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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-31
WHITE WAY SOON
TO Be INSTALLED
Cost OF sytem Being Put UP
To Property Owners Poles
Are To BE of Ornate
Design

Providing property owners Tan into
line and most 81 them ase doing 20
~hile way ~lli D. 4 rcaiity with
IN three monihe
The way commliise n fle cham +
bcr 81 Commerce hnf adopted The in
t,furhan pole de~ign with noodins
rays and will order ~ Of 'hsva poles
ard amps a. roon.as property own-
eru set shs subscrl'ilon iitt iillet
A charge 81 si.1a per front foot has
seen decided o. According 80 ihe
committee there are only few hang
outs. ana me work u Installation viii
lii civ benin ~stisg short time
A. soon as Oklahoma avenue "
equipped. Harrison aFenue VII ee
lighted. The poles arr highly orna
lmenial Tn. street railway compeny
has agreed 10 flant the poles with
out charge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-31

The Teachers of Oklahoma. through
their oranisatlon. the Oklahoma EDS.
cation Association. are planning a
great campaign FOR signsfs 70 an IN
iliatiye petition Tor pr}pose.i
amendment 70 The State Constitution
authorizing the leey n six mlii state.
vide ,px on all taxable property 81
the state Cor the support of the pebble
schools
The week of April 1924 has hssu
designated a. Initiation Week dur.
Ing which petitions will be circulated
~ every part ~ the state. Only 10 400
sigbera vii b. required. buf ia
teachers expect 70 Eet AZ hast two ~
three times that number
Not only me teachers. bat various
clubs and other ORGANIZATIONS are
getting behind the movement Any.
one desiring 70 circulate petition :
Fequesiad TO address W 9 cansahusg
Secretary. Oklahoma Educaflon Aaao.
citation. state Capitol. Oklahoma CITY
Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-31
WAR BRIDE, m ENGLISH
GIRL, SENDS HUBBY TO JAIL
Man she Married Had Escaped
Prom Prison. Afterwards Ne
served Ms Country In
Army May DO Pasdoned

ritisbursh Va. March a lls~dlnE
the request ~ hla waf bride. an nn
ish Eifi. that he surrender 10 to
police and serve the remainder ~ .
penlssnilaFy sentence. interrupted ~
hia escape from tho Nsskxlnw. "a.
prlsen in Aagusi. istfwalgeF pr~as.
former resident ~ natler epangy ant
Philadelphia. u In q cell NJ Western
frnltenllafy 81 weods Han. nsar
here. today
fN~~a apprar~d Al the penlisuilafy
ealca Yesterday. lnfarmea ,hn quart
be Vas a iaKlsise from Justice nni
asked that b. be allowed 10 snlef. lle
fold prison officials that shortly after
bls eachpe ms enlisted ia the army
and sas cent 90 kngiAna, where no
married . native KltL lie ssftei IN
France. he asid. and AFTER the war
came 10 the United states whnfu his
wlfa ioinei him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-31
DO You Knon--

That the Faster season i here and
Marrh 4 Il the day se viii all wear
our Easter finerYf
that Guthrie merchants have better
xouds ~ lower pflccs and more u
the hest tian any oiher siiy IN shs
state and that Guthrie merchants are
iown boosters and spend iAslr monsY
a. home whs no, you
That John Towers has the repala.
tlon ~ heinz the fastest tonaorlAi
artist "a tisn state and has ehai.
lenee posted % meet alt comers on
eating hair IN an artistic mannerf
That one concern IN Guthrie Il s~ll
ing gasoline for 97 cents a aalion.
ano,her< for - and the others even
hlehes And that the price Il predict.
"a 10 reach 80 cenis BY mld aummef'
That Amos Ewing has promised th~
Toys that Jake will provide Palliunn
train free 10 tAke them 90 lhs chieaEa
ronscniionf
fhaf We Will have new county
treasurer after May 4. and that he
Will b. a. affsblo and a. c0mpetenf
a. the present one. and that ls saying
moulhfal.
That Nose WelnbetRer Ia flrnflnx
ON efccting an ap-to date office and
store building oa hia lots on kaat
Oklahoma avenue ana u already tm-
proving his property further up ina,
street BY erecfinr a modern cottage
That . " WHEY county agent. -
the hardest working offieial ln ne
county with the possible sfeeps Ion OF
flrose Eaias. our compxtsnf coupi :
cierkf
That tha oll boom wlli start IN 10
ran county lhis spring sni that there
may he an oil weli hrouehg IN over
night any ilmsf
rhai Fishing IL Toed IN LAKE and
river and tina many ~ our local
spofiamen are having great laek snd
are eating fresh channel eat fish
while fhs rest of ~ snbsist on hash
That lhe flu 4 over and the aoctors
are having ret. utich h coming
"a Them
That The birfhrafs In Logan county
Tor the first thrss months of 1890
eseesded the death rate BY more than
$ psf crntf
That Gathfie 4 the best to~n y
the central wess 20 live Ia and va
shoiid all boost ana DO no knock
inEY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-31
wAnsAw wAnllxs


