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Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
For Sale-Real Estate
Am AlEalfa Ranch

Over 200 acres fine stand of clean alfalfa, just outside of the project. Has a good gravity water right, also a first class pumping plant An ideal ranch for one wishing to raise cattle or sheep or to go into cotton. There is an unlimited range adjoining that always has abundant feed. Ranch is well i'm proved, houses and barn and fine water. owner must sell and will give immediate possession. Price is low and terms easy. It's a bargain and a real money maker for you.
 Write me for particulars. I can take you out any time.
 E. W. HANNA
 PHONE 19. MESA. ARIZ. bm
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
WATCH PHOENIX GROW
 For Sala

 room modern house. Price s155000 $500 cash. s25 mo. room new, west, price s1250.00. $500 cash, SEQ mo.
 room new house. lot 50x150. $500 cash.
 Small house. full size. Lot s650OO. S400 cash. Terms. room brick, modern, s2250.00. $500 cash, s25 mo.
 rooms, close in. s25Oo.00. s25O cash. $25 mo.
 room. new modern. N. Central ss.- 000.00. 5000 cash. room, being built near N. Central. s5250. 5000 cash.
 TO TRADE acres. close in, for 5-or 6 room mod ern house.
 2s acres near Alhambra for 10 acres N. r. Close in.
 Other good buys and trades in land and houses. NJ. H. SHELTON OR L. S. BARKER 215 w. Washington. Phone 4495
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
Lu&her Bargains

New 5-room brick, modern large lot, two large screen sleeping rooms, fine home, northeast. $2S00. $500 cash, balance s30 monthly.-No. 225.
 Groom pressed brick, modern in every way, large lot, fine shade all around the house. some fruit, garage. s2325. Takes s1325 to handle; this is nearly 5000 less than it cost to build the house. This house is nearly new and in No. l shape. No 253.
 2H acres on Park Road, close to Mcdowell, fenced and other improve ments. s1350. s20O cash, balance S20 monthly. Fine place to make an ideal home or to subdiwivde.-No. 5.
 4is acres, northeast, close to school, lots of fruit, good well. 4-room house with lots of shade and worlds of roses A beautiful home can be made with Q little fixing and a little ambition. No. 1.
 LUTHER REALTY co.
 110 N CaOfral Ava Dhona 1-nc
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
CASA CRANDE VALLEY

ss0 acre relinquishment, seven miles out. good shanty. sandy loam. For uuieS sales S4.O0 per acre.
 is0 acre relinquishment, three miles rom Toltec. S4.00 per acre.
 70 acres pat. close to city. Can get ditch water on this land for S3.50 per acre for water right. l got this week to sell this for sS5.00 per acre. Terms. CASA GRANDE FARN'e X DEVEI. Q
 OpMENT co,
 Casa Grande he
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
Mr, HI@Hae Seeker

Look at these specially low priced for quick sale:
 room modern brick. one acre of around. near car line S3250.00. Lot on north Central Ave, 1llNl9l. Make cash offer.
 SO acres. GO in alfalfa and barley. good room house under Western canal. Only S12. .500. $6000 cash balance tO years.
 2 room house. West Adams St. Only S350000. A real snap. $500 cash. bal auce monthly.
 See G. D. Martin With
 FRANK r.. BELLAAtG
 Room and x Monihan Bldg. hd
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11

s1750. A DANDY new brick. two large rooms and large screen rooms and nice lot; N. F.. already to move in:
 small payment will handle. Ask for Shaw. Keystone Realty Co.,. 15 North First Ave.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11

160 ACRES Of good land for sale
 t0i& miles from Tucson. . ft. to water on low ground good place for sick ana and win grow anything. Inquire % NOrih liti, s.. Phoenix. Arizona bd
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
For Sale or Exchange

FOR SALE OR TRADE-One-t ton Stakeholder truck, IS model. good as new, good value at $1200. Will trade for work stock, harness. wagon, Ford. son tractor, Ford car. farming tools Address 2l4 w. Washington. J. J. FL liot or James Adams, CaShion. tt
 ONE room unfurnished apartment will be vacant March 1st, 706 South Central t
 PIANO BARGAINS-Pianos taken in exchange. Edison photographs for sale, cheap. Come and see them
 Taverner Music Co.,, 209 West Wash ington. ti
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
For Sale-AutomobileS

