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The Washington times., 1919-05-13

against the southern sky. Nearby a
tinkling trout stream flowed over
leagues of pebbly shore on its way to
meet the sea. In the distance a
waterfall, fleecy as a bridal veil,
fell in tumbling cascades down the
rough face of q precipice. In the
arching concave OF the heavens hung
the dim crescent OF the silvery moon.
We sat about the twinkling carp
fire and watched the shadows of the
noon rose higher in the skies of night,
A silence, deep and holy, seemed to
brood across the world. Suddenly
from far up on the sloping sides of tie
mountain, we heard a mournful, wall
ing call that mingled with the whis-
pering winds like the blare of a far
of bugle. From still higher on the
shoulder Of the great mountain wall
came an answering note that was borne
on the night breezes like a wandering
echo.
ut is the elk" said a member OF
the party who was skilled in the ways
The Washington times., 1919-05-13

and pool tables, and, to cap ALL II
has a beautiful Italian roof garden
surrounding the three-story struc-
ture-
However, the Elks are never salts
fed to leave well enough" alone. 1t
is, therefore, contemplated to add to
the many good things now possessed
by the Elks in their headquarters
Among the improvements that are
being considered is the installation
Of a complete modern gymnasium
with all athletic APPLIANCES that go
with it. A large swimming pool IS
also contemplated. together with
shower baths.
The Washington times., 1919-05-13

the Government has moved and the
Washington Lodge No. 10, expects to
return to its home within the naNt
few weeks.
The headquarters OF Washington
Lodge, No. Is. is one of the hand
soonest buildings in Elkdom, and is
also an architectural addition of
beauty to the City Of Washington.
1t is as beautiful inside as II is out,
1t has a large and well-appointed
lodEeroom, a commodious banquet
hall. q magnificent ballroom, where,
during the season, many elaborate
functions are held. It has several
comfortable lounging-rooms and re-
ception-rooms. It is equipped With a
recreation-room, fitted with billiard
The Washington times., 1919-05-13
ACCEPTS HIS ADVICE.

Sufferer have a terrible tooth
ache and want something to cure it.
Friend-Now, you don't need any
medicine. I had toothache yesterday,
and went home and my loving wife
kissed me and so consoled me that
the pain soon passed away. Why
don't you try the trick?
Sufferer think I will. Il your
wife home now?-Vancouver Daily
Province
The Washington times., 1919-05-13
DISCRIMINATING.

Two political candidates were dis
cussing the coming local election.
what did the audience say when
you told them you had never paid a
dollar for a vote" queried one.
"a few cheered, but the matoEtty
seemed to lose interest" returned ne
other.-Harper's Magazine. -
The Washington times., 1919-05-13
i. S. GIVES HOME
BACK TO D. c. ELKS

During the war the EIks patriot
Acally turned over TO the Government
their beautiful home. at 919 H street
northwest. With the world once
again returned to peace-time basis,
Arizona republican., 1919-04-28

TOWERS With GRIFFIN "ALONE''
 118 N 1st Avenue
Arizona republican., 1919-04-28
Auction Sale
THURSDAY, MAY 1ST
 AT 7-20 p M
TUESDAY. APRIL 2gTH

TUESDAY, APRIL 29TH miles south Of Phoenix on Center Street and 5s mile east, 14 mile south and l. mile east of Roosevelt School House.
 Commencing at 10:30 Sharp Having been appointed distributor for Utility trailers. 1 find it necessary to withdraw my capital invested in: 70 head cattle.
 42 head carefully selected Holstein dairy cows, 34 head milking now; head springers, 15 head calves, 2 thor oughbred Holstein cows with calves; l thoroughbred Holstein bull, Swear Siandley Towards best breeding, with papers.
 The above stock is extra good and parties in the market TOT high grade dairy COWS should not fail to invest in this herd.
 70 10gallon milk cans, almost new.
 Free Lunch at Noon Terms of Sale: All sums of $100.00 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.
 c. W. HARTRANFT. Owner
 C. O. AfcMURTRY. AuctiOneer
 l.. c. GALLAND, Clerk
 Office Monihan Building, Room ,
 Phone 1910 dT
Arizona republican., 1919-04-28

BIG SNAP-40 acres, F mile from Glendale. Car line. N. W. Price only s225 per acre. with cash payment of s 900. Better see Meyers. with E. W
 Getsinger. l6 East AGans street. dn
Arizona republican., 1919-04-28

use The Republican CIasslIled Fase for results-read for profit
Arizona republican., 1919-04-28
PrinceCo

