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Arizona republican., 1919-01-19
BIDS WANTED
GRADE SCHOOL BrILDING

NIlSAltf4 SlHOOI1 BO lI4DlNCr
 The Trustees of Phoenix School Dis trct No. ], Maricopa County. Arizona. invite sealed proposals for the erection of a brick school building, in accord ance with plans and specifications thereof on file in the office of the Superintendent of Schools, in the School Administration Building, at 3Sl North First avenue Phoenix, Arizona: also on file in the office of Norman F. Marsh, architect, Broadway Central Building, Los Angeles. California
 Bds will be called for: First. Gen eraI Contract; second, Heating and Ventilation: third, Plumbing; fourth, Program Clock; fifth, Painting. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check for five (5Go) per cent thereof, made payable to School District No. . Maricopa County. Arizona. Bids will be received by the Trustees of said district until seven thirty o'clock in the afternoon of the 30th day of January, 1919.
 Bids will be opened by the Trustees of said School District at the office of the Superintendent of Schools, in the School Administration Building. Phoe- . nix, Arizona. at seven thirty o'clock in the afternoon of the 30th day of Janu 7 afN, -9I5. ana tAeFedlteF cOnSluereQ Each bidder is requested to state. in his proposal the time in which he will guarantee to complete the construction or work proposed.
 The Board of Trustees of Phoenix School District No. reserves the right to reject any and all bids Ali bids should be sealed and marked Proposals for Erection of a Grade School Building" and directed by the Board of Trustees, School District No
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19
Legal Advertising
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
 ESTATE


 To J. w. Sullivan and the Unknown
 owners, if any, of Lot Four (4)
 Block Eighty five (95) of the Orig
 inaI Towrsite of Phoenix, Maricopa
 County, Arizona
 PLEAS SEE FAKE NOTICE:
 Thar the undersigned, the Treasurer of the City of Phoenix, a municipal corporation of the State of Arizona, in pursuance of the authority vested in me by Paragraph 1873. Revised Statutes of Arizona, will sell at public auction Lot Four (4), Block Eighty five (S5) of the original Townsite of Phoenix, according to the official map or plat thereof now on file with the County Recorder of Maricopa county, Arizona, at the office of said Treasurer in the City Hall of said City of Phoe nix, at three (3) o'clock p. m. on the Seventh Gth) day of February, 1919.
 The condition of the above sale is that,
 WHEREAS, on the 4th of March, 1914, the City Treasurer of said City of Phoenix, did, under and by virtue of the proceedings duly and regularly had issue among others, a certain Street Improvement Bond. which bond is known as Adams Street Improve ment Bond No. =, Series No. 2, and dated March 4th, 1914 and the property mentioned in said Bond is described as Lot Four (4) Block Eighty five (S5), Original Townste of Phoenix, ana the whole amount due upon said Bond 1 is the sum of Three Hundred and Eight, six and S0-00 ($3S6.00) Dollars. togetter with accrued interest on the principal amount of said Bond from ] January 3rd 1919 at the rate of six ! (6) per centum per annum until paid. ! NOW THEREFORE, unless the amount due on the aforesaid Bond and 1 the interest due thereon, together with 1 the cost of publication of this notice ! are paid, prior to the date of said sale, l the aforesaid property described III ! said Bond will be sold at the time and l place aforesaid.
 J. c. C. H. BOON, Treasurer of the City of Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19
JUSTICE REFEREES
 IN COL0RED AFFAIR

A battle of words in which bodily injury is said to have been threatened. followed by a physical encounter, brought Fannie Day and Annie Boyd, both negroes, before Justice De Souza yesterday to have the matter adjusted.
 I'll run this here hat pin through your heart is what Fannie Day ac- cused Annie Boyd of threatening dur ing a little difference of opinion. An nie indignantly denied that she made any such remark, when arraigned be- fore Justice De Souza. but she ad- mitted that the discussion had reached such a heated stage and that the Ian guage had grown so personal that she found it necessary to slap Fanny, but she insisted there had been plenty of | provocation.
 Justice De Souza carefully weighed the evidence on each side and gave 1 the woman suspended sentence.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19
MOMENTS CLUBS OF
 STATE SOON ID MEET

