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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-11
GERMAN HEAVY GUNS
D0MBRD RIGA PORT


LnHdan Oct fa~ia wa stated
IN aushorl,aavs avArsers hsrs this
efssrncon snai . tsrsnan Russian
attack on Riga ~aa carried out
under cover a a neavy bomaard.
ment BY oerrs.4n snna. forcing the
Let's 70 evaruate she city.
Confirms len 81 nswsl aper
rerors ,hst German 'orces have
csp tired Rlss a n na a~alssa
here hsst " fte MsssArlss of she
rSsi forces 10 - great as report
ec in so~e dispatches. the sue
cess of the attack on the city
vf"f nos he surprisina,
"0ermaoy's new war is f,a.
turea ~ this mornings ncwspa
pers, bot reports printed here add
ns.a'ne q laFersanes 10 dis
patches received by the Assoeiat.
ea press. THE whereabouts of
General von der ooltx continues
70 be the subject of contradictory
runors and estimates Of me sire
81 shc army commanded BY Col
AvAieff Hefrondt also al,sw
vide divergence
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-11
The HOMELESS CITY

~ Isesfo'd A lsaer IL regponsibe tol
ibis
NV Yorbep ilyc IL smumae y
in hoteis.
Few i've in bouses rewer llee %
homcs.
I'hiiadei hia II me city oF 1aalet
New York y Tho city u "a few room
and bath"
" "iinalizinF iha' she hoase ~ apari
Fncnt. lhe hotel. IS not 'he rr9ai
place for The dead sasf Ffank y
Campbell, founder .sToisrssrr n m,
Funeral Church. n erected this won
dertni baildiug at Brnadwsy afd fe'l
street where every year thou and.
lle IN state.
When you are sick you cereell
The family doaor ffis pfsAripuoH
you take 20 your neiRhhcrhoal drua
store, You ialk about sissprss aa ypu
talk about the theater. ~n1 yon fnd
fhis quite natural f,at W pren4rf
for or even taik abont dam 10 iLe
biovm % iife that you consider
shocking. horrible
suddenly Father Time calls halt
You are stunned There Il hsrdl,
room for she IiyIrg: where viii yeu
piAce me departed VINO needs ana de-
serses ~ much atteptloD AZ the lir-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-11
= The Homeless Citv -

lne. even more; attention which can.
not be given al the home, howeye,
preien;louse
Hos can this bs femsdied IA
%.
Immediately sfior 3emlse ihe DE-.
taried " brought 10 The Funeral
church apd placed n one n DE nsny
beautiful, larmouio9sly furnished ia
'a'e rooms N ptriofs. there IL ~
main ontil the day ~ lhe funeral
heiatlses and friends nay come and
80 q any hour day or nirbt for the
nom where their departed ller \
heirs. and theirs aione
"on The day ~ tha funeral Tho a..
missed n plaerd IN The Funeral churct,
non sac'afian with IL ample seailne
desieBed and executed IN pure 0o,hie
style, People of all vogue III III. M.
~orahippinK ihere. eiargymen ~ ~.
cry denomination have eponken there >
since my yssh % The Funeral
Church understand why iho besi
ipmllie~ avail themselyes of thia
Greatest ~ ~ inatIiasions. the ike ii
whien have not seen esther III shls
q any foreign coantry. an Insiltaiion
where the Lying finds consolation
ard the dead home n II sf.ily tho
home of the dear.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-11
REPORTED ~ CNRRt<xA IN
RI ON ms LAST ll1~ IlE
RENEW> NiGORstt :
CAMP PAlc< s<D
IOOT> TRAIN
BANDIT Will BEGIN
MAJOR OFFENSIVE SOON
col Rlt.R tRRItES IN " ASH
NGTON WITH WORD FROM
StI1~AM; CtRRa\Zs
GENERAL. u REPORT
m EAMa IT'D Rl
OgstnUnl ~ VILLA


q rssS~xycs ss--s sous4sr arriving
h<rr TO-DAY says vsl8a'x rren he'd ue
ccsernrssn, trsin early tnss morn
srs. captured qererai ard tr~er
81 resSlars~ fss says sAe perersi aao
his effscers were sars-aarssy executed.
The express cars tire government
treers were S'4arcsae ecnsasneo see
srsl nsnSrws fhcussn1 1estars ~ersh
o. SILVER h@ilsrr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-11
INDIAN IS VICTIM
OF WEIRD ATTACK