warsaw Mareh ~ Warsaw IA
hummlnk vita war activity and 10
crowded 70 Iss very DOORS with Anrd~s
% povrrtY stricken refugees syvm the
areas fof which the rol~~ Saa bal.
sheyiAl are flshtlnw Travellers ssy
n u she nosf crowded city in e~ss
sra Fnrope The pspulatlun - 60
'imaied ts havs increased from son
900 70 800 Do alnea N. wcria war
began
Everywhere here are efrlrsr. and
soldiers Msiuary automobiles. tr~s-
tors and varioas ssh~r v~htei~s ~
war travefve the streets al asp and
nr&t ~ ne ntght Ths s.f~ ilf~ 10
a. hfiTht and sav ~ evve. but th~
restaurants and theatres cln@e AZ 10
e ~ - saye flHli iixht and lshor.
fiw refugees frvu me war efrtsken
areas began atremmlns ints ths city
akust yar APP and hav~ tssu
cunning ever shles hoplnp % fh.d
food sud plaees 20 slsep the rrnh.
lsm 81 provhiInr fnr shem has baf.
fioa tho city bffieiais
- ths poorer districts. taeemsnls.
vsieh fir generations we're nm.d f.r
storage purpo~es have hesn a.s.s az
refugees sleeping auarsars IN IN.
stances fs 90 20 p~rson~. and even
more sie~u "a q basement floor on
straw Others have vs.mi shs<ssr
~ stables ~ 10 bnltdlnwn lnf@usisa
for srhools Many ~ ,h~sa refsx~sa
are women with chiifren. WIN have
come oui % the esss virtually With.
aat fands Durnx th~ das ths.s
fe"pie are partly suppiisa wth fuad
BY ihe munh'ipaiifv ~ some ~ the
welfare oF1animtionsf Many sshs
onls ~ begging
WarAawa tenementa aiwasa
rFo~ded a. New Yost's east siis has
been fnr yrars are Ammsa with m.
mani'Y a. nevrr hefors. ana anrsnr
ne severe winter weather When sher~
80 an eplf~n,te - lnflnears here
eld men and children died ~ n.
annafeda every day IA this land ~
80 FgaF
city sffiflala see NJ relief I'm ssxht
bnfil warmer weather eamss When
lhev hop~ ihe people ~lli gradually
'esia leaving fof che country 10 wost
ln farms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-31
WHAT T1cKED OVER
TIE WIRE DURING DAY

