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Arizona republican., 1920-06-08
Paradise Vollov
80 ACRES

OU AORTIO Fifty acres in cotton. balance in sudan and nigeria. Five-room cement block house with basement; garage, barn and corrals. Good we'll of soft water. This is a real buy at $400 per acre; $10.000 cash and the balance on very easy terms. Possession at once.
 C. H. JOHNSON, With
 r. A. JEFFERSON. REALTOR
 32 South Central Ave.
 Phone TO ? STOCK RANCH FOR SALE-160 acres homestead, 960 acres state land rent and for sale at 8 per acre; run ming water and 800 head cattle; S11 900; $6000 cash. See N. A. Nor ford, 15 F. Adams St, Phoenix. If COTTON LEASED acres fine cot ton, clean land, place highly improved. miles out. This is absolutely good and priced right.
 Sale. 90 acres; good, clean soil and 100 per cent stand of fine cotton: no house. If you want the best buy this and build to suit yourself
 W. B. JOHNSON
 WITH
 HOLT REALTY co.
 10 East Adams
Arizona republican., 1920-06-08
International Mines
 & Realty Company
40 NORTH FIRST AVE

40 NORTH FIRST AVE.
 P. O. BOX 1089 PHONE 1855
 Special agents for financing merito- rious mining and mineral propositions. Careful reports and examinations rem dered. We buy, sell or exchange real estate of all descriptions and size, To- cated anywhere. Our expert service guarantees satisfactory results. Call or write, stating your requirements.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-08
Dandy 2-Acre Chick en and Fruit Ranch

Over 200 Grofer, figs, roses, shade.
 Price $6000.00; $15O0 cash or it's equiv alent. Balance $50 a month. Anyone can make over half the payments out of the fruit on the other half and more out of chickens. No. 51 w. Os
 born Rd. 1 block Osborn school i blocks Indian School car. House has bath and running water, electric light line in front if wanted. screen porches and screen sleeping room. Fine location; good neighborhood. See C. F. Culver. 715 F. Wiletta. Phone 27o9 It
Arizona republican., 1920-06-08

PARADISE VALLEY LANDS
 We have several 40, 80 and 16O acre racts for sale which invite your at
Arizona republican., 1920-06-08
For Sale-Houses


 OWNER going on ranch, sacrificing 5-room house, modern. up to date, on East Wil1etta St.; 15O0 cash, balance easy. Phone 4171- D
Arizona republican., 1920-06-08
For oale-Real Estate
.SNAP
FOR SALE

240 acres deeded land; so acres al- falfa; lots of improvements, completely equipped; free gravity water. Range for 500 head cattle. so miles from Phoenix. Price $20,000. 200 head cattle at market price. Investigate this if you want a money maker. Courtesy to all agents. w. H. Morrison, A East Adams It
Arizona republican., 1920-06-08


 PARADISE VALLEY LANDS We have several 40, 80 and 160 acre tracts for sale which invite your at tention.
 DEER VALLEY FARMS Some choice 40, 80 and 160 acre tracts are now listed with us at un- usually low figures.
 CASA GRANDE OPPORTUNITIES 160 acres. patented, on railroad, one Cotton City; 20 acres cleared, level land, with good we'll and plenty of soft water.
 CASA GRANDE REIMBURSEMENT 160 acres of best cotton or citrus land for cash or trade.
 CAMP VERDE ORCHARD LAND 160 acres orchard, citrus or alfalfa land: positively level and finest soil. with new irrigation pump, to be sold for s100 per acre Suitable terms. IMPORTANT PUMPING PROJECT 4Oo0 acres patented, unexcelled cit rus, alfalfa or cotton land situated east of Mesa, can be obtained at price fully warranting cost of irrigation.
 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY A specially attractive chance to ob tain half interest in well-esta ablished local business of unlimited possibili- ties; a present money maker. Desires $2,500 Automobile line.
 NEW COTTAGE FOR SALE Modern 4-room house. brick; built in features. sidewalks, lawn and new shade. Exceptionally attractive price. $4450. Cash $750. and balance S55 per month.
 VALUABLE BUSINESS LOT A fine apartment site. corner lot, facing Capitol, for sale at very reason able price.
 DESERT AND HOMESTEAD LANDS We can locate desert and homestead land seekers on good level land at a small expense.
 HOUSES FOR RENT We have a few desirable houses listed for rent for which we will be glad to give information.
 RESPONSIBLE TENANT Desires modern, we'll furnished , to room residence in good neighbor hood
 Coolest residence in city. large 1o- room house with 4 screen porches, 2 bath rooms; lot ITS by 200; centrally located. on finest avenue. Good income bearing property.
 LISTINGS WANTED On all kinds of property.
 COMMISSIONS
 Of all legitimate nature promptly ex- ecuted to your satisfaction.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-08
For SaIe-Houses