Ilegsei @ieh Oet tf Ieseph KY
wondewaf $ rhipIss~a Indian. ~
l4Feed irp ma q hing Fia ana re
pefisd thal ~ had been attacked III
his skttf BY aaat ntashellouge
whoae mate b. had captured The
gfsnf flsh sofa sllYvss from kywuRda \
Ways boat BE- avefa and AZ last. Ia
- fury, leapea sfon the water and
mpald have aeixsd him had he moi
beaten II or ~ish faaale
kywondawat's relatives havs ark y
"a that b. BE- confined for ohserya I
tlou 10 this atata asylum ~ Ne~befry.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-11
PLENTY or WATER ~
THla TIME MExT YHAH

When the city dam, south of ths
city. Ia once filled with waier lhera
VIII bs enough on hand 10 nnppig
Guthrie FOR five years without addlna
to the supply said Jake Douglas re-
Gently, Douglas II a member OF tte
Citizens Advisory committed and has
been deeply interested IN me work 81
building the dam and the ncw water
works extension
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-11
WILL saFEGtaIsD THE
I:ONE DRY NEasI nv.

Washingion, Oc, II Anticipating
attacks On tse conssliuiionalliy of ins
wartime and consttinfionaf prohsbi
ton amendment enforcement iegiaa
tson. Attorney ceneral Palmer viii
prepare an opiaion watch siil be
transmitted % the white House be.
fore the biIi becomes law.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-11
FREIGHT cARs seARcr

There " a scsreiiy nf freight cars
n sse railway yard Of the state nnd
farmers grain shippers and coal
mine operators age reglsincing yigor-
ops kicks wiz lhe II n railway all
intimidation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-11
JOHN WRIGHT 10
lIOiD MONDAY MEETING.

John y WfiAhl of OkIahuma t'ity
candidate for fonafeM wiN elieak ~
Guthrie. Monday nveeing MI Wflahs
IN = talented lawysr, agxrselye de1no
.efa' and y appealing tia stands for
many needed Oklahoma feformH and
tof 'hn IPaTue n nations WfAm "
90 iniersstlng salkef aua all arc Ca,
Yitsd "a hear bis addmsa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-11
MAY MOI eg NEGRO

Thern seems 10 he difference ol
opinion sislung 0fgla~re ~ OklaHoaa
chy as to the Identity Of tse negro
nov IN JAN charged ssth kslline con
dneiar ] NJ Williams sFurmcr Cnief
81 Paiiee iInbaiaa siade The capture.
& J. Tlllery S. the neFro'a name
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-11
CYCLONE KILLS 3. MI RES
20: DESTROYS PROPEHT,

RHgo. Or ia Cyclone visited
THIS sertiuu q the state yesterday
evening. fiiiing fonr persons. insuy-
snr twenty othsrs ard dninw property
dansge amounting 10 nearfy > han-
dsed thopssra dollars
The sseel bridge across ihe Kia~ni
chi river. besween FA Towson and
Brnadriiie. sAe iifsea utf KS foun1a
tAons by tse great force Of shs wsne,
sn6 dumped irio tie river
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-11
rive RonaTns soto
W pAssaNGhH TRAIN

