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Arizona republican., 1919-04-02
Luther Bargains

A beautiful six room brick, pebble dash house. with acres of land. Young orchard, garage and outbuild ings, to trade for an up-to-d date house located in north central part of Phoe- nix. We can heartily recommend this property.-22.
 One acre, 5-room house, s3,900; cash s650; located on Glendale car line.-1S.
 40 acres just west of fair grounds, can be had at a big sacrifice if taken in 30 days. Can be handled with 5000 cash. This is a splendid bargain.-16.
 9-room brick, pebble dash, two toilets, basement, garage, fine yard and surroundings; all hardwood floors in very select district. Paved street. Close to Central on west side; this is a fine, beautiful place. $7,S00; cash s3,000.-359.
 Groom brick, ? screen porches, very modern, basement for furnace, garage, grape arbor and young shade, extra large lot, one block of paved road and car line; only a few steps from Mo dowell road this is one of the fine homes, south of Mcdowell road. close to Central. Better let us show you these two fine homes. -352.
 LUTHER REALTY co.
 no N. Central Ave. Phone 170S
Arizona republican., 1919-04-02
HerbertS.PrinceCo
19 West Adams St

Io " NSSt AudIIIS ol. IL FOR SALE-Modern brick bungalow, pebble dash. rooms and bath, large screen sleeping porch and concrete front porch, large garage. chicken yard One block of school, blocks of high school, one block to Indian school and Brill car lines. Price S4,500. Terms on part. S11 N. 9th St.. Phone 1902. Owner if
Arizona republican., 1919-04-02
For Sale-Automobiles

BARGAIN, classy roadster car for sale quick. Apply office Jefferson. If
 FOR SALE--A new Curtlss air compressor; $40. S06 w. Washing ton. If
Arizona republican., 1919-04-02
For Sale-Houses

IF YOU are looking for a good home here it is one of the best in Kenilworth all modern and hardwood floors in every room in the house; best buy, and good terms. Here is the place to get a house like rent and worth the money.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-02
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
 Six, 1-aere tracts, well improved and near a car line on easy terms, best location in Phoenix. Don't miss this opportunity. Also bargains in farm lands. Ray F. Rice. with Ruggles & Haskell, 21 N. First Avenue. d
Arizona republican., 1919-04-02
For Sale-Houses

FOR SALE-Nice three room house and screen porch. S450, on terms or cash. Phone 2050. D FOR SALE VACANT LOTS 295 feet frontage on Santa Fe tracks. Bargain, 5000
 500 feet frontage on Buckeye rail road, s2000
 50x140 near state capitol, s275. 114x172-Hurely Height, cement walks, graded street. on car line, 5000. Terms on any of above.
 SEE JOHNSTON
 31 N. First Ave. m
Arizona republican., 1919-04-02
For Sale-Real Estate

CASA GRANDE VALLEY
 THERE HAVE BEEN ABOUT S0,O00 AGREES OF LAND CHANGED HANDS DURING THE PAST TWO YEARS. ARE YOU GOING TO GET YOUR LAND WHILE THE LAND IS CHEAP.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-02

FOR SALE-Or will exchange for cattle, team of young mules, broke to work; would be good cotton team;
 priced to sell. R. M. Holly one mile southwest of Peoria k
Arizona republican., 1919-04-02
Luther Bargains

10 acres orange and grape fruit grove, , years old, all fenced with Page wire. This is the very best of location, only half mile off Central Ave- only 5000; easy terms; this is the biggest snap ever offered in an orange grove in this valley; will make some one beautiful home-23
 LUTHER REALTY co.
 110 North Central Ave. Phone 170S FOR SALE-Ranch, near Prescott. 90 acres under cultivation, plenty of water, fine opening for casttleman. See owner at I'll Goodrich Bldg q
 Use the Republican Classified Page for results-Read for Profit
Arizona republican., 1919-04-02

FOR SALE-Fresh milk cows, Grif- fifth ranch, south Park road, Phone
 ST27. Il
Arizona republican., 1919-04-02
For Sale-Live Stock