II West Adams Street dp SMALL RANCH BARGAINS FIVE acres on car line, north; 5- room house, garage, well, orchard, all falfa; price s3250; easy terms. TEN acres, ' miles out; good roads; cozy bungalow, well, garage, alfalfa Price S4250.
 TWENTY acres alfalfa; good house. well, engine, orchard, sandy loam; northeast; price S6500; $500 cash. TWENTY acres. set to olives; forty feet apart; perfect stand cotton; good shade; soil can't be beat; price $450o.
 WELDON REALTY co.
 Phone 30S3
 110 North First Ave. Phoenix dp
 FOR SALE 45 ACRES, MORE OR LESS, FOR
 s165 PER ACRE In the naval orange and early vegetable district. S1650 cash first payment, and the balance $500 or more yearly. Inter est 8 per cent. There is fair house and good orchard on the place. 10 acres in alfalfa Six and one-half miles from 1 Phoenix, located northeast.
 A BARGAIN See 1 TOWERS With GRIFFIN "ALONE' 1l8 N 1st Avenue If
Arizona republican., 1919-04-28
Watch Phoenix
 Grow
LAND AND HOUSES

LAND AND HOUSES
 Groom house, ? lots, $2,ooO; $500 cash, $20 per mo.
 6-room modern house, close in, g, 500; S1,000 cash, bal. to suit.
 5-room modern house, furnished; s3,000; paved street: no city taxes. $1,000 cash, s30 per month.
 7-room modern new house, close to Central Ave, $6,000; $1,000 cash.
 Groom modern new house, 150 feet of Central Ave; S5,250; s750 cash $50 per month.
 20, 40, 60 or so acres of the Geo. AL kire ranch; water tanks in each
 20 acres, Page fence, shade. This place is considered to be one of the l best grade soils and best located places in the valley. Will take smaller prop erty in land or houses as part pay. ment.
 NH. SHELTON or L.. s. BARBER 215 W. Washington St. It
Arizona republican., 1919-04-28
For Sale-Houses
Luther Bargains

Fine new brick with ? screen poTches finest of plumbing, strictly modern, fine yard. s4,0Oo; $500 cash, balance sS5 monthly. This is a fine new home, on car line. to be paid for like rent No. 391.
 l1-room, ? story brick, with 21@ acres of beautiful grounds. One of the fine homes of Phoenix. Lovely grounds. fine shade, roses, vines and fruit. This will have to be seen to be appreciated. Close to Central, in one of the finest districts of Phoenix. S17,5o0. Terms can be arranged for part of it--No. 3S9.
 5 acres, close to school, f acres fine stand of cotton, S1,000 dollar pumping plant, lot of dates and other fruit. Fair f lv good ranch house, lots of old shade, melons, tomatoes, corn and potatoes. Fine home, N. F. S3250. S1,250 cash !: balance monthly. Better get this snap. No. 23.
 5-room frame with 1t. screen porch all way around. Close in. The coolest new garage. S1,S00; cash $400, bal ance monthly. No. 7S.
 l acre on Glendale car line, dandy broom mousse, lLuS Olu Sudut, gal ot5 . well and pump chicken runs, etc. Nc finer location for a suburban home i3,000; cash $500. See us at once, foI such d property will certainly sell 1 No. '.
 240 acre ranch six miles from town ] 90 in alfalfa, ready to cut, 400 tor silo, good ranch house. $225 per acre 1 No. 3.
 11O acres. 50 in alfalfa, so rank it il 1 leaning over, silos (270) tons, 50 acre' ! to be planted to corn for ensilage, Il
 acres in pasture, 4-room ranch house 1 Good well, soft water. pump and eie
 vated tank concrete troughs. S210 pc acre. one-half cash. This is splendi, ranch and 0 fine bargain.-No. l. LUTHER REALTY co. no North Central Ave. Phone TO
Arizona republican., 1919-04-28
0 ACRES AT MARICOPA
POTLTRY RANCH
ATTENTION

ATTENTION
 SHEEP AND GENTLEMEN 32o 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 12 to 14 fields. Ideal for stock or subdivision. Water under Highline canal with Roosevelt water, cement and wooden headgates. Soil, sandy loam; water 50 feet below surface.
 Price S210 per acre. terms. TOGETHER with 16O acres dry land and 13 sections leased outside of irri- gated land on desert, excellent for range. For price and terms see
 KELLY Y-DIEHL-HIBBERT
 Exclusive Agents.
 Mesa Arizona. 5br
Arizona republican., 1919-04-28
For Sale-Houses