--wasH irr1on--krr-uent ca fhe
coast turiorziify q she fe1srAl pro-
aassson a-penerAerf and rorziosls =
ahe Anendnenf xerr can .etec q ~
s1sresne courr
Los AnEeies--If be<ans Enosn that
Mz-T Pickford an Dourl2s Par
ksGras Hers mszr-1e1 here last 5un-
Ca. the cere-no1v rAksnr tiacs 8
he hone x tns Res } Hhiicozlb
freaxher. gssstor - the Tezs5se EsV-
flsf c1urx1
--s0ndon-kn Amffcr5sn okspatcA
90 ne D4Ey EsH said The Efises hsd
accevret Hfa11t's lnsf nose regard
szr the former C.erznzn ~mG~ro-
znAirE1On--Tne Aaercza GOV
s-1uent re.sy-n< 70 a. slled aofe
t-znsrsftinr in<orraziDz concerntnE
-he st2tus - tresfT rexosial1ozs. gave
ehe Arnersc&n riews - rsE11l 10 me
TurslsA treaty Fresi1ezf Wiiso1 ;
opdnio- tAsr tAs oftsn expresse1 n
.enrfor q ne zlsss4 -t1sf rhe s1ouAsiy
9. sc Tu-k n EHrope sboai1 cesee-
ssosl6 - czrrsed ost CHARACTERIZE
~ 6osrunfrz
-warmw-rolisA rexerzf had
aazr7e~t declares Pofish soFuas farizsF
gzsziz- soiskerikl o. ne F'cooiisn
<ru1r resassd sz.scss dsrfns s.s~
lzsr fvo dzFE zse had recovered Eo,
se-rsto-T soet l4st wees
-Pi-e.u-zz- x C.--Fres Ecfseo< x
yssztr<-oE xoz ne no-zk ard searh
or-@r E0f rAsns.ionstap. 5ss-lfT. ~
SAT- Axzo-1o-s5or- Ersfers De-
<lzrs1 sszzT Hzzloz- D%nser. os--
k,oret Orts EsBsce q Nlyszkes. IL
80 ozD<s
-Sz- Frz<lrlscc- Be-fer1 H00Fer
ezz-s<se< "a s1nzxneEs :, srcss<
rf.e reS,zhlics. norzinztioz Cor rrezl-
<e-x - zIsee = cordi-sorzs fzzf
nse-. - = <sszzE in the rrsmhlsezn
rz7F tkzt fts ltsse1 1ezzD6 as
ezr<s1zcT
-zzsrsooe- Kzzs-Jezs wnisrt.
<o~-se- tsz-ywsrh< eezzn55or- vas
<i-,.< o1s 6ssss. Ard CO.. n ts.sice
rsz-~ - : e.zrEs cf 1lz1-sl1T <1e
r-szc< e ner-D rsslseszzr-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-31

Many complaints have been made
feoentiy. concerning supervision and
maintenance q The cesne<efy grounds.
Ore complainant selepboned The
Leader today that there r. no wafer
avaiiADie 20 water the plants: that The
old seli i dilspidated and IL out Of
commission and that the city aufhorl-
ties refuse or neglect 70 repair u
Nov r. tee season Of the year when
citizens Eho have dear ones buried a.
Eanzuit View desfre % zee that the
flower bushes and other plants are
apt alive. but without water fhis
can not be accomplished = SID an
aFgrteyed psrson. II q is the duty o.
the city commission 20 attend 70 fhis
matter. action should be taken In
me1izseig.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-31

spoons fst fpreforsbiy from sslt
poyfl.
II che meat is BOT eoid IN a solid
piece. sksver or lie II into kfsp<.
wipe 4 win damp chee<@closh. and
ro4i IN <roar Boti vegetables IN salt
81 water 30 barely cover Until sof'.
kr5 thrDagh = oozrse sfrzfner Heat
fst In frTing pan or Dutch oven,
Put IA NE nezf and brown on all
side< II she frying 1<sa Is ased.
frzns<er fhs rnesf. after Il is broxn.
20 ks<sie. unless the r&n 5s deep
eDoufh . bod fhe fr>ef Pour fhe
FsfSszoses sn1 ths1r ilasid oser che
f1ezf fcrsrhey With sny preferred
ssssosinE Cover siSbsfy and se. sim
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-31
REVIVAL SERVICES GROW
ING N INTEREST NIGHTLY