SMALL HOUSE, lots, chicken. rab- bits, etc, terms if desired 1884 w Sherman street D.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-08
ARIZONA REPTBIICAN. TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE
For Sale-Real Estate

SATISFACTION FIRST Real bargain. 320-acre relinquish- ment in Casa Grande valley, all fenced. 160 acres cleared; 80 acres plowed; rich. level land: no alkali; 50 feet to abundant supply of water. $20 per acre. Better hurry.
 C. s. NORMAN
 23 w. Monroe Phone 17SS 1t
 FOR SALE
 400 ACRES COTTON All in good condition. $40 per acre cash. Located near Mesa. Address box 16H, Republican. bs
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-09-23
NOTICE.

The Haakon County Cream As
sociation has the following list of
stockholders, anyone having stock
whose name is not on this list
please call at once at the Farmers
Elevator and report the same.
l.. b. Cox, f. f. Babcock, G..
w. Case, VIM. F. Scheutte, w. l..
Hill, R. A. Bielski, ,Felex Byrnes,
C. w. Couch, dennis Fahey, Geo.
J. Norton, F. d. Humbert, Fred
Sehimke, O. j. Gee, O.. E. Tell,
H. A. Ramsey, Guy l.. Newman,
A. H. Baldwin, T. P. Keyser, A.
e. Dennie, John Hockel, A. j.
Peterson, P. E. Byrnes,. Geo. ID.
O'Connell, Chas. A. Griesel, Peter
M. Anderson, A. G.. Mexican, Len
Radley, Theo. Jensen, John Peter
son, p. j. Ulrey, Geo. Wobbe
Steen Kjos, Gunder Christensen
Jens Theo. Larsen, Axel H. Pear,
son, j. H. Riddell, Claude Smith
julius Ruhlman, 7. j. Robinson
Fred Zellmer, Martin Berke, G.. L.
Paul, Otto Warmbold, d. w. Coy
ner, O. NJ. Culp, Geo. Brooks, F
H. Wells, f, A. Morrison,o Ed
Farrell, f. F. Sammons, C. J
Poss, VIM. Roynick, j.. ]. Keane
&c. F. Allen, VIM. Kurth, j. w
Jones, Chas. Royer, Jake Frein
John Urban, VIM. Gottsleben, A
| Hoidahl, Geo. Woodland, Martir
Kronen, H. Onsted, Mrs. P. E
Byrnes, Adam Dewald, E. Glenn
ents, Carl Johnson, l.. Linenko. H
is. Teall, G.. Freese, H. E.. Rad
way, Will Mann, Louis Larson, E
H. Noach, Ole Persvick, M. B
Kellogg, M. Mortehero, E. P
| Muller, Fred Parks, VIM. Burns
A. M. Valsvig, j. d. Morrison, C
E. Vanatta.
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chance, until we have churches
and schools upon which the king
of Heaven can look and say they
are very good. 1t will require
some courage, some effort and the
joining of hands nd mighty pull
to accomplish this, but remember
that when our fathers rose not in
their strength but in weakness a
small company Of three millions
of people nd refused longer to pay
the unjust tax that was being
arbitrarily imposed on them at the
mouth of British guns and point
of British swords hey pledged to
each other their lives, their for
tunes and their sacred honors and
from that resolve eventually came
the greatest nation of all the
earth and from like resolve, al
though on much smaller scale
shall yet come forth the greatest
county of this the one greatest
state in the union.
Considering what we have to go
through with in the way of polit-
les Thanksgiving seems a long
way off.
Walter Staley was doing busi-
ness in Ottunwa Monday.
Mr., and Mrs. Roy Cochran of
West Plumb Creek were calling
on old friends In Manila Sunday
| Joe and Lester Phillip and cou-
pie others whose names we did
not learn paid Manila a pleasant
call Sunday.
1t is reported that James Wal
ton has been quite sick at his
home few miles from Manila.
There are now signs that In
stead of the merchants educating
the public up to higher prices the
public has educated the merch.
ants to lower prices.
1t might be a good idea foi
some of the men to attend the
voting schools for women.
/ G.. w. Phillips came out from
| Midland Monday to spend a few
| weeks on his ranch near Ottumwa
i Another Maxwell car got strand
ed in Ottumwa this week. 1t does
seems as tho when these cars get
| hung up in this town they are
| hung up right and the local gar
age man prepared to make goot
on his wood and coal supply.
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Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior, u.
s. Land Office at Pierre, South
Dakota, September Is, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that vii.
liam Hazen, of Grindstone, S. d.
who, on January 3, 1916, made Ad.
ditional Homestead Entry (Sec. 3
Act 2-19, '09) No. 013635, for SW
a, Section Il, Township 3 North
Range Is East, b. H. Meridian
has filed notice of intention tc
make three year Proof, to estab
lish claim to the land above des
cribed, before O. X. Whitney
County Judge, Haakon County S
d. at Philip, S. D. on the 9th
day of October, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses
Michael Rousch, Everett Scharff
r. f. Palmer, t. b. Pepple, al
of Grindstone, S. D.
John T. Cogan, Register.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-09-23
Plans to Revisit the Historic
Santa Fe Trail.

