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Arizona republican., 1919-02-09
LuG[her Bargains
31 North First Avenue

See this neat suburban home, on car line, rooms, one acre of land, good water and nice garage. This is a fine place for the price which is 5000 s1.000 cash. terms to suit.
 Here is one acre chicken ranch, 4 room house, only ? blocks from car line, s1,600; $500 cash and $15 per month. This beats renting.-5.
 A nice home, room house and : acres of land, near Country club. Yard is almost surrounded by ash trees and location is ideal. $3,200; s1,500 cash.- ?.
 20 acres in ten minutes drive of town at $500 per acre.-26.
 SEE MCDANIEL
 LUTHER REALTY co. no North Central Ave. Phone 170S
Arizona republican., 1919-02-09
A REAL INVESTMENT
EXTRA FINE ALFALFA

STOCK OR COTTON RANCH
 Having sold all the land we want to sell in the Maricopa project until fall, we are concentrating on a few deals we know to be big bargains. The above ranch of 4S0 acres has one complete pumping plant and another well ready for installing pumping plant. One-hal is cleared and part has been farmed to cotton. maize, wheat, etc. Very cas- fly leveled. Soil sandy loam. This can be purchased at bargain price with fair terms. Within a few miles of a range for several hundred cattle or large number of sheep.
 Also have two smaller properties that are big bargains.
 SEE MILLER, WITH CENTRAL
 CATTLE LOAN & TRUST co.
 2n \ Central Aye r
Arizona republican., 1919-02-09
For Sale-Real Estate

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 30 ACRES fine cotton iand, corner East Lake park road and Henshaw road. Come quick if you want nice piece of land. s. H. Mitchell, care Phoenix Street Railway company.
 l HAVE A FEW FARMS of different sizes and prices for sale within few miles of Clarksdale and Jerome and the new town of Verde. The best markets in the world for anything that one has to sell. For further particulars inquire Of P. W. Crum. Cottonwood, Ariz It
 FOR SALE-l5 acres land; one mile southwest capitol; one mile on 22nd Ave. W. J. Campbell bg
 FOR SALE BY OWNER-Will sell in amounts to suit purchaser, any part my ranch on Mcdowell Road. Reason able first payment and liberal terms Powers. Phone 446S day. or 16R5 evenings. blk ACRES-well i-cnroved, just out side of Phoenix: a money maker, a home. Terms. P. o. Box 1900; Phoe- nix. If
Arizona republican., 1919-02-09
For Sale-Real Estate
Land Buys

16O acres all in grain and alfalfa, miles from town.
 100 acres-75 acres in alfalfa, close to city and the best land in the valley, located N. E..
 160 acres at $200 per acre. This place is underpriced $50 per acre, be- sides this, has fine brick house, out buildings and old A water, has alfalfa and grain; portion was in cotton last year. This price only for a few days. 40 acres the finest stand of alfalfa in the valley can be handled for S3,00O close in and has A water.
 40 acres, A water 4-room house, well pump engine, fine shade; 20 in alfalfa and grain, other 20 for grain or cotton, only $200 per acre.
 10 acres with good improvements, fine orchard and alfalfa on a paved road and near a good orchard, this would, make a fine country home Let us show this property.
 20 acres well improved and in alfal- ia, close to school and well located. Phone 4206-Block X Fogle-37 North
 First avenue. bs
Arizona republican., 1919-02-09
CITY lPROPERT TY

Beautiful 7-room brick, pebble dashed house one block from high school. This beautiful home is priced below value for few days exclusive with us.
 We have several very attractive buys in city property and would be pleased to show them and can make good terms. Phone 4206.
 BLOCK AND FOGLE,
 37 North First Ave. bs NICE LITTLE HOME on E. Monroe St. for $1450 Only $500 cash. A brick cement house, rooms. mod crn and in nice, quiet neighborhood. You can't build the house for the price s3700. s1700 cash.
 SEE GETSINGER 16 E. Adams It
Arizona republican., 1919-02-09
lListin@s Wanted