FOR SALE|Six-room cottage on ocean front, Oceanside; parlor. dining and three bedrooms, kitchen. bath room, plain, clean comfortable; fur nished; excellent location: cheap: s1200. Seeing is believing" Apply to Owner, George Humphries. Carter avenue, Sierra Madre, California. k
Arizona republican., 1919-04-28
For Sale-Real Estate
10 ACRES

10 ACRES
 Most all in fruit; has house, garage, pump. well, etc. An ideal country home; only six miles from town. , ACRES
 Good little house, garage; a dandy little place, close in. Priced at $350O. 40 ACRES
 West of town; 30 acres now in cotton, balance in barley. Rood set of improvements; priced at $500 per acre. 160 ACRES
 All in in wheat, good stand. Only s200 per acre, easy terms. 160 ACRES
 One of the finest ranches in the valley; 14S acres perfect alfalfa, balance orchard, wheat, corrals. etc; good modern house. This ranch is in per feet condition.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-28
For Sale Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-Victrola, s60 size, with records; $35 if taken at once. Box. 2S-A. Republican dr
Arizona republican., 1919-04-28

BIRD pups for sale; just the age to train. Apply TOT N. Fourth St q
Arizona republican., 1919-04-28

FOR SALE BY OWNER
 Good, room house, lot 107xSo0 it., barn, chicken houses, etc, big lawn and finest old shade in town. Hundreds of roses water and lights. Easy terms. Ap- ply 1902 F.. Roosevelt Ss
Arizona republican., 1919-04-28

FOR SALE-Two fine building lots facing north on 10th, block F. Taylor. see owner at 1210 E, Van Buren. dp
Arizona republican., 1919-04-28
5 Acre Home

On Glendale car line, good 4-room house; shade, young orchard, good well and other improvements; s700 cash, balance easy. Let me show you.
 FRANK F. BELLAMY
 and Monihon Building dp
Arizona republican., 1919-04-28
FOR SALE BY OWNEI

FOR SALE-A room prick house, with 2ls acres on North Central Ave. Inquire at Is w. Moreland. gs
Arizona republican., 1919-04-28
Hello

If you want a house, see me. Have them from $2,500 to s7.5oO. A bargain, 6-room and garage, $500, or will build to shit Also vacant lots and 10 acre ranch, improved. Terms. F. P. Puney, Gen. Contractor, SIT N. Sth Ave. Phone S967. If
Arizona republican., 1919-04-28
One Good Buy

Good frame house, rooms, modern, corner lot. Capitol Addition. Think of it, including the furniture, the price is only s165o, and it will only take a small amount of money to handle, balance easy monthly payments.
 TODLESON LAND & CATTLE co.
 10S North Central Avenue dn
 LOD 70x145 Wentworth, adjoining 519 West Portland. S120O cash. 295 feet frontage on Santa Fe tracks. 5000. 500 feet frontage on Arizona Eastern, s2000 Terms on these. See Johnston, 3l N. 1st Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1919-04-28
Classy Little Home

4 room brick, large screen porch, modern, new shade. Price s3000. Let us show you this place. TOLLESON LAND 6 CATTLE co.
 los North Central Avenue dp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
551 AMERICANS MURDERED
IN MEXICO IN NINE YEARS
Numbcr Slain Under Madcro and
hucrta WINS 1867, md Under Car
rnnzn itcSImc :tS:s.
!By Associated rrcss.I

v
WASHINGTON. Dec. i3--The Nation
- Association Tor the Protection of
american Rights i'll Mexico has sent
papcrs throughout the country a map
md statement showing that 551 Amer
cans have been. killed in Mexico, since
November 20. 1910.
OF this number. the association
states. 423 were civilians and 1913 SOL
dicrs or sailors. one hundred and
sixty-seven Americans were slain dur
while 3S3 lost their lives since car
rama took control of the Mexican gov
crnment. according to the statement
In the list accompanying the man a
iiunioer is assigned to each America n
Killed and his Or her name. date, place
ana manner Of death and the source
ual case are given. The manner OF
death ranges from KILLED by stray bull
!ct TO wanton murder and include
Instances OF alleged torture and mutt
lation.
The association wives as the sources
oi hs ihiotmation in preparing this
| leans killed in Mexico or along Inc
border, prepared by the state Depart
lnent; casually lists of the War lie
ht n,ti!n Inst OF Americans killed In
author OF Mexico Under Carranaa''
information submitted to the Senate by
c,,i or ,, A,nert H. Eall OF New Mexi.
names, dates aud locations Of murders:
and Information In the possession OF
the National Association for the Pro
lection Of American Rights in Mexico
IA summing up the association SAYS:
pahdits were responsible for ISIS
OF the murders listed on the man, ac-
cordinS TO the authorities cited Of
nciais. officers. soldiers or followers OF
.arrahHa are charged with seventy six
ri me murders. according to the map
vita ana lis band Killed e!gfity-one tf
/ tnc AmericaDs listed. Huer;istas ac-
count Tor iorty-one, hfnderistas for
thirteen aud Iapatistas for five; niisccl :
iahcous outlaws listed by the atithori-
tles cited rebels 'rovolutionists
critic thicvfs. smugg.ers' and similar
iilaraudeEs, were responsible for SOW
ehtY murders and twenty-thrce Amer
leans were killed by bullets which
crossed the border. Yaqui and MAYO
INDIANS Killed eighteen Americans dur
| ing the period covered by the man .,n,,
casual rebels murdered six. In twenty
| nNe OF the cases listed the authorities
! killing" ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
CANNED WHALE MEAT STILL
AN EPiCUREAN PROBLEM
Vancouver Pioneers In fa6ustry San
guine In ThoaEht, Taste for
Oysters Was Acquired.