A large and apprcciatiye audience
heard Rev calian spca& on the inter
esttng sublesi. Excuses" last nirhl.
~ he FIRST n 4 church. lie brought
to ligai many truths IN the course ~
his sermon. such ~ You may excuse
yourself into he'll but never out of
g." The distinction xas hrourhs ouf
be- vesn an excuse and . reason de-
elarine that no man had ever yef al.
saDced . good reason Tor moi being =
Christian Mr. wiseman rendered
beautiful hymn in an impressive ana
touching manner Rev Callan vii
SPEAK tonight on The Seeking Christ =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-31
MAUNDY- THURSDAY FEAST
TO BE DULY OBSERVED
Ceremonies Of Extinguishing and
Relighting Tapers To Follow,
Masons Prepare For I'm
pressiye Events

Arrangements for she celebration
OF she feast obligatory. hanndy-
Thursday. by Scottish Rite Masons.
chapter Rose Croix. No. one, are
completed.
The obligatory banquet viii BE- held
IN the main dinlng room 81 the
Temple at $50 o'clock Thursday
evening
The menu vii be- a. follovs.
MENU
Radishes Sweet Pickles
Fruit Cocktail
Roast Leg OF Lamb~ Mint Sauce
Crezmed Peas New Potatoes
EwR salad
Hot Gross Buns
Dee Cream Cake
Tea Coffee
Cigars Min's
Following the repast IN. follow
ina program Of foasis and responses
fcontinusa on Page 6. Col. 50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-31
Irish Armed,
/, attack Police
BarrickS in Cork

ssibeersen, County Cork. ireland,
March si.--More thar 100 armed
men attacked tire police barracks
81 psrrvs. seven miles scath~es,
81 Hantry. county Cork. with rifles
and petrol bombs iast night. a
portion of the building ~ss blown
op ara two policemen were ~ourd
&c. enc seriously.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-31
ROTARY MALE CHORUS
TO STAGE SONG SHOW
Program To Be Featured Bs
Rare Bits. White way
Almost Assured; Rotary
Luncheon

we want ~ u,ake More lhAn q
rasA Il tAs International meeilns ~
Rotary clabs al Joplia ca tAe sesh,
sNld President n0gson AZ she noondas
meeting - she Rotary club a. the
ione We eath, u have = aelexa
fion az thifts tive as i~aNt. nnncA
- Ratauans sta pep ean rai outh
re On me map in ala iessers-
o. order % heip defruy the es-
s,enses - ghe deiegasion "a Joplin
fhe ciah will gise en- entersainmeat
Thsfs.iey April :. 81 lee Royel tisea
Ter The pF,gfum wiI he andef shi
divcsicn 81 ghe .RalaresMalc Chorus
ard pNsmiscs 10 ee II hiGA order
> Pullman has heen engAeea ier
the lof,iln sgtp chorus ~ sen vcices
and booklets boosting Guthrie. viii
BE- featares The iocal club viii a.k
Tor the ncxt meeting Of the district
convention.
John Dean. of the white Way com.
miitee. reported progress ~and the
ia llghts just srsand the corner
We said Il ~ili cost ssSeo 70 ilght
okiaAonsa from the DEPOT 70 nrnad.
~tth 3 ileh's % the block A "a.
hisckmore has materially heiped IN
getting the was proposition ~.
yised
Secresary Grecn ~ the Chamber
~ Commerre. rod hong lat os
names ~ prominent firms and men
Who are not On the membership rolis
he said. since reorganization Il dc.
soloped fasf his ust vac incorrees
and he was instructed 10 revise hls
Hat and see All the parties named
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-31
SUPREME dOItr nm NOT
ACT ON RI.D RIVER CAsI

Nafhlnrton. March gi.- rhs "a
'ene court remained "a ssatlon .sss
han a minute today. adiourrlnr untll
= morrow wiihouf Announcing Iis de.
'itifn on the gosernmcnfr magloa Tor
" Junction sgalnef Texas ana okla
h0na IN The boundary question be.
tween Tho two states.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-31

Chicago. March gl.--Dls,rfr, ~ the
middle west and south swept by tor
naoocs Sunday with a loss ~ isei
lives. we're recovering rapidly today
and rebusls homes and buildings be-
ean 20 rise from the wreckaGe
Properly loss suffered ia fhe eight
sfsfes affected was estimated today
Al from tso.0eo. coo 20 10000 900.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-31
Easter Sunday,
Day Chosen By
Raiimen tn Strike

