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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-29

saying that the understanding was that
Hall was not to use the clay. as he
owned the adjoining property and did
not want his premises damaged, that
H. must be filled in for the mutual
benefit Of the neighborhood and that
il this were not done there -ould be
a law suit. He said that he paid $500
for the lots, plus the taxes of 432. 10
which he assumed, and that in his
opinion there was no clay on the land.
Asked by the county attorney IL he
knew of the existence of clay there at
the time ii was sold, he said. Il don't
know it yet"
In Supervisor McArthur's statement
he said that there was clay on tho
premises If he were any judge. He
said that there was only one better
clay deposit, the pit at Myrtle Grove.
about two miles out of town. He said
that there was also clay to be found
in the streets in the western section of
town but that the deposits there were
scattered.
Mr.. McDavid stated that the prop
erty was assessed at $3.50 and that at
the time the assessment was made he
had no knowledge that the lots con-
tanned clay.
Mr.. Macgibbon offered the minutes
of May IL as proof that Mr.. Candy was
authorized to purchase clay pit in
district three This was done in order
to establish the date of the beginning
of the clay pit negotiations.
Explaining the situation which has
been the subject of heated discussion
between the board and the clerk and
aas6itor. Commissioner Candy said. Il
first took up the matter with Mr.. Lee
Daniel after Mr.. Hardy, Mr.. Macarthur
and had seen the grave necessity. We
made an examination and then saw
Mr.. Daniel, who owned it at that time,
and il I make no mistake, he said
that he did own 1t. I was authorized
on May IL to purchase q clay pit, so
took it up with Mr.. Daniel who Of
fered me six lots for $3.50 Then Mr.
Macarthur and I decided to. make a
thorough examination OF other clay.
We found site just across the street
from the first location where clay was
good but running out. In company
with Mr.. Crooks, a blacksmith, we in
vestigated the site and after boring de-
cided that ii was the best available.
Then we proceeded to find the owner,
asking a nearby negro who didn't
know. One week later asked Mr..
McDavid about It and he said that the
property was assessed as unknown.
Later 4saw Mr.. Clubs and asked him
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-29
HOW SHALL YOU GET NEW
CUSTOMERS?

A healthy business GROWS.
Growth can come only thru NEW CUSTOMERS.
To get customers you must ADVERTISE. You
let people know what you sell, what service
you render
People attracted by friendliness thoughtful
Show your FRIENDLY spirit thru newspaper adver-
Using. Show hospitality to your visitors They in
STRANGE STORE. Make them feel at home. Make them
want to again.
But don't advertise friendliness and thoughtful
authority.
PROVE that giving exceptionally pleasing SER
vice to your
KEY UP your organization. Create enthusiastic
atmosphere your Be proud of merchandise.
Newspaper advertising will bring faces to your
store sincere desire SERVE these patrons
will keep them COMING.
New customers VITAL to success.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-29
Florida Press Opinion
THE NEW YoRk WORLD ON
THE ALABAMA PROPOSITION
New York World

AS every schocIboy knows, the state of Florida
when viewed from this direction resembles boot
hanging upside down with the foot extending west
ward along the gulf. Originally, or when the ter
ritory acquired from Spain. the foot reached
to the Mississippi river. and neither what is now
the state of Mississippi nor the state of Alabama
had any the
The toe OF foot was then made recede.
and the new of Mississippi was given broad
opening TO the gulf. But Alabama was left with
while narrow strip of Florida formed it's whole
lature now proposes the cession of strip from
ask that Florida do the same.
This a reasonable proposal. Westward of
the Apalachicola river forms natural part
of Alabama and the river to it's mouth would be a
natural eastern boundary for Alabama When the
held the territory for time before the Rev
olutionary war they made that river the dividing
line between and Florida Florida has
more coast line now than any state in the
Union. it would still have about much coast
line after the proposed cesson as California has.
would harbors that cannot easily spare.
while Alabama would gain that nature has
decreed to it.
There is measure of national political well
of American historical interest in this agitation
1 shows. where it perhaps least be expected
at this time of general surrender a medd1esome
and dangerous tendency toward Capitalization in
government that the states of the American union
still retain consciousness and pride of distnc-
tion political and social and physical being. which
have not yet entirely lost the power of assertion
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-29
Where o.ytona Beach Scores.