Memphis. Team. oss tf-~Elve mar
wesa boarded aoNtn bound passenger
train Ne - ~ ths ssfao A hstssFsalps
~ val1sy fallfeaa ~ 4 ~As leaving
she Msaspisla yards saFly seaay, Reid
90 sha espfess weaasnaav ana tsls
helper secured several nsukaus ana
sRsafsd when IRE traln wes stpppsd
Al West iunsgiaa n response W
sslsphors meMaaa Nv FFara \ Yaedmasssr
Nha aa~ the W@n haAfa ths train.
whsn tNs sfala waa atsppsd shs
messenger ana Ng@ aAsgas#ns ~~ss
foura ly.ne on sns fieuF hevua. ons
- the pAskzasa rseaFtsa rasslns ~sss
sala ~ nav~ hs.n snApaaa Nv M*mr
phls lsxrlfY concern
Posses wste organized quickly ard
began y search " shs suvfouassIHa
section,
West 1unstsen j. az tns eusskirts
~ tire city ard abau' fouF nslss frens
the yards @hsrs sias Faen boarded ths
train.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-11
au u VI IIDt NJ ~
SUFFERING FROM GRIP

Was iugson. on ~ ol n n
honse ope IF the American daleNasss
70 lhe peace conference q iii aboard
The otesmef northern Pacific. on
which ~ u returning from france.
according to fali9 messa8e feuniyed
io1oy ~ tho Stale department Ne Il
sad 70 he saficring from grip but his
condition @aa described An not vori.
ous
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-11
SNOW felL m STATE

An ineh of snow feil in the norfh-
western psFf q TIE state last night.
making the earliest SNOW fAsE ever
recorded 10 fae state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-11
Has MORE SUPPORT
NOW THAN EVER

~ kew@eHNs~at gtrgNs
Nsshsngtcr, ocs ss--A courscr ar.
rsvsra ~ ~sshinz.or yesterday srsvw
Francisco Nastss neaccusrterS 4n
northern 0v-snao, hrcugNs ~crc thas
nsgcr offensive ~ouic be beagr
ress rac-ss WITH larger forces fhsn
Villa hsS been aSss 20 command ser
tire past fcsr years
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-11
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

Examination tor TEACHERS Certifi-
cates will be held IN the ofiiee Of
County superintendent. Guthrie. Okla
homa, Oct. ~. "A. and As. Cora u.
Farrell County Superintendent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-11
slo Gun COMING

lipmar Cummings, chairman Of the
National Democratic committee. viii
visit TIE slate about tho firsl OF No
y~lnber ard will make several
speeches.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-11
TWO THOUSAND LIVES
LOST ~ sHiP waEcs

Arrnssges. ocs sf--Two tnca-
saas lives nave beer lost ia s+.s wreck
ef sn gn.sr- q British shss o. ~
Norwegian rosss- sccsrcscs 70 . ~dre-
lees sis7strh received hers from s4ei-
ssecso~x-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-11

Amos Ewing, representative. or the
Rock Island road, IN this district. has
returned from a srouiing tour and re-
fasss 70 line up with w r Walker.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-11
Short Cuts To
Home Ncus