Buyers for all-sized tracts of land; improved or unimproved. A. W Flick inger. 16 W. Adams st. bb
Arizona republican., 1919-02-09

FOR SALE-l60 acres fine alfalfa; close to Glendale; possession at once; old water; a bargain. R. M. Tuckey. IS F.. Adams It
Arizona republican., 1919-02-09
Herbert s. Prince Co

14 West Adams St. 1t
 A MODERN 6-room bungalow on paved street at reasonable price for quick sale. 66 W. Lynwood. Phone S274. bb
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
SOME FACTS FROM AFFAIR
Abont Trade and Trsf.,c In
several OF the Lnnds beyond
the Waters

neat IS the chief ingredient in !,
,waterprocf brown paper that has he -
invented IN England.
Roland IS the Arst foreign n,.:o,
90 aaopt the new official cotton s,.,ns
arns OF the United States.
IN" american Red Cross co,duc. :
an artihcial limb factory for Grnais
"ar> cTipples AZ Athens.
heretofore ali importer OF tho n,o,.l
u. az forms, Japan has become a la-rn
exporter OF refined zinc.
oJapanese hrewertes produce abon,
s2lo.oooooo gallons OF sake the ma
annually t'o'' rice
Guatemala's salt industry. which b.
gan soon after the Spanish cnnounst
no" produces nearly 1000. 600 rounds
Experts have estimated that ~ ono
s'p IONS OF paper pulp can he pro
auced each year from midas ham
\ steel vessel recently was launched
IN England That has not a rivet in !,
.E.r' scam and Joint being welded
with the electric arc
rs an idea borrowed from war or
Ncrience'. cantecns IN which the rur,,
sSnnoi olildren o. ENGLAND may havn
'heir daily luncheon. are being onn,cJ
IN All parts OF the country.
Experts have estimated for tho rov.
"rhinHnt that hollands coal d.nesi,s
contain more than 1000 ooo tons 'oi In
none OF II is st-Erade fuel ""t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
Merchant Financial Wreck

Il am financial wreck becaus,
of the expense Of doctors and medi
cine for my Wife. She has been
chronic sufferer for ten years. Som,
pronounced ~ gall stones. some gas
tritis and some intestinal infamma
ton. ] happened To read an al q
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. and from
the iirst dose my wife has steadii
improved. II is simple, harmless
preparation that removes the ca
tarrhal mucus from the intestina
tract and allaws the Inflammation
which causes practically all stomach
liver and Intestinal ailments, includ
ing appendicitis. One dose will con
vince or money refunded For sail
by Grant Drug Co. and druggist
everywhere.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
C0TTONSEED BUSINESS is
GREAT ALL OVER THE, SOUTH
wonderful IncrenHe in the Output OF
Oli and Other Dy-Products over
Inst lenr.

In preliminary report just issued
Sy the Census bureau of the United
states government IL gives some very
Increased business throuEhnui The the
south in the business OF utilizing the
cottonseed. The heures cover ten
month periods ending May 81. 1915
From, August or last year and MAY
81 OF this year 4.373.294 tons OF cot
tcnsced were received at the mills in
addition to the i0.43S tons on hand at
the beginning o! the season During
TINS period. i.322.499 tons Of seed we're
the mills S1ass tons n ha of se Mas q Com a,
pared with the previous season. the
receipts of cottonscod oil mills show
an increase OF l7S.25o tons. and the
Quantity Of seed crushed is greater bv
left on hand At the mills on Nav al IL
nearly 1000 tons less than on Nav n
last year.
From August to May 81. l.o72.24l.
~? pounds OF cottonseed oil was pro-
duced. an increase OF A37il3 pounds
quantity of crude oil on hand at the
mills May 81 amounted to a7.Gss ~;
pounds. compared with 73l4oo 35
POUNDS ,s on hand May 81. 1918.
mills ns'w nroaue a"fusf 7and May u the
and meal. l.oSi.olt tons OF nuIis
1lh.5tl bales OF linters. i24 $40 bales OF
hull fiber. and 2S,S75 bales of grabhots.
notes. etc.
Imports OF cottonsecd oil for the ton
months ending May 81 Was 1896. 81:
POUNDS. or an Increase OF 2.i7l 33i
pounds over last years imports OF oil
During the period under discussion.
oil exports increased from 1855. 81,
1903 tons To 1929 tons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
ALL AROUND OLD VIRGINIA
BUSINESS Is ON THE MOVE
From Eastern shore 10 Mountains New
Industries Are Surfing Up
Old Ones EnlnrginE.