WANTED-TWo or three Jersey cows; must be good milkers. Phone 13R4, r. O. Box 333. Tempe. k
Arizona republican., 1919-04-02

ESTABLISHMENTS, close in and very desirable at s3 to s1O per acre. DEEDED LAND AT $15 to sS5 per acre. LEASED LAND at s to 8 per acre in large or small tracts. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY.
 s. C. MILLER COMPANY
 32 N. 1st Ave. Creighton Bldg.
 FOR SALE-40 acres, by owner, rented for cnttnn crnr nn, half charoS
Arizona republican., 1919-04-02
LANDS IN THE FERTILE FLORENCE-CASA CYANIDE
 VAT I E.V.

22O0 acres, patented, under pres
 ent reservoir 5000 S200 acres in shallow pumping
 belt. Averages ........ 12.5O 160 acre relinquishment, 26 feet
 to water ......,..... 7.5O S20 acres patented ........ 27.50 160 acres, patented ........... 11.50 2S00 acres adjoining Cotton City
 patented ............. S2.5O 120 acres in high state of culti-
 vation, old water right .... S5.00
 Address
 SURETY ABSTRACT &, REALTY co
 FLORENCE, ARIZONA 4-d
Arizona republican., 1919-04-02

FIVE splendid acres, $500 down, 4 miles northwest. or s100 per year rental. F. c. R. Hickey, g North First street. b
Arizona republican., 1919-04-02

Groom brick, modern, west; s30OO $500 cash.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-02

5-room new brick, modern, restricted district; $2500; $500 will handle.
The evening world., 1919-02-20

" HE spectacle of Senators Pond1ter Borah and others rolling
up their sleeves preparatory TO stranglngf they canthe
President. League Of Nations plan its youth will not stir
the country profoundly.
These should grateful to the President for having
given relish their Job by his express request that they keep
their hands off until he arrives plead for the young The
relish however will be all their The people Of the United
States generally in sympathy with the attempted slaughter
Nor do they regard thing than another manifestation
unworthy and undgncd partisan spite Senate that has shown
utterly incapable of measuring up to the great issues
before the Nation and the world
The country would have boen proud indeed Of Senate that
could have debated tho momcntous Establishments and covenants o
peace plane above party politics and spirit worthy Of the
best American craftsmanship of the past.
since for these spacious times it finds itself with only
wherein the oudc noises such proceed
from ignorance jealousy and concacl resentment that Demo
President should be undertaking and accomplishing much
ought rcdoundcd Republican glory the country has
to make the best OF it,
part Of c Nations treaty making power belongs to the Senate
and the any given moment no better than the
Senators who sit in it,
Therefore the country at this time only trust that the fore,
OF its desire for world peace and security contemplated
League of Nations may powerful enough to bring saiac
oy amended and strengthened successfully through the
present Upper House.
Meanwhile the greater part of the public will look hopefully
the heads Of who find nothing better try
mange the League of.Naons plan advance order that the
President have the hardest possible task TO make pcscna
The evening world., 1919-02-20
7 he Jarr Fan1iLv
By Roy l.. McC ardell
Mr. Jar Is Letter Perfect in Forgetting to lIa His
Uife'S Letters
Wife'S Letters.

and going To the trouble and expense
Of entertaining people who are not
grateful, who only get me In wrong
with my friends my REAL friends!
81 simply won't be caught that way
again! I'll write that Viola Cackle-
berry-fOr | dospise Irene so that
wouldn't have the patience TO write
hcr-that | have had one experience
with her and her sister, aud that once
IL quite enough"
Mr.. Jarr brutally cracked soft
boiled egg amidships, but said moth
ing.
After what they did To make
trouble between Jack silver and Clara
Mudridge-Smith-not that Clara Mud
ridge Smith shouldn't remember that
she is Il married woman and Jack Sill
yer is a buchelor-I would just as lief
have serpents kissing on my hearth
as have those Cacklebcrry girls here
occupying our best room and getting
up in the night when they think we
are all asleep and going through my
things
~ hate TO say it,, but Gye missed a
silver handled button hook, and all
I'VE got to say is that those who VIII
ransack ones belongings haven't Us
much honesty as they have curt
osity!"
Mr. Jarr having entered M. natural
dcfenses Of the egg and taken nosses.
zion of tho interior without res.stor,.
from The egg evidently an orroyt
pacifst-passed his Gun for more co,-
fee. But sim no made no comn,opt
"I notice vou are silent. p" rcr,orl,cl
The evening world., 1919-02-20