i
Hon JoAa Emhry ~ okAaAom.
rass ~tu We IN GusArse Monaas a.,
AIN aealsvr an address a. me els, hal
MondAy niehs ~ 4 ocAock on \.
Rnosesel' Memorial oansrulsr Tsssss
~iii hs a. solicitation og fanas Al.
ysyeciv ls lava>a.
Tae rilsrd theatre wsn sho~
rscsures es the ~0sias series tonight
That's some enscrprsss No o,hes
pscsare house in the state will SHOW
faese picsures today or lonteAt The
Pollard has tie sal tAroaEa tAe
CAmoni News Mcekly ard gets sery
'ce a day ahead al sae Empress Al
oAiaAoma cgss 'The Gamon, Week
" Is The best ever and yS always
ahead of tsv rcst. says Mr nollara
~-t'oafs CLERK Martha Neal ana
undsnAe'sr Marry sseam drew a
nAuses ca' of yAe hlrv Aox TODAY. Thc
wress VII serve At she Noventlcs
sern ot cours Cears begins Novrm-
aer I The sags- will repors Norems,er
lN'h TIE coari acckes il no~ helss
prepared ~ Mrs Neal and wsll con.
lain snme Interesting elyGi asa es4m
in&i cases The term gg(l cnntsn0e
during tie moash ~ Nosemher and
maybe longer. judge Swank Is ~
Present holding eoaFt In 4Ae saltwater
cnd n his asssrsc4.
aA Il wAte. chief petty offsccf IN
me nasy Vas In Guthrie today. Hej
w'3 oaca = snh-recruiiinp station
aere nex week at the rpdera. halld
ins Applicants for navy ana marines
VII he examined II flnd tha, ser,
few isoran eauaty boys have enslsted
~ &c marines or nays ana a. ire
government has some very attractive
offers fer young mea. feel that !
shAal he able e. eniiss 4 number ne
sad Doys under Vi mast firu have
ne ooascnt os both parents before
tneae Sam win fake tAem.
Thsre aili b. reunion ~ 49,
naeE's A'ersasp a iht constitutional can
venss0n held sonse time In %owesa.s,,s.
Rhr sAaa' date has not yeg bcrn ees.
.'a' i VII probably - ueSr the mss
llle og she month The m~eatne usli
w. head W. sar r1sy AAlt Acvn mharc
me cpn-eon spsns nearly a year III
Tanning t5e constitution q she gate
There waM b. large norsAershln
HrE 'enS Since Adjournment ten 81
The original ll2 members have ased
Many hare iefs The state Hon MI
ifam y Murray. r-sidsne o. ihc con
rrnitcn Will b. on hand as VIII also
'autf of She lesders BsM narant.
'cFgeznf az arms and John NJ yoang.
@eerteary. siai be on hand Ia act IN
'eesr cid capacities YOUNG Il nov
millionaire oii man and parant il
Wealthy. 0ne vg she naxew os she
ranven.3on. Eddie CsuM Il also
millionaire oli Fnan. He WAS one of
~ craArnai fouv who upeped ap me
afnoss iFsaldton OH field. The meps |
he viii ee historical aud sntere tins. /
One year ago today influenza had I
-sached its crest in Guthrie ard snere
we're sen iaoussnd csses reported in
BE state Ca'Arse women were vol
lricering as nurses ard a nnnbev "A
hem wsre sent BY she Red cross 70
be csmT~. sisfy-one anafhs were
'sficiaisy reported III Oklahoma CITY
sons o. octcs,er "a. 1919
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-11
FIVE MEN HOLD UP AND
ROB PASSENGER TRAIN
ESCAPE sIIfH i.tmrlNt.
SAFE IN \ VI. Y. MAN
MlNriii~ HOUND Nm
.ssatn MESSENGER
t>D iiI~ IliirIN


tNF Asaaa faleH tfvss
clssslana, @ oas is~sls ran
hefa tiels msgAiH4 wst# 8p sNs
psymAsssf ~ sns aapusl Eupvsaa
company, Ia sss lSbay n Euelia
aywnve busldlrW aHd afiwf tAfaw
laa peppeF lnso nss taes. saeapaa
~ 40 sutoma6lls sith 81 GOO
which ths eaYmassse uaefssa in
uaansy n&u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-11

Ffp mlho efficiency x the law th@
promH efforts for " irle enforce
mont end the farNcal and efficient
IcamlaiEn @hich has already bsen iu-
epenratsd tho people III iogan county
may he expected ~ lsaa ihe b,ai
connlles ~ ihe State IN lhe effoH
10 adieslly reduee he tlllteney now
officially charged against her pFiw
eroua and progressive pruale isf
ry"ryhndy lond i hand IL th~ psora
ani strict enforcement ~ ibis uew
and important mtniuaty rrvialou for
ih~ etadltiiion ~ every iaint ~ IL
4'efacy anlenF tiie ciflxsns ~ f.nkiu
county
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-11
PRESIDENT WILSON HAS
ANOTHER GOOD niohI

Washington, Oct ff---presfdent VII.
son had another good nlgft last nipht.
u was said TODAY at the Write House
and his cendision apparently con-
tinvec 70 inproye.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-11
PARENTS SHOULD AID IN
ENFORCING NEW LAW
School Attendance In Compulsory,
and New Enforcement officer
Will See To II That r.aw
Il Followed