Little aesk. A.. Maruh ti~A
strsks xffsetlss rsst sussss. ArFh
=. hss bsts sstss ~ ere erss~eesa
On sne swslss ssssers - me chses
% Hoxs ssisna ses 's<tla :
u "a. snnasnxesi sestss ~ " /. Q
gsssso@ - Little sosA state shslF
w,sa 10 ere nr~sheersss ~ Raj
~sy rfsinw<~ - Assesses
pl.stlsssetier VITA sAs ~sas
scale - asfssswens ssesnlssss shsFsis
after the ecss ~ss rsssswea 10 Ns
s~rsrs ~ me sessfrwsrs % slsse
a ths sNiss srisssses.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-31
Ilntll cIW " t>
wOisk y nt1l> -ttt.t
~ I RTnFsS ~
w a. rtt>DEN
TOWNS ~ tnnN
WARSAW, IN POLAND,
BEE HIVE Of ACTIVITY
rIorrr rnOu Al. PARTS ~
NATION iIthk TO uteE
CAPITAL A. WNu
tIOt ~ CHOW
DARKER


vhs sssss. Msesh si--rns army %
rse~isless o~em.~ s~srsisswer ~.
slsasng tn~ fortress ~ Wsssi. ~
ehsnlsh ervtslA, hss fssslvsa rsse.
sercsms.s. srs sssde rev ssssssa ss
sesss.a 20 dispatches 70 sss Nie~~s
cevrsrt ~ aosssrasm.
Tire ta~~ ~ ssmw'. IN WsssvhAlls.
ara ssssrsl other p'ssss. ere rspsvsst
70 have bs.e pis.asr~d.
A. Nssse. shs saslsss sssss. . ssrs
svsi sssik. nae beer psesssl~ss s~a
esrFtss ga, IN fvll fesss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-31

kssfie With three cuts brown sto,E
and a few peiperoorns. sasf. celery
celery sals and any other seasobing
desired. Add one-haf each Of diced
potaioea. fBrniDs and parsley. Cock
for ons-haif hour
This veal shank provides a soup
aud catlefs for family of fssD.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-31

--New Work. Maroh fi.- Victor Berry
doll. millionaire draft eyadsr. eisen Z
years IN prison b, an army court has
asked Tor an appeni bat Il in vain
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-31
DELAWARE DAllED too
LONG, BUT WILL COME IN
tU<Ntt fHtI 1uttis>t'ii
nat 49, 10 CNl- >rlt1N.
SESSION os tIcl>i-Nl-
tRE IN VOTE IN
QUESTION: iO\.
FIGHT \0N
F\nfn


Jsssser Mss. Narxh st--The is~sr
nousr o. tire ssslssipcs ieaisiasur~
isss ,ess, Votes rsss,oasier - seoerai
~omsr's Suffrage ~ siese Seie.
concorrsna u shs sctier tsser ~ sne
seesss srxserrsy. rassine the sst9
state e rstfy ire fsce-al srsnarnsr'.
-sis srsisr suse~,s,eslis sNfes ~
srset ts werner % the U~tea states
as - states are al thas - necessary
- rake shs srenc~srt i-pal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-31

<er O~zezns. Ez-r5 11-T1slfxzt
SO T1us<zr- eioz<y. ><szzssT rslr
uos<>r-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-31

Ths 1epsrmsns y sssfsoe = pr5vii-
Te1 offcsziiy 20 snnsa.scs issf 10
fon.ecfion VITA the czmpzien 70
sase rnoneT O. meal. By uEllixsfior -
ths less expensive e1rs. mai dishes
prepared by ne foiiovEnx reclpes VII
be ~erse1 ~ fhe white kzpsee esrsrg
save nsosey on meat week These
recipes proTi6e sor .<e sse q ths ,~<s
costly csss Earz5csisrig fhrfs frssE
the fonsQusr1srs
MONDAY
pot poss< wsss se2e<stses
TtsTee Or fozr s,oana chu<'k rossf:
one r>p silced esrToss. one cB1 essees
Ezlozg re eso ceserT cut In bkxs
ere cs1 fllcs1 tarElsss tkrs< table
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-31