patented for building artificial trees
for decorations
The greatest hydroelectric plant In
the world, planned for India, is ex-
pocted to deliver water to the tu--
bines at 4 pressure OF $50 pounds isy
the square inch.
Long, slender sand bags have beeA
designed to replace Indian clubs and
dumbells in gymnasIums, their weigh
being adjustable, besides which ,hcY
are noiscess,
Ever since the founding Ct the P...
teur Institute in Paris there mas beer,
a steady decline in the number oc
.hydrophobia cases, none at all oc.
curing in some years.
A new electric washing machIn. ia
featured by an elliptical tub that re-
wolves and tosses the water AMI
clothing about, corrugatlons and rnn,
Ibinx surfaces being omitted.
The evening world., 1919-02-20

and study to this thing ho went Gee.
"and have closely watched my assoc
ciatcs and workers about me. / find
that one of the big faults lies in tho
tact that they fail 20 remember tho
things that are wrong and cover il
with 4 won't do it again
AS a rule they do not profit by
their mishups. They worry a little
and then forget them, They do not
make use of thom."
This man gave me several Instances
OF a few people / know VINO have an
innate capacity for achievements but
Who plunged into things. got them
an wrong, and then said, "ph, let It
go. and III try again
/ Now this in itself is a very good
. spirit, but II is no good unless it is
accompanied with the reelection of the
mistake made md hNcd firmly IN the
mind, so that when It comes up again
/ II is readily recognized, after which
the warning, serving as pltfau Is
avoided.
know man who has very good
friend, On two or three occasion
this friyuI got him into a deal on
which ne lost money. lie knew wAS
Inc lost H. Because the business wa
new ono TO the friend clch time an,
ne knew nothing about IL.
! This man, when he paid hia losses
always raised his hand ana said
The evening world., 1919-02-20

FEELING Of immense relief spreads the world with the
certainty that the wounds inflicted by woud-bc assassin
- Georges Ccmenceau, the French Premier
This old Of eyenyegh of the utmost Importance the
present and future of nations nothing Of the kindly feelings Of
personal interest and admiration borne him b millions
individuals who know he has done what
France
He OF the three conspicuous of living
He Of the dominating figures in the Peace Conference
The force his personality behind Of the chief the
final settlement must include. lie could i'll be spared.
Fortunately he Of vigorous fibre The dispatches yesterday
reported him few hours after the shooting ttng up
chair smoking and laughing he talked with his staff
The description is thoroughly in character 1t carries the wei
that the peace negotiations likely be
held by the attempt the life of this hardy and ndomabe old
veteran His would carry him through anything and h
vitality matches his courage.
Indications that he will be his feet again before The world
has had time send him its good wishes and congratulations M
injuries
But neither in France any other country should n
reminder Of tho dangerous forces that walk about unknown and
the propaganda that inspire and them 60 unhecdcl
The evening world., 1919-02-20