Must be sold at once, Stutz touring car, perfect mechanical condition, wire wheels, new tires and tubes, ? extra tires. new paint. s125.00. Da Ross, 1919 top. Call between F and 3 p. m. 9l4 E. Jeffer- son. bg
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
An Al,RES

70 ACRES close in; half alfalfa and haH grain; fine fences and we'll; cross fenced; cement headgates: good 5- room frame house, a dandy. This place is Nery well improved Bolin Realty go. 1fg N Second Ave 1i
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
Herbert S.P Primce Co.

A MAN THAT NEEDS THE MONEY Says sell 10 Acres at s450 per acre. Within a stones throw of North Gen. tral Ave, out among the big trees Ex- clusively with this office. If this is where you are looking for home and you know values. Let us show you this, without comment.
 NEWLAND JONES,
 % N Isiret Ava I.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11

6 ROOM pebble dashed house; halt block of high school. Will sell with CT without furniture. 720 E. Van Buren etr
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11

BROOM brick; northeast. Price $500: cash $500 and s25 per month. Bolin Realty Co,119 x. Second Ave.
 It FOR SALE room house, front screen bedrooms, l screen porch, toilet
 bath. gas. lights. F of house furnished. room cottage in rear. toilet, bath, gas, light, furnished. Income from rent sSn. Garage shed. coal house. owner 917 F.. Mckinley. Phone S0S9. hl FOR SALE-Efve room modern brick, two miles north on car line, fine shade, small orchard with half acre ground; price 5000, more land if de- sired: easy terms. Phone 30R3. bs BARGAIN-Good modern six room house; built-in features; only S2700. $500 cash, balance like rent. This is a big snap and must be sold at once Mandl II W. Adams street. bd
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11

3S ACRES--All in good alfalfa: fine soil, located well. good improvements. Priced at Sl0,450.
 40 ACRES-North. all ready for cot ton; excellent land, good location, s1O,5O0.
 40 ACRES-Northwest, fair im- provements. All ready for cotton.
 7S ACRES-Eine alfalfa. good im- provements, equipped for dairying. This is a real ranch, and we can make favorable terms to responsible people.
 1G0 ACRES-For sS000O and good terms. too. 120 acres now in culti- vation. This piece of land is well To- cated and you'll make some money on it.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
FOR SALF-RY OWNER
For Sale-MisceIlaneouS