VANCOUVER. 3. c., Dec. 13-Can.
ned whale meat rcmaius All eplcurean
problem. The public may be educated
TO relish 1t. The pioneers Of the in4
dustry are sansuine in the thought
TO men III tho forecastle OF whaler
who have lived on cracker hash and
salt horsY during a long voyage, fresh
saEcs Is delicious dish. Served
among the culinary triumphs that
It's gastronomic appeal is perhaps less
assured.
Canning whales for food MAS an in
% ne WGTta ae9d Of Ft ths
Eritish Columbia. oT-shorc whaling
stations. it Is still iiourishing bust
has grown up In Eastern cities. Prairie
farmers saped in surprise 70 sec every
little while. the. legend whale meat
that whisz eastWsrd over tho canadian
Pnclic Railway. But the biggest mar
s se5 il In Japan. Ghna and the South
The Consolidated Wishing CORPORA
ton oPerattes ,hE ,oso Thal,as ssaSens
on Queen thafieite Island; i also
XIX 's'G ssp a. R RHS e'y MAs sRs
tor 1918: It. Il bellsved the catch
The, Kyuquot sutton on nad t Axe Se Isl
whales up to tho end OF October.
The principal whales taken. are the
lnback and hu,npback. They measure
and average one ton in weight to over
linear foot. They Yield from three to
ten tons Of meat each. Ten steamers
are used in hunting them. Bone meal
used as fertilizer and oil used in the
manufacture OF soap are the principal
products. OF tbs. industry. 4 whale viii
produce from fiftec nto seventy barrels
OF Oil. Every. particle OF the great
mammals Is utilized.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
When Buying Gifts
for the Men Folk
Noted Writer Offers Some
Valuable Suggestions
for Shoppers.
ny RITA sTuYvBsANr.

What to give the men folks for
ChriS,mas Is always a problem in the
him something with the touch of
hand work incn appreciate so much YOU
are often a, Z loss for suggestions
Or course, YOU want TO give him sonic-
thing useful as well as attractive and
you want 10 he sure that your seiec-
, ton IL an approbriatc one. There are
nice gifts for dad. for blk brother and
for your best friend
|. House coats VIII find a warm vel
t J"nse IN any home. for what man
.. m2t love TO be comfy? There
purchase by the yard that makes SPLEEN
diu Jackets. If you arc at all handy
WIN needle you Will find no DIM
Sni,y IN making "A house coat. The
pattern books arc Showing some smart
models which are easily copied. The
r ,,,n IS, are bound with slim silk cord
ana DIX patch pockets provide q con-
Vehieht place to hold ones cigarettes,
Soft velour in dull shades ia often
used for smoking jackets and there
is a two-tonc reversible material that
gives good service. Checks and stripes
are also POPULAR and make up into
What man rcs not lovc nice warm
balhrobc? Blanket fabrics bound in
satin are most attractive and arc not
at al complex to put together. One
must be sure TO bind the seams care
fuiiT TO insure good wear.
Hich hresaing gowns and restrobes
v
velvet. Deep wine shades arc dignifled
and slrup brown. sea green and taupe
are all splendid choices
BIG brother or your best friend would
appreciate Knitted uecktic. and II
YOU arc, careful in your selection of
coiors there Will be no occasion for
The old time. joke about Christmas
nccktics. SILK crochcts beautifully, but
wool is preferred by come
4 SILK muH'cr fringcd at the edges
~ SURG TO please tho outdoor boy You
can ctochct. one in short time. and
II you combine two colors the scarf will
lie most effective. Black and white Is
always amar, and shades Of gray are
favorites.
The hoy who does outdoor work will
welcome n pair Of home made gloves
knit carefully. from wartime practice
nearly every woman can knit and
gloves are not TO DO neglected when
planning useful gifts.
II YOU do not have much time, buy
few linen haHdkcrchiefs and EN-
broider u dainty monogram in the cor
ncr. Old English script letters come
IN paper mache and may be einbroid-
cred over very easily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
SAYS LABOR AND CAPITAL
KEEP TOO FAR APART
Former Is Suspicious. While Latter
DOCS Not Take Its Enployees
Into Its C1nffdencc