SV rLL' must say ! "N''''' y
w their impudence!" cried
Mrs. Jarr, and she tossed a
letter she had just finished reading
beside her plate at the breakfast
table.
dropped on a pile Of Other cnvcl-
opes. Mr.. Jarr knew they must bo
bills and that no mail whatsoever had
come to the house FOR him this mora
ing.
Mrs. Jarr always read his. letters
first. The rest, Mr.. Jarr surmised,
must be bills.
When he had mildly objected aforc-
times to her procedure as regards HIS
letters she had always gazed at him
and asked II he were in the habit Of
receiving letters his wife should not
read.
Mr.. Jarl had inquired Of Jenkins.
Runglc and other friends II their
wives did this when letters came to
their houses for them, They all said
yes.
The right OF wilcly scrutiny OF all
husbandly mail is the unwrittcn law
OF matrimony. The bride mentally
concentrates upon this approaching
prerogativc at the groom's line, with
all my worldly goods | thee cndOw.'
"Thc worldly goods of most young
married men are the clothes they
stand in. the instalment-plan turni-
ture in the new home nest, and the
| letters their wives expect they'll get
Busted nth these reflections, Mr..
IJarr made no comment. At which MIR,
| Jarr remarked:
"Oh. of course. you know tho letter
IL from your friends, the Misses
| |CackIebcrry of Philadelphia"
When Mrs, Jarr said "NOul
friends" he knew the young ladies in
Philadelphia must be IN her black
books
They want 10 visit us again! Tho
idea! Waht to make a convenience o
my house again They say it's shop
ming. but | know it's husband hunt
ing. Wei. all have 10 say is thu
/ am husband hunting FOR no one!
did do my best for Clara Mudrdgo
smith, and much thanks l got"
"Yes, | suppose you have no tim
for company lust now ventured Nj
Jarr.
mot that sort OF company" rcpltc
Mrs. Jarr. with "A mlrthless laugh
"People that appreciate what d
for them-people who will do some
thing in return-is a different matter
~ am through with putting mysel
upsetting my plans and my hom
The evening world., 1919-02-20
N a king the Sam e
Mistake I vice

By Sophie Irene l. oeb

came about by his unwilIngncss to
profit by his mistake.
am acquainted with u woman who
wcpt her family into old age because
she insisted that every mistake was
4 "hoodoo" and that she was hoo
doocd" for Hrc.
Even the young children wore a
worried look in the constant fear that
something would happen. For IN
stance, her son John made a very
foolish marriage. lie was only byy
The young wife died, howevCa'. but
the mother never forgave him, 30 he
proceeded 10 90 his own way and
made another foolish one.
Where. II she had forgiven him and
taken him back home, he'd EavI
helped supper; the family until such
time as hc had found u real mate thu,
was worthy A j, is, they are al un-
happy,
Troubles TO tho wise one are step
ping OF success instead OF
rocks OF disaster.
Tho beneficial way is not TO forget
a mistake entirely, but let It be a
safety sign ON the high road Of well
fare.
\ business man told M that most
/ OF the losses on his ledger were due
TO the employees who did the wrong
/ thing over and over again ana were
, forgiven, but who continued TO dc
the wrong thing until they were
/ fired
This man said, There are some
. people 20 whom you can tell a thing
over and over again. II will 20 il
one ear and out the other. They gS
r,ght ahead and do the same thlnl
over again. Mos ot the time IL /.
thoughucssncss, People don't viii
/ iiug'y want 20 make mistukqu bu
they DO not have thor minds on IN,
things at hand and therefore per
form 10 in the sam, wrongful way.
1T Is the thoughtful ono who .
most desired u thn commercial worl,
To- day We are not ul infulHblc. an.
, excuses should be made. but Ger
. tatnly ihcr" .s no excuse for ever
{ lasting mistakes at somebody else
/ expense.
- "A little forcthought goes lon
way he said "rhc doplorablo thin
, .s that every burnt child does n.
, dread the ire but forgcts the pain q
a the last bum in the glow Of the ne,
-, flame,
p "A little remembrance OF the las
-. pam goes long way In sayinl
I future Sorrows."
The evening world., 1919-02-20