LARGE Wood and Coal range. Ap ply 1109 x. Central Ave. bg IF YOU CAN SELL farms, ranches or city properties, you can make profitable connection kith Mcdowell Realty Company 11O N. First Ave- Phoenix. Arizona bd
 FURS. handsome large Hudson Seal sets, (genuine) wide stole, two yards long huff, this seasons styles will send C. o. D. s2950; money refunded if not satisfied. l.. Kaplan, wholesale furrier, 56 F. 10th street, New York City, N. Y. bd
 FOR SALE-A new Curtiss air compressor; $40. SOC W. Washing ton. If
 FOR SALE-Hay in stack or wagon loads. Judge Gilbert Ranch, miles NE Glendale. Phone 15s-J-3. blk
 DON'T BUY Texas Oil until you have had a message from the heart of the great ranger field. This is not wild cat message. It relates to safe and sound investment opportunity. If it is good for Texas people, it ought to be good for others. Address Allyn Jones. Cisco. Texas. bn
 FOR Refrigerator and gas range at 1904 F.. Washington. dg
 FOR SALE-New and used imple- ments. One row farm implements priced to sell. l4 mile west of Fowler on Yuma Road. I. A. McGee. ds
 FOR SALE-An upright piano. A bargain at S125.00 cash. 1138 F. Fay Tor. Phone 1922. bg
 BOILERS, steam engines and pumps. Let us quote you on tanks. Southwest ern Wrecking Co. Fl Paso, Texas. bd FOR SALE-Old barn to be torn down. rough lumber. Call Phoenix Flaming Mill If
 FOR SALE-My one year lease on SO acres of choice land. For cotton or maize. 15 acres ready for cotton. s65O.O0. Inquire SOz East Monroe. bk 1 HAY FOR SALE-East Bethany Home. MT. Nixon. Phone 2l64. bg
 FOR SALE-One good 315 inch l Studebaker farm wagon, one extra heavy float wagon. Phoenix Wood and i Coal Co. bd
 MAIZE FOR sALE-sS5 per ton Phone 114J5. bd
 ACRE OF GROUND. sown to alfalfa fenced with 6 foot Page wire; room house furnished, chicken park with sheds. garden planted and up, canned. fruit and about 70 laying hens. Must sell at once. First house east of Bap- tist church. Scottsdale. Ariz bm 800 LETTERS Multigraphed ....s1.UO You pay Postage. Prompt Delivery.
 Stationery printing, lowest prices.
 Reed SS Reed, 626 San Fernando Bldg,
 4th and Main. Los Angeles. Calf bb
 HIGH GRADE TRUNKS, suit cases and bags. slightly damaged. 10 per cent off. Remodeling Furniture Co.,, 39 $. lst Ave. Phone 1479. 4-b
 HORSEPOWER ELECTRIC MO- 1 TOR. bb
 ONE. No. Sharples Tubular suc- ton feed, cream separator. Practical ly new. Bochm Ranch Asylum Road F north of Thomas road. bt
 BEAUTIFUL furniture, almost new of four rooms; cheap for quick buyer Siddon. Route 2. Seventh St. bt WILL SELL 10 Chicago, Rock Island , and Pacific railroad, defanlted per cent bonds, due POOP. all for s150.00, face value of bonds S1000.00 each. McGuire. 510 California Bldg, Denver Colo. bd
 SEWING machines on easy terms Ford's New Annex. IA P. Adams St. If Riverside Nurseries
 M m n fN
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
Auctions
For Sale-Real Estate

SO ACRES soft soil. none better. ? miles high netting fence. all m oats. Bargain. Three miles Glendale. A4VVO.OO cash. good terms Phone 24J3. lt
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
For Sale-Live Stock
ATTENTION SToCKMEN


 ATTENTION 'STOCKIEN
 We are headquarters for salt, sheep salt. plain salt, sulphur and rock salt. Get our price on quantities. Phoenix Seed and Feed Co.,, 125 E. Jefferson. If FOR SALE-Five miles southwest of Phoenix, 25 head Holstein dairy cows. fresh and coming fresh. Will sell any number. Telephone 116J3 Phoenix. If 27 HEAD of good Holstein milk cows. Phone 2SJ3. bp FRESH COWS, heavy milkers, also registered bull, prices right. c. R. Bicknell, 1 F miles E. of Indian school.
 bg FOR SALE-One team of good ser viceable work mules, together with harness and S1s wagon. Bochm ranch, Asylum Road, F mile N. of Thomas road. pb FINE GATED PONY, safe for children, trade for calves or pigs Phone 116R5. bb GOOD TEAM, wagon and harness, for sale. Palo Alto stables. bb FOR SALE-Good Jersey COW, phone 2sR12. bb FOR SALE-25 head good Holstein cows fresh and coming fresh. W. Hayden, southeast of Scottsdale.
 FOR SALES purebred Red Rolled bulls, ? purebred Holstein bulls, or will trade for old bulls; all yearlings. NJ. Greene, 1409 w. Adams, Phone SPIT.
 pb FOR SALE-Fine fox terrier puppy 1214 w. Jefferson. bm SILOES-The Atkins one-piece slices are the cheapest on the market, though they are heavily reinforced. have walls 6 inches thick, steel doors. substantial foundations, and are guaranteed for ten years. If interested, see L. w. McAd- ans. 30 N. 1st Avenue. Phone 4I3S. blk FOR SALE-Extra fine young Duroc 1 Jersey brood sow, weigh about 225 lbs. Subject to rer'stration Phone 3122. If WE WANT to buy car loads ot 1 pigs, from. 50 to 100 lbs each, also fat hogs; We buy live stock; any number any where. Southwestern Live Stock Exchange. Phone 3570. ii MULES, horses and mares for sale rent or exchange; mules of all kinds; | horses of all kinds, all sizes, ages and l colors; from cheap ones to the very It that grow. Call and look this stock over and get our prices before buying elsewhere. It will pay you. We i guarantee all stock just as represented ! Call o. K. Corrals, 311 N. Seventh Ave. c. R. McMullen, prop. t 100 GOOD MILK COWS. GO head of ! Holstein, 40 Durhams. Come and see them milked and be convinced. Sulli- van and Green. Glendale ii SHEEPMEN
 We are headquarters for sulphur Write for quantity price. Phoenix Seed and Feed Co. 125 F. Jefferson. | 1 50 HEAD of choice well marked | Holstein heifers: some heavy spring CTS, several head of good, big milking dairy COWS also pure bred Duroc Jersey hogs for sale. Parties in the market schould see these at our sales yard one mile south of Washington on 7tf Ave. Phone SS5S. t SHEEP FOR SALE-1oO >choc young shropshire ewes, lambing now Must sell quick. W. E. Mansell, Cen ter and Adams. Phone S570. Sell your dairy cattle. beef cattle ant feeders, hogs and sheep to
 Southwestern Live
 Stock Exchange
 We buy straight out for cash, any where, any number and charge no com mission. Office Phone 3570. Yard Phon 2S5s. | For Sale-Eggs and Poultr, -~~--~~----->-->>---->~~ 70 HOGANIzED White Leghorl
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11