The plans for the new bank and Of
nee building to be erected in DanvIlle
mat city. call for ten-story structure.
80 by loo feet. to cost about 5000. 900.
The virginia Military Institute will
cNpend Sio.UO0 In furnishing the in
siitutlon mt Lexington with two 500
horse power. boilers for heating pur-
poses, etc
bination of stores and apartments is
10 be erected at Virginia Beach by Dr.
r.. II. Morrison.
The new bank building being erected
al East Itadford by the Farmers and
Merchants Bank will cost $4,000, cx-
elusive or fixtures.
three story hospital building. that
is estimated to cost sl50.ooo, is soon
TO be erected in Lynchburg for the
Home and Retreat Hospital.
The eleven bungalows started at
On which work was some time ago
suspended are now to he completed
ana d. Thirty ,,b others are TO he built;
So Ths phr rrlr,, Bank of Fairfield. In
dent. Il. W. sclby. Wee president:
Thomas X. Goppcdse. cashier. The
post Office is Burgess store.
The NirGinia-Carolina Joint Stock
Land Bank has been chartered, with
S2in."'eoo anihorized caritai. in Nor
;. The caiiao State Bank. of Calloa.
:Norinnmber!and county. starts off with
$4,000 paid IN capital stock and ST.
800 surplus. DR. :. H. Weymouth ia
president.
The Suffolk Mutual building and
Loan Association. authorized capt,al
SioOoo0o. $1,000 OF which has been
PAD in. has been organized at Suffolk
~ ". Camnhall is president. y. G. Nor
neet and John VI. Butler. vice-presi-
dents: Il. l.. Brewer treasurer.
The Virginia Overall and Shirt Cor
pordtion. authorized capital $4,000
has been organized in iiarrisonburg to
manufacture oreralls. shirts and un-
dcrweAr.
lie thincoteaSue Fish. Oil and
Iuaho company has been incorporated
TO establish fisheries. oil mills and a
FERTILIZER factory al chinco,eague The
authorized capital is $75o.OoO. Of which
more than 10000 has been paid up
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
ALL OVER THE COUNTRY
Many New Institutions Tint Have
Hecn AnnOunced-'rhc Trncklcss
Irollcy-wnr Gives Suggestion.

Woodworking has been made much
easier by the recent invention OF an
electric handsaw.
An electrically heated wagon to hold
several food trays has been invented
to insure warm meals for hospital
patients.
Novel snow plows Of recent inven
ton Tor automobiles. are carried on
sled runners in front OF the forward
wheels.
Semi circles OF spring steel that grin
nrlnly have been invented 10 he OIaced
around the shoe heels to prevent wear
TWO Missouri inventors have parent
Cd harvester that has l25 castings
one chain and single operating lever
The trackless trolley now he,ny
MADE use of in New England. pulls un
AT the curb to take on and put or
passengers.
Among other things the war has
necn responsible FOR is n great reform
IN the making of boxes for tho chin
thent OF goods. The United States have
peen heretofore negiectful OF this
work. ana packages from this country
nave Decn so poor as to Interfere
seriously with the expansion OF Ameri-
can trade. ' =
;, Rabbit skins from Australia ana New
ncalahd were among the largest offer
inkS IN the recent international fur
auction at st. Louis. Half a million
pounds Of Australian rabbit and 30 600
pounds of New Zealand were sold for
totai or s325.d0 The largest lois
went 10 matters and fclt manufacturers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
BUSINESS DISASTERS
rover Failures In NirGinIn and other
south hhnnti" Stntcs This Year
Thnu Last,