Disclosures OF bribery and graft in the Third Naval Dis
rc should prompt sensational and concu
sons In the business of cnsng, handling and dschargng
OF thousands OF is inevitable that dishonest
masters medical examiners should here and there
dishonest clerks officers up banks
corporations
Discovery Of brbe takers among navy officers
that the general administration of the has been
and efficient that Admiral Ushers district,
which includes New York has not had careful conscicn
tious supervision humanity possible in work of such
and scale
The evening world., 1919-02-20
Letters From the People

them get more than o passing glance
from "A civilian.
| think we are ncglccting these
brave boys. who sacrificed 80 much
Tor uS, In a most shameful manner. |
think they are entitled TO our pro-
FOUND respect AT an times and places
why wouldn't 81 be "A good idea for us
stay at homes" men and women. T.
salute, military fashion. every
wounded soldier wc meet? II wou !
he little act OF respect which 1 am
SURE the boys would deeply appr, .
ciate, and in addition 10 giving tho
salute We could easily add "a pleasant
! word l.,
The evening world., 1919-02-20

gardng the population Of cities is
correct.
Mrs, b. Audcgson.-You can nppIv
20 either Tho Bureau OF Pensions AZ.
bany, y. y, for State pensions or Ia
the Bureau OF Pensions, Washington
y. G, for Federal pensions.
Arthur Howells.. The Industrial
Manager, Navy Yard, New York. car
furnish you with data regarding in.
staiial'on Of naval ensines,/-
The evening world., 1919-02-20
Answers to Readers Questions

A. M.-The Board OF Education, City
Of New York, viii give YOU a list OF
kindergartenS and Kindergarten
schools. where young lady may take
a course OF training.
j. ;. GueTnsey.-The Public Library
Information Desk will In able 10 give
you the data in regard 10 judicial de-
cislons and acts OF legislation.
Constant Reader Tho Attenuation
sontained I'm The World nanac re,
The evening world., 1919-02-20

a very modest
way.
| asked him 10
what did he attrih-
ute his success.
lie "A n = " re q
promptly: "Bcius
sure that | did not
make the same
mistake twice.
II have given "A
great deal Of time
The evening world., 1919-02-20
wishes Civilians Ia salute Men In
Uniform,

10 tn Bditr OF The Epniny World.
During the past couple OF weeks !
have been noticing the absolute lack
OF interest shown in our returned sol
diers. the wounded boys especially, by
the stay AT home" civilians and /
think something should be done about
II. II you Will observe on Broadway
or Fifth Avenue any day you VIII sec
hundreds Of manned soldiers strug-
Cling along with canes and crutchcs,
apparently alone and forsakcn, and
seldom. II ever, will you see one OF
The evening world., 1919-02-20

tion my letter that I gave you to
mail!"
MIR. Jarr,turned pale.
You never mailed it?' cr,cG Mr..
Jarr.
"Why, no. my dear" replied the for
getful wretch. IT'S in my pocket
But, you gee. remembered the malls
are so bad these days-so slow-espe-
cially to Philadelphia"
"Well, 1 never!" cried Mrs. Jarr
But the dear girls must have been
thinking OF mel"
The evening world., 1919-02-20

IT HE other day | was talking 10
man who had made millions
made II all himself beginning in
The evening world., 1919-02-20

the
prove bachelors voul
hardly consider that worth while.
After 10 \. VI. require a average man
quanmity his but before breakfast
them is Il selfstarter.
brdegrooms
whether he receiving Oos or being presented with
Distinguished Medal exactly way he feels
Every nohc
nstncts-and another to help him forget them
The gohd returned doughboy just like Alexander
for girls conquer"
The evening world., 1919-02-20

Tiger shooting may be all right in India but it's das
tardly sport In Paris
The evening world., 1919-02-20
Salkans Combin
Against Turkey


Because OF Macedons Balkan
Governments declared war on Turkey in October 1912.
furnished
yaded Macedonia There the Turkish OF
defeated after
ginning get for her Turkeys
in
pressed hrans the Turks at tho In
Pass of sanndaporon driving ou,
stubborn Turk
Of
Army salonic Greece ha
lessnCs
The evening world., 1919-02-20