We are headquarters for salt, sheep salt, plain salt, sulphur and rock salt Get our price on quantities. Phoenix Seed and Feed Co.,, 125 E. Jefferson. If
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
HrYENs TAKE NOTICE
LuGher Bar@aimS

o acres of beautiful alfalfa. north of kast Mcdowell road. Clean of all gr.tses. Fine farms on all sides, right in the heart of the citurs belt. Fine ros6l and school. The terms are right and it Is a fine buy.
 Kew house. six rooms, arranged for twe families. double garage, fine shade. near Carnegie library. S1S0o. Nicely furnished.
The Washington times., 1919-01-24
REED HOSPITAL TO
Be MUCH LARGER

That the War Department has
large plans for Walter Reed Hos
p;ta1 I'm this city was made clear to-
day before a subcommittee OF the
Senate Public Buildings Committee
by Col. Winiford Smith. of the office
OF Surgeon General Ireland.
In the course of discussion of the
general question of military hos
pitfalls. he said it was the intention to
make a great general hospital out OF
Walter Reed. and that it was to be
permanent
Colonel Smith said that it was the
intention to ask Congress for legis-
lation to purchase additional land.
to convert the temporary buildings
into permanent ones. and to make
provision as a permanent matter for
over 5000 beds.
The enlarge nent of Walter Reed
Hospital and the plans for 1t are
based on the idea Of a standing army
Of 100000 men. according to Colonel
Smith.
The Washington times., 1919-01-24
MARTIAL Law
DECLARED IN
HAMBURG N|B
, ~e--

BERLIN, Jan. 24.-A state OF. siege
was proclaimed at Hamburg today
as result Of serious riots which be
gan there on Tuesday night
Spartacans did q great deal of
shooting in the streets. The govern
ment authorities have ordered all OF
the Spartacans at Hamburg to deliver
all their weapons within forty-eight
hours.
All of the German express trains
have been taken off except ten.
THE HAGUE, Jan. 24.-German
troops under Field Marshal Won Hin
denburg and General Won Ruele W
have checked the advance If the
Poles into Germany in a battle near
cefved here today.
Fifteen mutinies are reported to
have broken out in Bohemia The
situation has become so serious there
that troops are being called from
Slavonia to keep down the disorders.
BERLIN, Jan. % (via Copenhagen,
Jan. 23.)-The doctors and druggists
at Bremen threatened ito go on
strike" today unless the Iaborers
abandoned their political agi;ations.
Kurt Eisner, republican premier of
Bavaria. who was defeated in his con-
bly,. will retire to the interior assem-
bly, will retire to the interior of Ger
many with his family and abandon
politics. it was reported from Munich
today.
The Washington times., 1919-01-24
PERSH|NG COMING
WITH president