NEW YORK. July Sin n. @. Dun
cos. report OF commercial fail
urcs Tor tho half year with compIri
sons with the like period OF last year.
inc following is said of the south
Atlantic States:
nie 3l3 commercial defaults with
3sSre6ate debts Of s4.76l.06S. in tho
south Atlantic division in tho frs,
halt OF 1919 compare wiki iO2 for 81 !.
"...'"S in the Immediately preceding
year and no less than S53 insolvenrics
ioF $S,23?12l in tho corrcspondinr
ncr!od OF 1917 Excepting in Georgia
ana Florida, each Of which reported
!h'cc more failures. fewer rcversaS
! nan last year occurred IN all OF the
ninc states. tho reduction in North
'aroiina being forty; in Virginia clrh-
teen: In Maryland and South caro-
l'na, twelve each: in Delaware. mine.
and IN West Virginia. five. More or
!cSs expansion In liabilities. on the
"iher hand. appears in Maryland. Dis
irlct OF Columh't. Virginia. South Caro-
INA ana Florida although ihese IN.
cr'ases are more than OFFSET BY tho
contraction elsewhere
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
FROM THE COALFlElDS
Fuel Situation Somewhat better, Hut
no Hope of Lower Conf Prices
Il Held Out.

Black Diamond the leading coal
trade journal. In n lengthy review of
tho fuel situation last week sets forth
tn" conditions i'll the eastern part of
the country as follows:
Prepared anthracite IN the eastern
field is still in good demand. and deal
ers can handle more than Is coming
forward Premiums around NIFTY cents
are being paid and requirements on
specia! shipments have reached 81.
Labor conditions are not cncoura ging.
and th"r" Is general feeling that
prepared sizes Will be short of demand
this fan
The bi;uminous market Is much
more satisfactory, there being an in
cTeasinG inquiry. There continues to
be striking shortage IN the better
grades. and prices have risen slightly,
especially in the New York market
Baltimore reports exports better with
total tonnage OF about 10000 for
cAreo and bunker in tho first three
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
ROAD TO MT. MITCHELL
us Energies REQUIRED for Frcigh
b"shesh ana Tourists to Famous
Peak Must Walk.

ASHEVlLIE. y. c.. July 5.-whe,
IL was announced several weeks ag,
that the passenger train service on tn
Mount Mitchell Railroad would be dis
continued because the logging bust
ness Oh me hrrn OF Perley &c Crockett
who own the line To the top of Noun
Mitchell. would require all of IN,
engines available and all OF tho ser
wee OF the road generally. a hope W.,
hclu out that during the sumrae
inoaths the managers might put on
rev passenger ears for the benefit O
IN" many tourists desiring TO view tn
snbiin" mountain scenery throug.
Which the road passes TO its terminus.
near the summit or the highest peal
in North Carolina.
Information now reaches here tina,
there Is now little or no probab!lit,
mat this VIII I've done. az the lumbc
ana logging business is on the incrcas,
ana the owners Of the road say tho.
cannot see their way clear to operat,
passenger trains 20 tho dctr!ment q
their business. At any rate. no dat.
has been set for the resumption q
passenger business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES
ALL OVER THE SOUTHLAND
All Kinds of New Enterprises SPRING
ing Up From tho Cnroiinns to
the Tito Grnnde.