Within the coming fortnight practi- calIy every woman's club in the Central Arizona District federation will hold its initial meeting for the season. The original October opening programs have been cancelled and programs more in keeping with the times have been substituted.
 The Harmony club will devote it's first meeting entirely to business. hay ing set January 22 as the date of the gathering which will be held at tht home of Mrs. Louis Baswitz, 624 North Third street.
 The club has announced the date of it's annual charity ball for February 12.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19

flaming brands. They are also the mos economical and convenient ma terial for rofing. being easy to lay low in cost. compact in bulk and very durable
 The government recognized these facts by choosing vast quantities of prepared roofing for it's great war con struction program. All the big canton ments were roofed with it. According to some authorities. had it not been for the availability of this type Of rooi and it's economy and conveniece the
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19

i, in care of the Superintendent, 331 North First Avenue. Said proposed building is to he erected on Block :, Wentworth Addi- tion to the City of Phoenix.
 SIMS ELY. l.. D. DAMERON.
 w. C. HORNBERGER.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19

government would have been seriously handicapped in the wonderful building record made.
 The red or green surfaced shingles have also been found to blend prefectly with every type of building material and are yer desirable from the artistis point of view. In any form prepareG roofing is the accepted modern mater riN for roofing purposes.
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Arizona republican., 1919-01-19
YERS MAKING MAPS

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 1S.-Four army of iicers flying in de Haviland airplanes, returning to Houston, Texas. from De
 troit. Michigan. arrive dhere this after noon from Indianapolis, Indiana. tray cling the 250 miles in two hours and
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19
REPRESENTATION
 HOTEL ADAMS NJ MORE

The wireless station which has sur mounted the roof of the Hotel Adams ever since the present structure was built, has been dismantled during the past week and shipped to the Mare Is- land navy yard near San Francisco.
 The Chambers Transfer and Storage company was awarded the contract by the federal government and the work that was begun last Tuesday was com pleted yesterday and the sight of the familiar structure is no more.
 The work of removing the big stand ards that upheld the antennae was diff ilcult, but the performance was carried out without a hitch.
 It makes no difference what your piled by using and reading The Repub- lican Classified pages-Arizona's Lead ing Advertising Medium.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19
SSAUSAG E:
MEAT, HIGHLY SEASONED AND USUALLY EN- CLOSED IN CYLINDRICAL SKINS TIED AT SHORT IN TERVALS."-WEBSTER

In describing sausage, Webster told only part of what sausage reayis He failed to tell of the tasti ness or the food value contained in real good saul sage. He failed to tell of the different kinds of sue culent appetizng foods, under the name of sausage But, YOU KNOW the delights of eating properly seasoned sausages made from choice meats and herbs and moreover put together in cleany and all satis fNlng manner.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19

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Arizona republican., 1919-01-19
DO YOU KNOW ABOUT OUR sAUsAGEs?

People who really KNOW-say that our sausages arc as good as the very best Those who have visited the sausage department at our plant, where We turn out ton of sausage every day. not disposed to question this statement.
 When they see the selected meats being harmonious v mixed and handled by the very latest models of machines-when they see our expert sausage maker supervising with certain knowledge and trained skill the combining of meats and other ingredients into perfectly wholesome and delicious food. When they the cleanliness of everything. THEN are they convinced of the perfect edibty of our sauSages.
 The sausage coverings which most people forget ill the consideration of this food selected stock and cxpensive-For instance the coverings for pound of wicners are worth 5c and four barrels of them which we have in stock valued at S600O. All of our shops sell our own make of sausage in, cuding weners bologna head cheese. liver sausage, blood sausage. pork sausage, Mexican sausage and minced ham, all made by our special process and our output totals almost 600OO pounds.
 We ship our sausages all over Arizona-ask for them If your dealer can't supply you, let us know
 ALWAYS ASSURED OF GETTING THAT KIND
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-06
Riuersides Decide Not To Put
A Team On Court This Season