With salt. Pat IN glass easssrols and
bake two hon~. bsssing frsqaenfiy
xish q hixh quality ~ tsbls sauce. A
10 Hfipe of bacon across any meat
loaf adds 70 its richness and improves
flavor Serve esrnishsd with oas can
81 bssis. qnsftsfef. sssrsr five
pssplsl.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-31

Dcver. De-. M4rxh IA vote en ~
resoiaiaox tor ratification oi TIE pro-
posAc eenai saffraee smeadleus was
expected 10 ee tAken IN 10 iortr
hoese cf ths Delaware legislature 70.
oAg The scss,on was reporfet 'oat
Q. - nser1tf ~ The hoase commAfef
On revised ssata;es yess erday TAe
senate wili take ne action nufu tte
lexer hrxngA hss Disposed 81 fne
No.
td ~ 49, ir fhc camps ~
Et snrNFfyss and ;soes oFgce
- sts nxss was nosicea ie4ay
a.'es sfs-t@ex a,>1~ suxrEa 4ppeais
.os srsi2s s4slen ,,n lhs resoiutica.
pl~@dlnr wfrh ire la~-D4ssrs nos %
r~ssnR the Massi@gpl legislature 30
-rob Delaware q fke honor q xfvins
yhe fra vote necessarr - make ne
amen3useut . fc8ersi i1w
ccn.e<.icer cs~srnor
Nst e Cal Legislature
Hartford Ccrr. Narct zi-Sof-
srnnr HolcouA has definitely decide
tc0rsInus6 On Page s. coi -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-31
WEDNESDAY
Chopped Beef A. cssssrols

One and one-basf T.oapss eIDd q
beef, ground. one-haif cup tomato
relish. t0boee0 sauce. one can beess
Hlx chopped beef With tomato rel
ish. Add one-fourIb tesslzDon fobasco
sauce fDofs II dezirsss). Season well
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-31

m<r slowly for four or five honfs
frrnins twice. TAicsen the gravy
htfIe and pour over The meat.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-31
THURSDAY
o. TAN Soup

One cup on saii cut into small pIee-
- ons-haif cup onions one half cup
finely cut carrots: one cup diced po-
tatoes. one-foarzh cup barley: one
teaspoon white pepper; one tablespoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-31

s7s.oes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-31

tcontinusa on Page 6. Col. 50
Arizona republican., 1920-05-29
For Sale-Real Estate
International Mines and Realty Co
40 N. FIRST AVE. F. c. Box 1889. Phone 461S.

F. c. Box 10S9. Phone 461S.
 Special agents for financing merit oriouz mining and mineral proposi- tions. Careful reports and examina- tions rendered. We buy, sell or ex- change real estate of all descriptions ard size located anywhere. Our ex- pert service guarantees satisfactory results. Cali or write stating your re- quirements.
 CASA CYANIDE BARGAINS
 160 acres patented 1 F miles from town; 80 of A water right; 80 in cultivation; all fenced; SITS per acre. s7 ,000 cash, balance in 3, and years. Actually worth s25o now.
 16O acres patented. miles from town on county highway to Florencei under diversion dam; very level, 43 feet to abundance Of good water; $50 per acre; $5,000 cash, terms on bal ance: this is an exceptional good buy.
 Five acre tracts: miles south of town on highway at from $I20 to $200 per acre; fine for truck gardening. fruit or chicken raising.
 a2o acre relinquishment. three miles northeast of town, partly cleared, at s27.5o per acre. A good pickup Cor some one.
 GAO acre school lease located miles west of Casa Grande, fronting on main highway between Casa Grande and MaT1copa; will cost from s to $6 per acre to clear; miles to town; price s6 per acre, easily worth $10; $1,O0O cash, $1 ,000 in 6 months, balance 6 months thereafter.
 64o acre school land lease near Casa Grande; S1,000 cash. balance in ex- change for improved or unimproved acre valuation. This is a snap
 SPECIAL!
 A REAL, GILBERT, ARIZ.. BARGAIN
 125 acres, 2h miles southeast of Gilbert: 80 in fine stand of alfalfa now ready for cutting: 4S acres in good cotton; traction engine. 2 cultivators, l ? moving machines, wagons, 2 teams, harness; good well an1 pump; room house with screen porch. $10.000 cash i first payment balance in f equal pay ments: $45O per acre takes cotton crop ! $500 to s20o0 value of alfalfa now ready for cutting. This is an excep- tional bargain. Real value. i CATTLE BARGAIN
 For SaIe-1o0 yearlings, 42 two-year- olds, 23 three-year- -olds. INTERNATIONAL MINES AND
 REALTY COMPANY
 P. o. Box 10s9. Phone 1855
 40 North First Avenue. u
Arizona republican., 1920-05-29
DIn YoIr READ THIs? :?