Daytona Beach is to have the largest audi
toriurn in the state of Florida. This newest asset
is assured through the generosity of public spirited
residents of the Peninsula who realize the impor-
lance of attracting visitors that pretty spot Day
tona Beach is endeavoring every facility
for the entertainment of it's winter guests and to
this end the auditorium has been agreed upon as
of the very best attractions The build
ing will have seating capacity of between 5000
$500, the size 1O0x7S feet Contracts are
to be awarded Immediately with the expectation of
of being able to complete the structure early in
January. We mention unusual features of this kind
in connection with Florida to show what other COM
munities doing for the pleasure and comfort of
those who south every Across the
river Daytona is trying decide the selection
of winter band from among some twenty-f five ap-
plicants.-St. Augustine Record.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-29
German Propagandists.

We have been working with tongues hang
ing out to get plenty of ships capture the world
trade. We have now plenty Of ships, but how about
the world trade? Before be OF it we
must be that the miners dig their coal. the
building trades erect the factory buildings the fac
tory hands produce the goods that the trainmen
transport them to the ships, that the stevedores
load them and that the seamen carry them to for
eign lands But if strikes and sympathetic strikes
continue interfere with production and transport
tation may well give up up the game Ger
with glee every labor trouble that happens in
this country. German propaganda is still live
proposition here, and IL will pour flames
whenever it be done, if actually starting
strikes Whoever interferes with the business pro-
in this country works against and in favor
of Germany.-Bradford County Telegraph.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-29
Play in Our Yard.
Here's Truth Again.

Here's Truth Again.
No. Annie. neither Limeooia cocacola are
manufactured in Pensacola Even the Colohatchee
doesn't flow through that city I'd like to know
the cola of the hair who named that city.
|anyway-Palm Beach Post
Probably cola blacka
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-29


When it is plainly proven that ships can be
it crying shame that this vital factor in
American commerce should be so shamelessly ig-
nored Figures given by Senator Fletcher show
that in 1851 Great Britain only ahead of us
Just little over 100000 tons. But that time we
had in round numbers five and half million tons.
Then came the between the states and our tom
mage gradually depleted until in 1914 we had
1000 900 less than 1861 We are in full ac
cord with Senator Fletcher in his advocacy of ship
building and keeping everiastingy at it until WI,
are second to none the seas.-ocaIa Banner
Made in Florida.
bale of grown this year in that section was
recently shipped to Alabama and that the firm re-
ceiving it, while admitting that it came from West
Florida, suggested that it probably from some
Alabama land near the border of the state. .This
sort of thing is getting declares
Advertiser. When we get ready cut loose from
Florida will have independent state of our
own.r We hope West Florida is not intending to
divorce us for very long time yet and will make
la strenuous protest when that possibility becomes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Times Union
Play in Our Yard.
No. West Florida is not for sale or hire and
il it for sale you could not produce sufficient
cash purchase Jackson county Now we viii
neghborly and allow pools.
bask in our baImy cline. to catch our fish oys-
tiers and recuperate your vitality. but to
you the land of heritage, Never. Any F1ori-
dian who VIII vote west Florida TO Ala
bama is grating traitor and should be painted
green and banished to mans land-sfafianna
Times Courier.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-21
For Sale-Houses
Luther Bargains

Beautiful l1-room, two-story brick in very desirable location: just out of city limits. close to Central: fine old shade, worlds of fruit and roses and dates, cactus and shrubbery; one of the beautiful homes of Phoenix: s21. 900 with 3& acres or ST, 300 with 25a acres. II you wish fine home, better see this.-3S9
 Groom brick, modern, hardwood iloors' screen fleeping porch, electric lxtures, fine large shaded porch. close to car and two paved streets. s350O, s150 cash, balance $50 monthly.-sSS.
 groom frame, fine condition; 1s-acre ground, good well and large screen porch; on car line, close to Mcdowell road.-372.
 broom brick on East Willetta. 9 block from car line, modern with large lot. s2SoO. $200 cash and s5Olmonthiy or $500 cash and $50 monthly. Better see this new house. This is cheap at the price-3S4.
 houses and two lots, only a step from car line; small house, rents for $20. These houses are on 50 it. lots. strictly modern with good shack and worlds of fruit. This is a money maker. -3S3
 LUTHER REALTY co.
 110 N. Central Phone 17OS 1t
Arizona republican., 1919-04-21
Auctions
AUCTION SALE

