section
 34, 35 and 36 T. q N. R8E
 STUMPAGE yellow pine
 and douglas fir $150 M fit.
 DEPOSITWth bid $5000O0 apply purchase price bid
 cepted, refunded rejected per may retained
 forfeit the contract and bond within
 quired time
 FINAL DATE FOR BIDSSeaed bids will
 Forester Albuquerque, New Mexco including November IT, 1918. The right to reject any all bids is reserved Before bids submitted full information of the timber conditions sale deposits and the bids should be obtained from the District Forester or the Forest Supervisor, Flagstaff, Arizona t,
The Coconino sun., 1918-11-08

number of persons who are under indictment in connection with the de portation at Bisbee on July 12, 1917. Demurrers were argued before Judge Morrow, who came from San Fran cisco to hear the case, and it was ex- pected that his decision as to whether the cases should be dismissed would be rendered. It is not unlikely that a decision will be handed down now until after New Years.