FROM sentiments NatintAii ekpfvs
"a Il II apparent thav sAetw d wvr
defined ana tsSva urpsaF 80 sNe paw
of ~. gublie 10 have enc deliaqasns
sshooi hpawn promptly apd vfglglsnl
N iesksd atsse
The arw lruanl law matet sil nect
cs fgy provisions iaf sugge, gina 1a~
lonx ssaHlina aHA opnvisstea esll aad
lhe huard ~ commissioners has ~
nads peleetsa Alrs " u hsse a. the
county attendance atilerr aa fhv nsw
saw aemxpa,ss ghIs usw eftlcsr tNit
iag she few WvskA she has hn na
ogYioe ahe haA AlYsaas Asrdlsa asaFlr
m cetv ana shg hA hF RWy
cAmpnisn slsady well orwats
Terms ~ Es~ 1aw
ny ths icrms "a sb aew iaN All
fhnasen teNaa rlall snd eihisen
arm required lA ailana The rsais aaAy
aeaeona ~ thsai aaieasa Hfhaaa ahe
FONTS ea,tgalou~ Hrc % somNlstlaN ~
iho edghlh sad. op course offered ~
ihe district sehpul ~ tal ~h*re .
sivs,l ia found eithpr msutalIy ~ nhy
sicaliy unahla 10 pufsuu aehool work
Parents should All
whllt ihc santy ryaytieN ehr vfs
tlelasi attendance ngfe.s YEA Il lAsgs
iy deeolvsg uppu pafenss gnatdiens
and ieaehvrs 81 hslp .esafv the tall
benefits which ahouii reHua fsDm \
atrir, and lmnrgisl enfaFtfntent tGg
ihM Important law Failure an 4he
peIl II any onu ehsrssa wth me
duties az vatorelos ih's Isv Will ~
suit 10 mlsdemsapoe lWssseasl9n
with fine NJ fsHn tle 10 ssa, eth
cneh day rhlld n cut u s.hupl
counted So separate eftense
Many Are llilsera'e
Now 4 statutory law ia a ptats Aueh
as uurs la naihng mofa lhap II wiel
~ ihe majority u Tho plslsie ea
srvpaed or manifested IN an enFvtpl.
lie manner and inlcnaea So plurse'a
,hsir w"lfafr = prmersn lher ssehiA
IN eoinunlvors attendance INV wae
enacted undoubisdiy sn pruugala lhe
ecmtal wNFfsf of veEl belnk ~ thh1
neople II the etale In NJ lir ct aha
liboFal provision made f8F gtea ahs~Al
% this state over s.e per cent q our
young 4enpla between fourteen and
twenty nne Years ~ axe arr liisteraIv
and elpse estimate Hhpwa that oysr
so pei crnf leave schoof b. fela thry
camNleie tha eighth ysafs mnfh
ccrIly esrily orr educational cerdi
ton 0nshl pni an o. he The eeenle /
~ this state wish q otherNse and
ihNi With haH hsnn Fsasrn8 ea hy uar
legislature ~ The enactment of thls
law Il NOW Fmslna fpr parent
teacher pnd ATTENDANCE agglcer a. da
.hetge anwayeingly he duties ltn
Ioscd i 30 Them 10 me end lhai fhe
hlsh ldaals ihl# law reflects mss ha
faiited and especially lhai ihe eeia /
of iilileraey may be entirely cllinln |
ated
Co operation VIII atelp
Ffo mlho efficiency * the law. gha
promm efforts FOR i etrle enforce
mont end ihc aaelical and esilaleui
oamlaiEn @hich has already bsen NJ
Hpenratsd Tho people IL iogao county
may be expected io lsaa the bs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-11

Ssr Orleans Ia. ocs Ii--Tonixht
and ssndsy. fsir. rising sernperstare
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-11

Pc Bos~in. of Szisna. Kansas. II
here looking after properly Interests.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-04
A ION