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23RD 1A miles west of Glendale, Arizona, on avenue M. Commencing at 1:30 sharp
 Having sold my ranch I will sell all of my personal property at public auction.
 10 HEAD CATTLE: 4 Holstein cows, fresh and coming fresh; G-year old steers.
 HORSES: = good work mares, weighing 1900 Tbs. each.
 FARMING MACHINERY: ] wagon and. rack; l border disc; i harrow; 1 S-inch walking blow; spring wagon; l saddle; 1 nearly new set leather double work harness; l cream separator: 1 grind stone; automobile.
 ' cord good stove wood; tons milo maize in head.
 200 LAYING HENS AND TURKEYS 150 chicks with hens; turkey hens with young anasetting; l gobler.
 HOUSEHOLD GOODS Brass beds with springs and mat tresses; ? sanitary cots; 2 dressers; commodes; rugs; rocking chairs; din- ing table and chairs; lot of kitchen chairs; writing desk; sewing machine; couch: 8 stands; heating stove; ? ward robes; 1 glass cupboard; 1 kitchen cabinet: 1 cook stove; 1 3-burner oil stove; kitchen tables; dishes; cooking utensils and other things too numerous to mention.
 Terms of sale: All sums of $100 and under, cash, over this amount six months time will be given, purchaser giving approved 10 per cent note, or two per cent off for cash.
 l.. l.. BRIESBACK, Owner.
 c. O. McMurtry, Auctioneer
 L. G. Galland, Clerk.
 Office Monihon Building, Room
 Phone 1910 dg
Arizona republican., 1919-04-21
ATTENTION

ATTENTION
 SHEEP AND CATTLEMEN 320 acres, all in alfalfa, southeast of Phoenix, two miles west of Hansen Spur. Fenced with woven wire, two sets of buildings with corral, with wa ter. Land divided into F to IA fields Ideal for stock or subdivision. Water under Highline canal with Roosevelt water, cement and wooden headgates. Soil, sandy loam; water 60 feet below surface.
 Price s210 per acre, terms. TOGETHER with 160 acres dry land and 13 sections leased outside of irri- gated land on desert, excellent for range. For price and terms see
 DIEHL-HIBBERT,
 Exclusive Agents,
 Mesa, Arizona. I'm
Arizona republican., 1919-04-21
For Sale-Real Estate
$40 Per Acre

Will buy 320 acres, sandy loam soil. Now permanent water. Only ten miles from Phoenix. Two miles from good
 town. 14 cash, balance good terms See us quick, it is bargain. Tolleson Land and Cattle Co.,, 10S North Central avenue. db
Arizona republican., 1919-04-21
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Watch Phoenix Grow 20 acres fine stand alfalfa, barley $S.O0O; $2,00O cash, balance s40O every minths.
 40 acres fine stand alfalfa and grain $14,000, well located, fenced with Page fence and fross fenced; cement tanks. $S,000 cash, balance to suit.
 so acres, well improved for quick sale; will take s325 per acre. $5,00e cash, balance to suit.
 so acres planted to cotton, room house, fine orchard and shade, s10, 500.
 Homes for sale like rent. M. H. Shelton, 215 West Washington or L. s. Barker. tt
Arizona republican., 1919-04-21
A Ranch That is a Ranch

One of the best all-round ranches in Arizona. Located on one of the prin- cipal highways, close to a good range. Practically 1000 acres of deeded land and almost all of it under high state
 of cultivation, Alfalfa, wheat and bar ley now growing fine. Some meadow and part of the land being prepared for fall crop. The soil is most excel lent, will grow anything. Excellent water right. Good farm house and splendid well of domestic water. Sev. eral tenant houses. Irood neighborhood, Splendid school. About 20 miles of good wire fence on the place. Some work stock and some implements, as well as all of the crops growing at the time of sale, go with the place. This is one of the best propositions in Arizona today for general farming on a large scale or for cattle raising. The price is $150,000, and very attractive terms can be made, as the owner is compelled to leave Arizona. Will con- slider Phoenix, San Diego or Fl Paso incqsne property, up to $40000, as part payment. For further particulars, com municate with Tolleson Land and Cat tie Co.,, 10S N. Central Ave. Phoenix, Arizona db
 PARADISE VALLEY-SO deeded for sale, water assessments paid, deep rich soil, $S50. S2 N. First Ave. Phone
Arizona republican., 1919-04-21
AUCTION SALE

Friday, April 18th. E mile east of Mesa City Mill, Mesa. Arizona, at M. C.sPhelps, on Roosevelt road. COMMENCING AT 10:30 SHARP. We have decided to sell at auction the following stock:
 B5 Head Cattle.
 35 head A-No dairy cows, fresh and coming fresh; springers. l5 head of calves from months to lSAmonths old.
 I head good work horses. Free lunch at noon<for everybody. Terms of sale: All sums of $100 and under, cash; over this amount six months time will be given, purchaser siving approved 10 per cent note, or ? per cent off for cash.
 M. C. and w. O. PHELPS
 OWNERS
 eC. O. McMURTRY, Auctioneer
 l.. G. GALLAND Clerk. Office Monihon Building. Room D.
 Phone 1910 al
Arizona republican., 1919-04-21
Wentworth Home
 Just Finished


 WEST OD-KENILWORTH 
 Whether You Want to Buy or Not Take a Look at This Home All of the Lots Facing Lyn- wood Street Have Been Sold and Each Lot Is to Be Occupied by New and Modern Homes at Once-Get Into Locality Where Every Neighbor Has a New House-You Can't Lose-You Can Always Sell in Wentworth Big Lots and Worth the Money All the Time.
 