ne SrecnNiiIe cotton Mills have in
,o.a seu capi,ai STOCK from Sl25.0o0 to
S-'';''u: ana VIII double the size of
70 "os'erS yarn mills III Greenrille.
.
"a new cotton seed on plant and fer
.i'5eF factory, !" cost 100000. is soon
:" -, ouiIt IN cree nwood. :. g.. by T..
= rNahs ana associates.
ne hi.ico iacNerS company, Inc,
70" s'Itil:"Sed work on th1 biz plant
a. Or "h worm, ia.
ne LAKE hee0N fackinS Company
nus oeeh chartered 10 build fruit can
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
MORE FUEL PRODUCTION
"eS H':Einin Cont Min~ People Pre-
p"rihE for Zig tusincss Following
the Fcace PrOrinmntions
CHARLESTON w

cflARLESToN. w Va. July e
lnere is increased activity in tho coal
inning regions OF This state and il
seems that tho owners OF these pro-
"erties are looking for immense bust
ness TO follow the signing or the
treaty which puts the world al peace
Among tho new companies incor-
roratcd recently may he mentioned tho
Flora Coal Mining Company. OF Clarks-
burg. wh!uh Is to start of with 81
ooo.oo1 capital stock. Among the in.
cornor4tors and large stockholders
are: {. :. Elliott. j. W. Asncw and
j. NJ. Orr all old coal mining men
The kanawha city Coal Company, re-
Gently incorporated in this city with
$4,000 capital stock. was or2anized
this week by the election or officers as
follows: r. l.. Writ,ekc-. president:
+. -. Cunningham. vice president: W.
w. Nenahle secretary-treAsurer This
&C mpany has arranged 10 develop nj
once 500 acres and have put In equip
ment for daily capacity Of rs tons
The Russell Coal Mining Company.
incorporated under tho laws OF this
state. but with headquarters at Rus
sell. Ky. has acquired coal lands at
Fubball In I.lr-"oln County. w Va.
md VIII put IN an outfit for daily out
put of 500 tons.
The Kanaclk Coal Company is eroc.-
ing power house At its mines 1T
Clendcnin. and otherwise en,aryiny
the capacity of the mining works.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
NOTES OF GOOD BUSINESS
DOWN IN NORTH CAROLINA
Many Textile Mills EnlarGtng Their
Capacity md New Ones HrinE
Stnrtcd-nankinR News.

The Loray Mills at Gastonia have
completed plans for community build :
ines. park and Fairgrounds and
mill village at the plant
At La Grange the Farmers Ginnery
and Fertilizer Co. has been iucorpo-
rated With 100000 capital stock.
rebuilding OF the burned plant OF tho
Blue Ridge Mill Co at Roaring River.
The Garren Medical Co.. authorized
eapitai s2.oo.ooo. has been incorporated
AT Henderson. in Vance County.
The Swa in Lumber co. is a new CON
Germ at Statesrille. which WAS incor-
porated last week with $4,000 capital
The Sellers Hosiery Mills. recently
consumes BY fire n Burlington. vii,
be rebuilt Immediately. The contracts
lor me new machinery have already
The Wineet Yarn Mills Co. recently
orsahi1ed at Gastonia, has now been
Incorporated with 100000 rapi;ai
stock, and will build 5000 spindle
The National Loan ard Insurance
90. has been organized at Ronnoke
s Nan' 65o with authorized capital OF
The pasquotank County commits.
ssioners have contracted for the buiId
ING or a nine-mile hard surface rooJ
vN'endinS from Elizabeth City west
The lndependence Trust Co. Of Char
i ,,, e Will eXpend this summer some
,,-S,, or Saonoo enlarcirS aud inn
az NE us banktnShouse in thar civ.
ne koNooIo Cotton Mills will build
a large aGdit!on to the present plani
d aios install therein 10000 new sp,,
uies lhirtN additional cottages fo-
"Pi,s,ratires Will be bull, in the min
,n,,urham County authorities have 1et
de- rS @n",ncr good roads contract. UNI
'alit across that county. ~ oe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
SLACK OVER HOLIDAYS
Transactions In Realty in the Aggrc.
gate Fall Short of Recent
Weeks
INVESTORS LIKE BROAD STREET
Several Large Deals In Business
Property, Previously Made, Wound
Up Last Wcck-Dcmand for Va
cant Lots Larger.