PARIS, Jan. 2i.-General John J.
Pershing. commander Of the Ameri-
can armies in Europe, will return to
the United States with President viii.
son on the transport George Wash
ington, IT was learned here today.
General Pershing inspected the en-
oarkation center at LIE Mans today.
He will return to American great
headquarters later.
1T is news to me-interesting
news" said Secretary of War Baker,
when shown the dispatch that Per-
shing is returning with President
Wilson.
General March, chief of staff. also
evinced surprise at the announce
ment.
Both said it would not be necessary
for an order to be issued formally for
the commander of the A. +. F.. to ac-
company the President home. It was
pointed out that the President, AZ
Commander-in-Chief could give Gem
eral Pershing permission to make the
trip without a formal order, which
however. may issue later.
The Washington times., 1919-01-24
.TEACHERSQU|T;;
GET MORE PAY
AS OPERATORS
'0F ELEVATORS

Because running an elevator offers
more salary than teaching in the
District schools, twelve women men,
bers Of the District Teachers Union
are going to resign their positions
as educators and apply for jobs as
elevator girls in the National Capt.
tol.
The real reason lies in the fact
hat Congress is paying the twelve
elevator operators in the Capitol
N,20O for the years work.
And the teachers in the District
schools work for years and some of
them are still receiving only $3.50
annually: Very. few get 81 200. Just
the principals Of the grade school
buildings. And some Of the high
school instructors.
50 the teachers, believing from the
evidence, that running elevators is
considered more important by Con-
gress than the teaching Of school
teachers, are going to demand jobs
as elevator girls.
Call Schools Sweatshops.
Washington schools were today
branded as "educationaf sweatsbips"
Tor majority of the women teachers
In the District, by Mrs. Mary Bren-
nan-lnkster, chairman Of the legisla
tive committee OF the federated COM
mittees Of the District Teachers
Union.
Because of the low wages many
teachers, especially grade school In
structors are suffering from malnu-
Continued on Page II, Column 81
The Washington times., 1919-01-24
us. TOBR|NG BACK
UNUSED MUNITIONS

Thousands of tons OF unused muni-
tions belonging to the United States
Government and now in warehouses
in European countries, particularly
France-the surplus left on hand at
the sudden signing of the armistice-
are TO be shipped back to this coun-
try, boxed. and stored away for any
future emergency. Maj. Gen. C. c.
williams, chief Of ordnance, told the
House Military Affairs Committee to-
day at the hearing on the army APP
preparation bill.
The future manufacture of muni-
tions for this Government will be
confined to the Frankfort Govern
ment arsenal, and the manufacture
there will be carried on only to the
extent necessary to keep the plant
going. General Williams added.
The Washington times., 1919-01-24
No MORE SUBMARINE WARFARE, j. s. PLAN
Winter Time All Over -.>
Up IN New York State;
Robins and Bees Proof

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-west-
chester county. N. Y, wins.
Capt. J. A. Warner. Of the State
constabulary, patrolling q sub
urban district, reported yesterday
that he had seen a robin outside
one of the Westchester county
constabulary stations.
Shortly afterward robins were
reported at Middletown, Orange
county, and farmers say bees
have emerged from their hives
and gone out in quest of flowers.
w. F. Heustis, OF Kent, Put
nam county. reports that violets
are blooming there.
The Washington times., 1919-01-24
TODAY

house cat skins for about so cents
apiece.
One fox skin brought as much
as three hundred and seventy cat
skins.
Fortunately for their pride the
cats died without knowing it. How
much does our human pride owe
to our ignorance as to what we
shall be worth. on the other side
of the grave?
The Washington times., 1919-01-24
THINK MANIAC
MAY Be n. \.
RIPPER"