SALE $ | R | l. L S GOVERNMENT
 HORSES AND MULES
 There will be sold on February 10, 1919, at q. m., at public auction, 10 the highest bidder, remount depot Fort Bliss, Texas, 2,5Q0 surplus government horses and mules. The animals were bought by the government for overseas service and are now in excess of the present requirements. Twelve hundred and fifty mules and twelve hundred and fifty horses will be offered for sale. This stock is in good condition. Mules range in weight from 300 to 1 400 pounds and the horses will weigh from 1000 to ] 500 pounds. Both horses and mules will be offered single, in pairs fours, tens and car lots. Buy
 CTS will be permitted to select and classify stock and have them present. ed in auction ring according to their selection. Arrangements have been made with railroad to have cars placed at remount depot loading pen so that there will be no delay to buyers in shipping stock A leather halter will he furnished with every animal sold. Lunch will be obtained on the grounds, Sale will be held regardless of the weather. Terms of sale cash, or certi- fled check. Do not forget the date, February 10 and the place, Fort Bliss, Remount depot. Fl Paso, Texas. This is an unusual opportunity of securing horses and mules at your own price For further information wire Maj. D. NJ. Speed, Commanding Officer, Remount Depot. I't Bliss, Texas. It
Arizona republican., 1919-02-04
Biz Auction
AIares and NInles

Mares and Mules
 THURSDAY, FEB. 9th, 1919 At the O. K Corral, 311 \. Seventh
 Avenue Five Points. Phoenix
 Commencing at 1:00 o'clock 2t HEAD OF BEST CALIFORNIA
 HORSES AND MULES
 Mules to 9 years old, weighing from HOO to 1900 lbs. each; horses and mares f to : years old, weighing from 1250 to 14O0 lbs each
 Most of this stock is well matched in teams and will be sold in that way. They will bear 9 very close inspection for quality and soundness, extra well broken to all harness.
 Everyone in the market for good solid work stock should not fail to attend this sale. They are q good lot of stock and will absolutely be sold without limit or reserve.
 C. R. McNIULLEN. Auctioneer m
Arizona republican., 1919-02-04
Here is Some of lPalmner's Bar@aila@

1 acre with house and orchard, and close in. Price $500.
 acres, well improved and in alfalfa. Price s2100.
 10 acres. improved, and close in, good buy at 5000.
 20 acres, close in and improved, at s4000.
 30 acres, improved and in grain; dandy buy, s60o0.
 40 acres. 15 acres improved; price s3700 .,
 30 acres, improved, and good buy at ssOO0.
 so acres, improved and good location s20,000.
 50 acres must be sold to settle up estate; No land.
 Call and make us an offer. '. PALMER, IS SOUTH CENTER
Arizona republican., 1919-02-04
Auctions
ca~~-~~~~~~7~-N>S~>S@~>S~~~~Nr

NOTICE
 We will add to our sale Thursday, February 6. 30 head of mules. They arc without doubt the best lot of mules ever offered at public auction in this valley. ranging in age from , to years. weighing from HOO to 1900 lha All well mated in teams and well broken and gentle also in good condi tion and ready 10 go right in very hardest kind of work. If in the market tog good first class choice mules, don't fail 10 attend this sale. Don't forget place and date. Thursday, February 6. O. k. Corral 311 North Seventh Ave, Phoenix. C. R. McMullen, Auctioneer.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-04

21. ACRES A class land, good soil close to car line and paved road. s25O cash. balance s20 per month; price sl,250. 20 acres A class land l mile south of Central ave. bridge; s250 per acre. See Johnston. q x. First ave. 1T
 FOR SALE-Two sos. close to Buck eye: houses. alfalfa, wells, shade, good fence and soil, well located. Fine for cotton or dairy; sl0.000 and s13,00o. Part cash, balance long time. Phone 7R1l. W. D. Baxter. Buckeye, or see Mir Wayland at Central Pharmacy. 2-k
Arizona republican., 1919-02-04
Amcfion Sale

so acres of fine land. 4la miles south on Center and 41s miles west on base line road on SectiOn 8, will sel Ito the highest bidder so acres land. Parties leaving town. Buyers in the market for bargains should not fail to investi- gate this sale. Easy terms. C. o. Me Murtry. auctioneer, office Room ), 7Foribon Rlde Phone 1910 k
Arizona republican., 1919-02-04
Auction Sale
AT TAYLoRs AUCTION HOUSE