VIII .n.o ho,;d,.s ~, -, So
ernor Davis good roads holiday yes
tcrtiav. both OF which the rn,I as,,+a
aro,,e ohs.r,.,a >, -,
S's "a ~ s'e"t extent
'heFe was not very much done in tho
r,s, wo.k,,o, t. ~, ,,,.,,,
80, ~ "'"on a. 'o"'
pared with the business OF several
weeks previous
None OF the agencies openea mn shon
~ .,o .,o.;o,, $50,
~ s'"' 'o"S four'"' ana out Few
OF them showed up yesterday. Ii is
not reported that any of them yes
tcrday Assembled in ,heir rnsncc,ixo
neighhorhoods and communities" to
TO set them. as the Governors pro"ia.
that most 81 them Won, ti.binr ma -,
balance misunderstanding.
.,,,,.,, :, ,vpms'"elaole business was
tn.,nSss go 49,, we "eek nc hnHi
III iareo ;rhh "ron So!,,c dea!s OF
10 q" h.hn ,na' had already been
nra.ilSa ny completed and reported on
hir sales prSnariv haio, mo1 "t mes.
- ~. p".E eeionccd with ast
~ IN 'he counting
increased Inquiry for Buildiug Lots.
There is again noticaahlc ,ncroa..a
inquiry for vacant lois bo,t, Iv .ua..,,
,atorS and homcmakars Snycr,, " -,
End lots were sold last wock 20 No
sons whom the agents doing tho snIi-
denccs a, once such SAILS " ~. . sfso
/ ado in other parts of tho ,,;,y nronor
nd IN The newly ANNEXED ,erri,orv =.
is believed The demand for los hy
!"s idcucs builders viii continue 10 in
crease, and tho agents are doing All
activity along SOM 49, 80 n."u VI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
TRUCK LINES ASSURED
Freight and Passengers VIII he
hhuieh through Northern Neck
IVY Trucks ana Autos.
lsnecial to The Times. Dispatch. ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
fEATHSNlLL VA, July %. H.
'e"'Ge. OF Lancaster County. original
promoter o. the truck line throue1 the
Northern Neck. was In Northumbar-
land County last week selling stool;
N the Fredcr'cks burc Northern Neck
truck Line. Mr. George stated that
both northumberland and Lancas,nr
Counties had over-subscribed their
allotment of tn. $1,000 asked the i've
counties in the Northern Neck, and
that the fun amount, includin. INC
$1,000 pledged by Frederick sburE
would be subscribed by the end o,
tn" week. As soon as tho minimum
$1,000 required by the charter ~ sub
scrihed. COMPANY viii I've organized
20 operate truck !inc from Fred
ertcksburE to Kecdyil.e
Tho Morris Fisher Co. Rccdv!lie
caught over 100000 fish las, week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
FROM PULASKI TO INDIA
Virginia Iron Works Getting n Good
Bit of Foreign HusincSs-Sccond
shipment Ready.

PULASKI. VA, July 5.-The Pulaski
Foundry and manufacturing Corpora :
ton has gotten the second shipment
OF castings for India ready TO be
started on the long journey.
This company has 100000 con-
tract TO furnish the castings to he used
in the erection Of a 35o-ton blast fur
mace at Assanso!. India. The first
shipment OF two carloads lcf, here
about ten DAYS ago for far-away India
going via New York and tho Suez
Canal. The second shipment. Of course
goes by the Same route and about
dozen more carload iotS are 10 follow
az rapidly as the castings can be got
ten ready.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
An,emntlc Eonn, t,nrtorr In L,n,hhurg

l.YNCHRURG. VA. July 5-A new
industry TO he in operation here in
. short while viii he tho manufacture
OF "it|mAtiC drnk'ne founts for da r.
ana stock farms The Cowinati,. cor.
poration IS the name az tho company
recently incorporates with sl5n.o0o
capital stock for that purpose - w
MrNnne is tho president of tho now
company. j NJ. r. Lewis. vice -pr,si-
dent. and S. @. Harris. secretary
treasurer.