Although joy was brought to the
hearts of a large number of fans by
the announcement, some time ago,
that the Riversides were going to put
forth their sterling quintet on the
basketball court again this season,
that joy will be short-lived, for it
has just been announced that the
Riversides will not a. a team this
year.
The reason for this announcement
is the fact that several of the play
ers, stars of the old time Rivcrsides,
could not see fit to play on the River
sides alone. AS no agreement could
be reached by the players as to this
one team" rule it was thought ad-
visable not to put a team On the
court this season.
This announcement does not mean
that South Anboy will go without a
representative team this season, for
they expect to put forth a strong
team and hope to uphold the name
that the Riversides built for that
little burg.
The Riversides, as will be remem-
bered by a great many basketball
fans, were the pride of this section
for a great nan seasons, and they
could play basketball. The various
managers knew the kind of games to
book to bring out the ability Of the
| players and to give the FAM an ex-
| cellent attraction for their price of
admission.
Jimmie" Canton star forward OF
| the Riversides. and an Idol OF the
South Amboy sporting fans, was not
sure of his ability to come back with
! the Riversides this year, u 10 Ill
health, but his heart was with the
success of the Rivies. and it would
be a hard ask for him to keep from
the suction shoes, If the Rivies start
ed. He may perform on the repre-
| sentative South Amboy team expect
ed to organize shortly.
Johnny McCreery, side kick OF
Canton, was a great forward. n on
he whole. a great basketball player.
He was in soft with the basketball
fans, and will perform with the Au-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-06
BIC YACHT CLUB
SMOKER TONIGHT
Sixteen Numbers on Program to
Be Given at Palace Hall

The smoker which will be given in
Palace Hall tonight by the Raritan
Yacht Club promises to be one Of the
most successful affairs Of its kind
ever staged in this city. 1t is ex-
pected that when the program gets
under way at S:15 there will be but
few, if any, vacant seats.
The committee in charge an
oun that there will be sixteen
all star numbers on the program
which will consist of varied kinds Of
entertainment but exactly what these
numbers will be is not known. 1t is
the intention of those in charge of
the event to spring these numbers
as surprises on the audience.
Tickets for tonight's affair will not
be limited to yacht club members
alone, friends being invited to attend
also. Preparations for this event
have been under way for several
weeks and a high class smoker and
entertainment is assured by the COM
mittee staging this event. Tickets
will be for sale at the box office.
In addition to the vaudeville acts
there will be a six-round boxing bout
between Young Leo, of this city, and
Young Colby, of Chrome. These two
boys nave never met before and as
both are speedy scrappers a sizzling
oC4 aP 20 SApSCLCRs JUG NlCANolIJ, TIC
Lotos A. c. promoter, arranged this
bout for the yacht club and will act
as third man in the ring. 1t is I'M
derstood that another boxing bout is
also on the card but no announce
ment of this has been made.
There will be no reserved seats to-
night and it will be a case of getting
to the show early to get the best
location. Pipes and the "makings"
will be distributed as each man en-
ters the door and with these corn
cobs stuck in the corner of his mouth
and a good program before him
everyone is bound to have a good
time for a couple of hours.
The music part of the program has
not been overlooked and a real jazz
band of five pieces has been engaged
to do the 'Fblue-dispensing'' for the
night. The accompanying will be
done by George Gladding, one of the
best vaudeville pianists in New York.
This smoker is being staged for
the purpose Of giving members and
friends a real A-No. 1 entertainment
and also to secure funds to defray
the expenses of building the addition
to the present clubhouse.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-06
Series Chatter

Rings pitching was the feature OF
the fourth game of the worlds series,
which turned out to be The third
victory for the Cincy tribe.
Duncan kept up his good work in
this game. making a great catch of
FelSch'S ball at an exciting moment.
He scored Cincy's first run
Cicotte's pitching was much better
than in his first start, but his two
errors caused the loss Of the game.
Kopf played a sterling game at
short, and his single scored Duncan
with the first run of the game.
o.
Neaie made a wonderful catch Of
a hard ball in right field and secured
q double, scoring the second and last
run OF the game.
Jackson secured his usual hit and
played his usual high class game in
the field.
Wingo secured two of the Reds
five hits and caught a great game for
Ring.
Schalk also is catching In high
class fashion for the Sox, and comes
through with his hits when neces-
sary.
Weaver and Groh are fighting hard
for supremacy around third base, and
the going seems to be evenly divided
so far.
Rath, q ~youugster, seems to be
playing a better game at second than
the vet. Eddie Collins.
Kopf and Risberg are about ever
in their department, as are Daubert
and Gandil at first.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-06