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-New York
police today believed it is possible
that the maniac who attacked three
women in Washington might be
the man who murdered Mary E.
Riddell here recently.
Within the last few weeks a
number of women were killed in
and around New York by lunatic,
apparently of Jack the Ripper"
type. He may have fled to Wash
ington, detectives declared.
His description tallies to some ex-
tent with that of the "wild-eyed
man" who pursued one woman
here and skunk away when she
reached her own front door, just as
he was about to- seize her.
Patrick O'Donnell, held here on
suspicion of having committed the
Riddell murder, will be released.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. "a
Benjamin F. Sprinkle, thirty-two
years old, of North Exeter street,
Baltimore, and Wade Wheeler. a
negro, of Charlotte, N. c., are held
by the Baltimore police for the au-
thorities at Washington, who ad-
vised the local police that three
women had been attacked and two
shot there early today. Sprinkle
and Wheeler were arrested this
morning at Union Station by Pa
trolman Sweeney, of the Central
district, on descriptions furnished
by the Washington police. The
men are being held on suspicion.
The Washington times., 1919-01-24
LUNATIC
MAY RESUME
ATTACKS
By A. cLoYD GILL.

Every available man in the police
and detective departments has been
detailed in the search for the wild
man who entered three houses I'm
northwest Washington esriy today
and attacked three women while
they lay asleep in their beds.
Major Raymond Pullman, super
intendent of police. and Detective
Inspector Grant are personally di-
recting the search, with the aid Of
Commissioner Louis Brownlow,
president of the Board of District
Commissioners.
The police of a score of cities
have been notified and they are on
the lookout for the suspect whose
description has been furnished.
Warning has been issued for all
homes where there are defenseless
women to be locked securely to-
night. In each of the three houses
entered by the maniac last night,
doors and windows were open; the
former that late arrivals might en-
ter without disturbing other occu-
pants, the latter because of the
moderate temperature of the wea-
ther.
Two suspects taken by the Bal
timore police early today were to be
released, since Detectives Sweeny
and Baur, who went to identify
them, stated over the long-distance
telephone at noon that, so far as
they were able to learn, the men
had no connection with the crimes.
Arreted At Station.
! The two men were taken by the
Baltimore police when they reached
the city from Washington on a
Pennsylvania train. They gave
their names as Benjamin Sprinkle,
of S51 North Eutaw street, Balti-
more, and Wade Wheeler, of Char
lotte, N. c. Wheeler is a negro.
Convinced that the desperate was
demented, the police communicated
with the Government Hospital for
the Insane. They learned that De
Witt Wigginson. sailor, had been
missing from that institution since
some time Thursday.
While two hospital attendants and
Washington detectives searched for
Wigginson, it was learned that the
missing sailor had been captured and
was in custody a tFort Hunt, Va. It
was also established that he was not
in Washington last night and could
not have been involved in the series
of crimes.
Police reserves from all precincts
and the entire detective force will
today maintain a vigil on all roads
and bridges leading from Wash
ington, Major Pullman announced.
Continued on Page 3, Column IL
The Washington times., 1919-01-24
SENATOR BECKHAM NEVER
COUNSEL FOR DISTILLERS

In a news story OF the opinions Of
Unite States Senators as to the ap-
plication of the National prohibition
amendment. Senator Beckham was re-
ferred as having been counsel for the
distilling interests. The Senator never
had such relation and The Times was
in error in so stating, and gladly
makes correction.
The Washington times., 1919-01-24
WOMEN ATTACKED
AS THEY LAY ASLEEP
500
REWARD

for arrest or information
leading to arrest of white
man, Is to 35 years old, S
feet 6 to 8 inches tan, me-
dunn heavy build, dark hair,
smooth face, pale complex
ion, high forehead, was last
seen without hat and wear.
ing dark u Length overcoat.
This man has visited three
houses b northwest section
Of city, shot women IN two
houses, and after exhaust
ing ammunition assaulted
one woman IN one ether
house by choking.
Notify all hat stores and
clothing stores to watch out
for man who viii come in
and want to buy new hat,
size probably No. z.
Also notify all stores where
ammunition Is sold. Man
has .32 caliber revolver.
RAYMOND w. PULLMAN.