 GREENE & GRIFFIN Ielephone 1904 124 N. First Ave.
 db FOR SALE-Moder nresidence, five rooms and screen room, good garage, lawn, roses, shade, good condition, sS600 half cash. 1729 W. Madison. db
Arizona republican., 1919-04-21
A LUxURIANT HOME

A LUXURIANT HOME
 It would take professor in English to properly describe this home, so I will not attempt to do so. Just to give you an idea: It is a brick, pebble dashed, thick walls, massive porch col umns, concrete porch, sides, 12 feet wide, solar heater, upstairs sleeping porch, oak floors, lovely lawn. shrub bery, corner lot worth s2CD0 alone. Sub stantially constructed brick garage with servants quarters. Place worth $12,000. Owner anxious to go away. $7.000 takes it with $3,000, (possibly less) cash as first payment. See MT. Wood, with Frank E. Bellamy, Rooms and 8, Monihon Bldg. db
Arizona republican., 1919-04-21

FOR SALE 45 ACRES. MORE OR LESS, FOR
 S165 PER ACRE In the naval orange and early vegetable district. $1650 cash first payment, and the balance $500 or more yearly. Inter est per cent. There is fair house and good orchard on the place. 10 acres in alfalfa Six and one-half miles from Phoenix, located northeast.
 A BARGAIN
 See TOWERS With GRIFFIN ALONE"
 11S N. 1st Avenue If
Arizona republican., 1919-04-21

CASA GRANDE VALLEY LAND
 THE BEST INVESTMENT. THE SAN CARLOS PROJECT WILL ENHANCE VALUES 800 PER CENT.
 Buy now at the low price.
 LAND WITH CLEAR TITLE
 For S15 to $50 per acre. LEASED LAND, $1.50 TO $500 per acre.
 RELINQUISHMENTS s2 to $20 per acre.
 GOOD SO1L-LEVEL LAND GOOD ROADS-GOOD LOCATIONS
 s. c. MILLER COMPANY, 32 N. First Ave, Creighton Bldg.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-21
For Sale-Houses

HOME, of 80 acres, orchard, and 40 in cotton. other 40 leased for one year. At bargain if taken at once. south east corner Thomas road and old Cross Cut Canal up
Arizona republican., 1919-04-21
For Sale-Real Estate
$7,000 GIVEN AWAY

I OWN A 10 ACRE SUBURBAN
 HOME WITHIN 10 MINUTES RIDE
 OF THE BUSINESS SECTION OF PHOENIX. MY HOUSE COST ME
 $12,500 AND MY LAND $4,5O0 AND
 HAVE ADDED OTHER IMPROVE
 AIENTS, WORTH AT LEAST s1,0O0 MORE. A BANKER JUST LOANED
 ME $6,000 ON THE PROPERTY,
 WHICH HE VALUED AT $15,O0O. IT IS AN IDEAL HOME, LOTS OF SHADE, BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS, ORCHARD, ETC, AND WILL SOON BE A PROPERTY THAT CAN BE SUBDIVIDED TO BRING s25.O00. IF DESIRED. I AM OBLIGED TO LIVE IN. ANOTHER CITY AND WILL SELL THIS PLACE AT THE SACRI- FICE PRICE OF s1O,50O, RATHER
 THAN RENT IT. THIS MEANS ONLY A PRESENT INVESTMENT OF $4,500, AS THE s6, ,00O MORTGAGE RUNS FOR YEARS. I MIGHT EVEN GIVE A LITTLE TIME ON PART OF THE $4,500. I MUST COMPLETE MY
 ARRANGEMENTS TO LEAVE RIGHT AWAY, so QUICK ACTION IS NEG ESSARY IF YOU WANT THE BIG GEST SNAP THAT HAS EVER BEEN OFFERED IN PHOENIX. ADDRESS BOX S2M REPUBLICAN. 1t
Arizona republican., 1919-04-21

s1,OO0-Beautiful lot, lexiSI 12, fronts east on N. 6th Ave; half cash. Mrs. Higgins. 95e s. Sixteenth Ave. dd
Arizona republican., 1919-04-21