'The Dragon Painter" starring
Sessue Hayakawa. the Japanese wiz
ard of the screen. is a beautiful love-
legend of old Nippon, ith-fiayakaRa
In the role of a wild mountain artist
who dreams some day of meeting his
dragon Princess" the embodiment
of his dream of beauty n love.
This feature will be shown at the
Brand today and tomorrow.
In his imaginings he conjures up a
vision of the dragon Maid" n sup
plicates the heavens. Hear me. oh
gods!"-he cries. ut is Tatsu, the
Dragon Painter who speaks. Release
from enchantment my Dragon Prin-
cess, my Bride!" f.
Tatsu is told that Kano Indara, last
of a famous line of dragon painters,
knows where the Dragon Maid is
hidden, and goes in quest of her.
There he sees Ume Ko, beautiful
daughter of Kano. who realizes his
Ideal. But when Kano has given him
lovely Ume Ko in marriage, Tatsu
finds hat he has lost the power to
e 1T is I who have come be-
tween you and your gift of the gods"
says Time Ko, tearfully.
When the dawn Of the next day
came. Tatsu awoke to find that Ume
Ko had gone. On the pillow beside
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-06

After having been completely re-
modelled until it has n of the most
spacious floors in the state the AUDI
forum, IN New Brunswick venue
will reopen on Saturday night for the
fall and winter season when foA
Booz's Auditorium All Stars play the
Michelins,. of Milton. This will be the
first big basketball game to be play
ed in the city this season n as !,
will also mark the comeback OF
the Auditorium as a sport center ~ u
axnacted that a notwithstanding
crowd will attend.
The hall is N of the largest IN the
state. will accommodate 5000 spec,
tators or more. The floor Is ABOUT IZv
feet long and rs feet wide, making II
possible to have a large space for
meetings or dancing.
The team which Booz will place or
the floor will be composed OF nve o
the best men obtainable in this city
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-06
FAST CANE WON
BY TwOTTENV|LLE
Trim Crack ROSsViIIe Team BY
Score Of 4 to

The Tottenville A. c. team on their
return to the diamond, handed the
crack Rossvlle nine "a trimming on
the I. A. c. oval by a score of Al.
This is the second defeat suffered by
the Rossville team, out of twenty
starts.
This game was hard fought
throughout, neither team scoring I'M
til the fifth, when Rossville put their
first, and only counter over. The
Tottenville team went on a rampage
in the sixth, and put four runs over,
enough to win the game.
Cline pitched for the home team,
allowed six hits, and struck out five.
H. Crate was on the mound for the
ed n and struck out five.
Romer, Gloff and &. Paugh feat
ured at the bat for the homo team,
securing two his apiece. Gloff's being
very timely. HUH secured two OF
Rossvlle's six hits. while w. Flick Sc
cured a double. the longest hit of the
game.
Hilker umpired the game in first
class style, and about five hundred
people from all parts of the island
and vicinity were on han
In the preliminary contest the
Keasbey Stars were shown a little
baseball by the Vikings of Tottenville.
when the home team registered a
4-3 victory in a seven inning contest
Wagenhoffer pitching for the Stars
allowed six hits and struck out seven
while Matheson was touched for ten
bingles and struck out six.
F'ullerton's error was the cause OF
at least two runs going across the
pan, while the final run came in, when
Sullivan missed Mi1chick's throw to
get a man stealing.
-- 49, -
the bat for the home team with two
hits apiece, while Sullivan, Burke,
Fullerton and Wallace featured for
the visitors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-06