In 1872 for INSTANCE Serbia and Bulgaria and Greece
combined AGAINST the Turks. And Eastern Europe was in
conflict which oreshadowed the World War Of 1914 (thc
had its birtn in the Balkans, you will remember
The evening world., 1919-02-20
Girl
Reflection rs
By Helen Rowland
Some Sideights Her Opinions of the Modern
Man and Why He Falls Short or Comes Up to
The Exactinq Standards of MatrinlOny.

oCETY according the social column Any woman VINO
- South when it's cold, North when it's
The evening world., 1919-02-20
The Allies Smasn
Turkish Forces.

o
OF the nj
utterly smashed the military and naval Turkey
strOnghods Cke
Ottoman garison able hold
O
a il December
a went mcrriy
Jann
the
olo~edo o IUndo
hs
OF
a o andbc
practically of Europe.
this splendid achieved
the
ariClc
The evening world., 1919-02-20

The time woman wastes in looking for hat before
she buys is exceeded only by the amount OF tmo
spends in looking for his after he buys IT, tho
energy she cxpends in trying it is exceeded only oJ
the energy expends in chasing his when 1t blows OF;
the money she fooishy spends for II in the beginning
is exceeded only by tho money he ooshly spends IN
checking his in tho end. Economy is all matter OK
how you look at things, isn't it?
The evening world., 1919-02-20

'R years the seething caldron discomfort known as
the Balkan states had been the cause of more trouble
TO the world at large than had any set OF countries ten
times their size apd importance Bismarck had sized
up the situation in his brutal fashion when Ger
many was asked to intervene in these squabbes
"All the Balkans put together" he shouted, ARE
not worth the bones OF one German soldier"
Sometimes the Balkan states snarled and struck
at one another, but for the most part they united
against their ancient enemy Turkey
The evening world., 1919-02-20

Macedonia lies between Greece a
Bulgaria. All three nations were rep
populace and al three nations co,
parts Of its territory 70 expand IN
Iun.a was ruled by Turkey. And
The evening world., 1919-02-20
A SINISTER REMINDER.

FEELING Of immense relief spreads the world with the
certainty that the wounds inflicted by woudbc assassin
- Georges Ccmenccau the French Premier serious.
The evening world., 1919-02-20

The trains that TO Reno are filed with people on
the return journey from Fools Paradise
The evening world., 1919-02-20

Meantime the Serbs had been clcaving
into North and Central Macedonia beati
Turks at kumanovo and again at Prlip
Monastir. And the BulEars ploughed
ThraCe driving bacL tho Turkish fnrrag IN
The evening world., 1919-02-20

ISNVJ ELL, must say, | admire
w their impudence'" cried
Nrs Turr and shC tNsscl "A
The evening world., 1919-02-20
OVER THEIR HEADS.

HE spectacle of Senators Ponde1ter Borah and others roI
up their sleeves preparatory to sranglngf they can
President League Of Nations plan in its youth will not
The evening world., 1919-02-20
HON. Great Vars
Were Ended

By Albert Payson ! erhune
C"grh 1919 Jy The Yrs y,p- WORTH
NO. 1.-THE BALKAN WARS or 1912 1913.
First balkan a mr.
The Colorado statesman., 1919-07-19

Just what will happen next to sports
clothes Is a fascinating subject for
speculation. The new weaves in silk
have intrigued them into beautiful ex-
travagances. and other unusual fabrics
have lent them originality. All sorts
of materials, from leather to cricket
flannel, with company of sturdy
woolens forming their main depend
ence, invite designers to become indie
pendent. Cleverness is at a premium,
nothing is considered erratic and there
ire sports clothes and sports clothes;
some of them for actual sports wear
and some of them merely versions of
sport styles.
For actual sports wear, coats and
skirts of wool. or heavy cotton, are
plain and cut on boyish lines. Skirts
wide enough and patch pockets big
enough nre their sensible outstanding
features. The sweater and sweater
coat, in greater variety than ever, re-
appear, entitled to more service
stripes than any other garment One
of the new, short slip-on models occu-
pies the center in the group of three
sports costumes pictured here. This
is very popular model and is made