A 6 ROOM BRICK bungalow, north of the capitol, in fine. condition, furn- ished- Price $340o. $500 cash, $40 per month. E. Quisley, 40 w. Adams. db
Arizona republican., 1919-04-21

For the man looking for home place. Producers from the start.
 One with good house, deep well, en- zine and tank, woven wire fences, fam ily or Ichard be airing trees Eight ac"es clean alfalfa, balance cotton. Ore- third cash, balance semi i-annual pay meDts, which with interest are jess than rent
 The other has house, well, 400 large bearing fruit trees, blackberries, figs and old shade. Eight acres cotton, balance pasture. Price is right.
 Both on proposed system Of im- proved roads and close to Glendale.
 See L. E. WOOLERY, Glendale.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-21

106 w. Adams db
 WANT A HOME? A dandy brick bungalow, built-in features, an ideal home, on a corner lot, convenient to car line. $3150. This is a bargain.
 H. s. EVANS WITH
 BLOCK & FOGLE S7 N. 1ST AvE.-PHONE 4206
Arizona republican., 1919-04-21
Dwight B. Heard
 Central and Adams dc

FOR SALE-Ten acres two blocks from city limits, northeast. Five room house, good well, windmill, large tank, shade variety of fruit. Fenced all round with woven wire. Will divide
 Terms. 1901 North 14th St. Phone S393.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-21
15 Acres

About so acres in good or chard and berries; four acres alfalfa; three acres cotton; 5- room frame house; good well; nice little place; lots of shade; close in, s7500; will take $2500 cash to handle. Will ac- cept residence, northeast up to s3500.
 Here's an opportunity, 151s acres A land, 221a acres land; no water; located north, good district; good frame house; S5000 buys this with all stock, equipment, household goods, piano, horses, etc. s2500 cash to handle.
 If you can pay as much as s17,000 cash and are looking for g. good quarter section, we have one of the finest and best lm- proved ranches in the Salt River valley to show you.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-21

FOR SALE-10 room brick, blocks from postoffice. Worth $7000. Will sell for $4500. Terms 5000 cash to settle estate. See Groom, 106 w. Adams. Phone 4246. dp
Arizona republican., 1919-04-21
For Sale Miscellaneous


 FOR SALE-Twenty tons of alfalfa hay in shock. Start cutting April Fist. If wanted. call at once. Cafe Ranch, 1 F miles east of Center on Baseline Road. Phone HUH. dd NEW s45 Administer rug for sS5. 1909 E Polk dd FOR SALE-One Empire milking machine. complete. Three unit pump, good condition. Address P. o. Box ?, Gilbert, Ariz. al AT FORD'S STORES, 220 E. Wash ington. there are great big, medium and small refrigerators, ice boxes and electric fans. There are instantaneous water heaters.
 There are gas heating water boilers combined.
 There are hand printing presses. There are all kinds typewriters. There are all kinds sewing ma chimes.
 There are steel folding slat doors. There are doors and windows.
 There are hand grips and trunks. Say, there is an elegant dining set, the table seating 20 persons when opened up.
 Oh, there are lots of nice things cheap.
 FORD'S STORES, 22o-224 E. Wash.
 Phone. 1776 if
Arizona republican., 1919-04-21

PARADISE VALLEY-SO deeded for sale, water assessments paid, deep rich soil, $S50. S2 N. First Ave. Phone 179S. dd
Arizona republican., 1919-04-21

FOR SALE-By owner room double house, modern, good income property, screened sleeping porch and garage, one block from car line. Phone 4199. 436 w. Washington St. db
Arizona republican., 1919-04-21

MODERN, double ten room house, good for home on investment, always rented. Owner, 320 N. 4th Ave dd
Arizona republican., 1919-04-21

See L. E. WOOLERY, Glendale.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-21
SHE'S A HUMMER Two 2O's

For the man looking for home place. Producers from the start.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-01

GOVERNMENT - Needs hundreds
OF women, Is years and over. for File
Clerks in Treasury and War Risk
Depts. S900$1,40 Examinations
Harrisburg, April %. For free par
ticulars. write r. Il. Terry (former
mental Bldg. Washington.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-01
"IF IT'S REAL ESTATE,
SEE SANDERLIN"

If YOU HAVE BEEN NOTIFIED TO
MOVE, DON'T TRY TO SWIM UP
! STREAM, OR YOU NIGHT GET A
SUIT WHICH YOU CAN'T WEAR,
But WILL COST YOU MONEY.