LONDON. Dec. 13.-sir Vincent Call
ton OF British industries, told the
members OF the federation the other
day that he thought employers did not
into their confidence
At the same time he believed la Dor
mad been in the past suspicious and ir-
responsible. lie EXPRESSED the belief
that the workers should be given a
voice In the settlement OF general con-
ditionS and should be allowed to make
recommendations TO the employers
concerning rates OF pay for piece work
and other matters
Employers. he said. would gain much
more by patiently negotiating with
their employees than by disseminating
operations. Different standA rds Of
wages, he added. were producing un-
believed international action in ad-
justment OF labor matters Would he
Beneficial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
R0UMANIAN QUEEN WANTS
ABLE AMERICAN ADVISERS
Government Prepares To Extend Adj
ninistrhtirc Functions 10 Newly
Acquired Territory.
BUCHAREST. Dec.

BUCHAREST, Dec. 13,-Thc Rem
'nanian government is prcuccupied
with the task of extending It's ad-
ministrat!vc functions to the territory
the Kingdom VIII acquire under the
pcacc treaty. with Pennsylvania.
Buhovina and a part OF Bessars bia
and the Banat added to its domains
the country will be called upon to
meet with many difficult problems OF
organization and control OF country
and people grown suddenly treble in
area and numbers. II IL regarded here
a. not improbab that tho next Rou-
rnanian Cabinet viii have in 1t "A num-
Ter OF representatives from Transyi
vania. Indeed. some sec indications
that the next Prime Minister will be
II. MANU-. now President OF the ESecu
tive Council OF Transylvania.
Queen Marie has often expressed
wish that II might be possible TO
have :, few able Americans and Eng
lishmcn come to Roumana to act az
finauciaI and executive advisers to the
government. III VIC could induce some
of your smart Americana to come here
and act in advisory capacity to us"
she said, recently 10 a visiting Ameri-
can raiirsad man, ~ think 1t would be
a splcni'd thing. They could give us
the benefit OF their exceptional train
ing and experience and save US from
a lot of mistakes"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
OTTOMAN EMPIRE DEBT
LESS THAN ANY OTHER
bondcd indebtedness Increased by only
Ono New I.onn OF
$SO,0OO,OOO.
Observation-Disclosures

CONSTANTINOPL2. Dec. ls-Thc
war debt or the Ottoman empire is said
by experts to have Increased less thar,
Indebtedness was increased by only one
new loan 81 about $4,000, 900. and,
;n,d 1. to this other increases In OBJ
sitions and advances from Austria and
germany her war expenses ran 10 only
og yarious Rsr nos, aiowin,
5000 'N'
This would make it appear that Tur
tain viii her o6oo 90 G wsl d Ell.
or France with 100000 900. 600. and the
Italy with possibly sii2 5soS oSSooo aId Il
viii be recalled that on paper the OF.
donan empire nobilizcd nearly 1000,
liz lINc men en- YET she eseaped with something
like, little ltoumania or Bulgaria.
, Inc record Of the Turkish war in
Sost by rea"astonsh and ssm Sy met
ing IN Germany l55.g0o.0o 'furkish ps
per bonds: or normally about S6SO.0Go
| 0oo, but this. according TO the exports.
bility. ''''
II is not Il financial burden as i,
5 of,a,, no interest. and also the proper
ference can at will have it Cancelled.
Turkeys paper money. it is claimed,
mas not deprecated as much as that OF
TO have ,operated here extensively, due
TO the lack OF Dolshevism and good
Prrintins presses IN Nlesopotami;i
,hn f,,ii ;I Papcr money is refused since
do not consider fair since the nancr
money was issued for the whole OF Tic
ottoman empire which made war as a
whole. GO "
The amount Of Turkeys war rcpara.
Toh is yet 10 be determined.