AT TAYLOR'S AUCTION HOUSE
 241 w. WASHINGTON ST.
 WEDNESDAY loo P. M.
 We have fine lot of goods for this sale. including dressers, chiffoniers, commodes, beds, cots, rugs. rockers, tables. chairs, library tables, ranges, stoves, heaters, refrigerators, desks gas ranges, gas plates, bedding. dishes, glassware, clothing. chickens, harness buggies. Bring in your goods, they are in demand. Prices good. Bring them in. TAYLOR. THE AUCTIONEER
 DhOpo 1917
Arizona republican., 1919-02-04
Lulfher Bargains

21s acres located on Park Road with all hog tight wire fencing, good shade all in grain; no better soil. Listen to the price, only s1S50. Cash s200. bal ance s2O per month; don't all speak al once.-No. 3.
 16O acres, close to Casa Grande. good Groom house. good well, water stands at A feet. 40 acres ready for crop. was in barley and sweet potatoes Price s7.50 per acre. worth $25.
 See DOWDING, with
 LUTHER REALTY co. l10 North Central Ave. Phone 1I0S
Arizona republican., 1919-02-04

Forty acres northeast; good five room house, well, pump, engine. garage. COW barn, with cement floor; all in barley. A s3,000 cash payment will put you in possession. Bal ance very easy.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-04
For Sale-Real Estate

FOR SALE-By owner, so acres clean alfalfa, E land. permanent water With or without good dairy outtlt. Small .essh paNaneDt. Would take cat tie orsi1e}<s! part 1rst payment. Balance like rent. Box 5tH Rep m.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-04

Ten acres northeast, five acres in alfalfa and five acres in barley. A dandy little ranch with a good house. s4,000 with good terms.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-04

One hundred and sixty acres of perfect alfalfa: two story house, well, engine. tank, cor rals. barns, good fencing. This is a snap.
 Three hundred and twenty acres on the south side, all good alfalfa with barley. The alfalfa is almost too good to plough up. but it is the finest cotton soil, % per cent cash payment.
 HERBERT s. PRINCE co.
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Arizona republican., 1919-02-04
F or Sale

so acres Of good land. located north east of Glendale absolutely free from Johnson grass. Has good four room house, garage, well and tank. orchard
 shade, fenced and cross fenced. For other particulars Phone owner 162R3, Glendale. Ariz 1
Arizona republican., 1919-02-04
10 West Adams
CATTLE RANGE-NORTH

CATTLE RANGE-NORTH
 Plenty of water, 800 acres and per mits on the reserve for grazing. be- sides 200 head cattle, horses and equip ment. Box 241. Phoenix Arizona. If
 FOR SALE-$25O AN ACRE. 75 A. OF GOOD SOIL. A WATER. 4 MILES FROM CENTER OF PHOENIX. 50 A. ALFALFA AND BARLEY. 25A IN BARLEY. CHECK GATES IN ALL DITCHES SOME ARE CEMENT. TWO HOUSES. THE LARGE ONE IS MODERN, ROOMS AND BATH THE OTHER RENTS FOR s6 A MONTH. MODERN BARN HOLDS 20 COWS. SCREEN MILK HOUSE 14xl4 CEMENT FLOOR. ENGINE AND WATER TANK. THE TERMS ARE LIKE RENT. 5000 CASH. SS0 PER ACRE A YEAR AND INTEREST AT PER CENT.
 PHONE OWNER fO9R4 m
Arizona republican., 1919-02-04
W. K. JAMES, 40 North First St.

FOR SALE or lease by owner so acres Glendale garden land; liberal terms. 0. C. Johnson. Fifth and Harrison, Glendale. D