Here is a real bargain Beautiful East Willetta st. home, 700 block; north front: $2500 cash. balance easy Y five-room modern pebble dash brick house. Phone Slagle, All. f
 NICE, 5-roOm house. modern. garage, northeast. close to car. good buy at s4OOO; small cash payment. Call at 10 N End Ave uf
Arizona republican., 1920-05-29

CATTLE BARGAIN For SaIe-100 yearlings, 42 two-year- olds, ga. three year -olds. INTERNATIONAL MINES AND
 REALTY COMPANY
Arizona republican., 1920-05-29
CLOSEN

A Groom brick garage, shade. lawn near carline and paved street. real
 F. X. JEFFERSON, REALTOR, 32 $. Central Ave. Phone ITO g5
Arizona republican., 1920-05-29

TWO DANDY LOTS 1900 block East Willetta stree-, south side. 1OOX150 feet. Dandy location. S100O, half cash. Lots in this location are worth S650 each
 TEXAS CITY REALTY co. 33 w. Monroe St. Phone 1756 gb
Arizona republican., 1920-05-29

$40 acre school land lease near Casa Grande; S1, ,000 cash. balance in ex- change for improved or unimproved city or country property; at $7 per acre valuation. This Is a snap.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-29
160 Casa Grande

Valley. on main line $. P. Patented land. 20 acres cleared Need cash. Yours at $2O an acre. Call, see owner 21 $. Fifth Ave. gb
Arizona republican., 1920-05-29

Five acre tracts; miles south of town on highway at from $120 to $20O per acre; fine for truck gardening. fruit or chicken raising.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-29

THREE and half acres in cotton on car line. 25 hens. thoroughbred New Zealand rabbits; 10 acres cotton: lease, all for $2500, easy terms; consider good light car. Also Fordson tractor and blow. cheap. Elam, Meadowbrook station Glendale carline or box POS. If
Arizona republican., 1920-05-29

320 acre relinquishment. three miles northeast of town, partly cleared, at s27.5o per acre. A good pickup Cor some one.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-29
16OOR 32O ACRES

Government land We'll locate y60 on choicest land in Arizona opened for entry for soc per acre. Big boom now on. Virgin. level land; shallow water with gravity water virtually assured. Avail yourself of the holiday and join our party. Leave Sunday morning 30th. back Monday evening. For particulars call S764. dr
Arizona republican., 1920-05-29

CASA GRANDE VALLEY
 320-acre relinquishment-F Finest soft loam soil. 40 feet to water, under all projects. In best developed district; 10 miles east and near highway; $35 per acre for half or all.
 640 acres. state lease: will subdivide in sos or quarters; on main roadi is best of soil and can be irrigated by flood water. An extra good buy at $7 per acre.
 160 acres, deeded; right at a station. A snap at S25 per acre and terms.
 S. C. MILLER COMPANY
 g N. First Ave, Phoenix, Ariz. Casa Grande Hotel, Casa Grande gb
Arizona republican., 1920-05-29

16O acres patented. miles from town on county highway to Florence;
 under diversion dam; very level, 43 feet to abundance Of good water; $50 per acre; $5,000 cash, terms on bal ance; this is an exceptional good buy.