ditorium Five, In this city, during the
coming season.
HANK Thomas, pivot man for the
Riversides, will long be remembered
by the big South Amboy following. He
played a hard game at all times. and
very seldom was a game o that
Hank did not do his bit. He will
also perform with "Pox" Booz's star
quintet, which will make its home on
the New Auditorium court.
"Rufie' Allen, star guard of the
Riversides, has long been a favorite
Of the sporting fans, and his ability
as guard, has always been admitted
by the fans, and also the visiting for
wards. "Rufie" was to make a come
back, if the Rivies did, but it is very
unlikely that he will enter the toys
of another team.
Scott" Burns, Rufe's side-kick,
and another star guard, was well
liked by the South Amboy fans, as
well as the fans on the other courts
where the Rivies played. Like Ruie,
he will play little basketball this sea-
son, now hat the reorganization
plans Of the RIvies have fell through.
Harold Chick" Evans. another of
the Rivies standbys, was also to re-
turn to their colors this year, after
serving considerable time with the
rest VI OllClG 00AlAllIN , bCyo III 49,
Evans came to Amboy as Physical IN
structor in the High School, secured
"a game with the Rivies, and made
good. Now that the Riversides have
given up all ideas of organizing. 1t
is very likely that Chick" will cast
his lot, with Booz's Auditorium Five,
and the fans can assure Booz that he
has secured a crack basketball play
err, and an athlete with a large fol-
lowing.
Last, but not least, Tray" Handler
han, the other star forward of the
Riversides, and general utility man,
climbed a big rung, when he was
given his chance with the Rivies, and
he made good. He will most likely
play with the strong Y. NJ. G. basket
ball team, hat will make their home
on the st. Peters court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-06
Auditorium Five Opens Season
Saturday Against Michel1nS

three of whom will be players who
originally had planned to play with
the Riversides but came over to the
Auditorium quintet when the South
Amboy aggregation decided not to
appear on the court this
Playing with the Auditorium Five
will be Pete" Hanson center; Hank
Thomas and Johnny McCreery, for
wards and Eddie "Blackier Regain
and Harold Chick Evans, guards.
All of these players are well known
on the court ~hereabouts and 1t is a
foregone conclusion that the Michelin
tire-men will have to bring along their
strongest combination in order to an
mex this opening game.
The coming game will usher in the
basketball in this city this
year and all of the "rabid rooters" of
former days are expected to be on
hand. The Midtown combination Is
bringing a large following with 1t for
this game, it is understood.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-06

him he found her note, saying: BE
cause I have come between you n
your work, by sacrifice of joy and life
1 now attempt to expiate my SIN.
Farewell my love-" T.,
H~eartbroken, Tatsu called out
| Ume's name, and with a cry of des-
pair rushed toward the mountain tor
cent and plunged into its depths. But
a fisherman, hearing his screams,
rescued him.
After many days of delirium. he
! awoke to find that Ume Ko was still
alive. With renewed hope and zeal
Tatsu turned to his art and won the
| right to claim his lovely dragon
Maid"
THE Dragon Painter was made
by Haworth for Doberson-Cole and
is distributed by Exhibitors Mutual.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-06
JOE CANS AND BILLY WALKER
To MEET TOMORROW NIGHT

For the first time in many months
W colored boxers will appear in the
main out at the Lotos A. c.. scraps in
Palace IA tomorrow night. Joe
Cans, the fast lightweight negro box
er, of Newark, and Billy Walker, a
Panama lightweight, have been sign
ed up to battle eight rounds. Both
men have won reps for themselves
my their hard fighting and a fast ex-
hibition is expected.
TIVE six round bouts and two fours
will complete the a In n of the
sixes-the semi-hnal-Young Toney
and Young Egmore. both local fight
ers, will clash. These two boys have
proven themselves tough customers
and possers OF heavy punches. In the
special six Promoter Joe McNulty has
signed up Young Freddy, of Plain
field, and Young DeForest. of Metuch-
en-.
Another Perth Amboy scrapper will
be seen in action in n of the two
preliminarfes, when Young Balint Of
his city opposes Walter Oberholt, OF
Port Reading. Balint has endeavored
twice to break into the fighting gam
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-06
Double Tonaued.

Dorothy wished to tell her aunt
about another littls girl who lived a
few doors away. IT happened that
the other little girl suffered. As
Dorothy didn't know her name and
didn't know the word 'stutter,p she
said: ooh, auntie. you know the little
girl that talks double.r
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-06

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-06
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