I'm going over the old Santa Fe
trail once more said Charles j.
Morse, former municipal commission
er. as he made the rounds of his
friends preparatory TO starting for his
visit to the West, the Lowell Courier
Citizen states:
Mr.. Morse had desired TO leave some
time ago and he looks forward to COW
ering the whole l.40O miles of way he
tween st. Louis, Mo-, and Santa Fe.
N. nj.
1t won't he covered now as II was
In 1872. when Mr.. sis,Fse. then young
man went over the famous southwest.
ern trail on the back of fine little
piece of horsetlesh. Times have changed
and nowhere more than in that section
OF the country.
.In those days" he says. Cody and
Wild Bill had been securing the plains
to the north and the West was pretty
wild. AT that particular time Buffalo
Bill (Cody) and Wild Bill were In the
eastern part of the country. Even
then they had wild west show.
Eleven years ago was In Denver,
and at that time / met just one man
whom had known In 1872. There
probably isn't soul along the old
trail now that knew then.
"In 1872 the Apaches under old Ger
onimo were raising rumpuses every
now and then. They were bad In
dfars. c,.iniy nc iirhfrfp0 ond thay
had first rate leadership. UP around
Denver were the Utes, who were peace
full. and farther over were the Hopis,
who were also on good terms with the
whites. But In 1872 when Wells
Fargo coach went out. there were al
ways men with shotguns guarding 1t,
and II wasn't ape infrequent thing to
have a holdup. always felt that tile
vigilantes Of those days were as bad
men as were the robbers.
II want to cover that old trail again.
II can't do anything else l can I'M
agine things as they used to be and
compare them with things as they now
are. was young then. could stay
In the saddle all day long. l loved a
good bit of horsefiesh then and I've
never got over 1t. OF course. there
will be cowboys and Indians and all
that. but they wont be the hard. tough.
as-nails men they were In 1872. That
was a pretty rough country them"
Mr.. Morse intends to take about
three months for his trip. He Is max
Ing II alone
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-09-23
Long Life Signs.

II is said TO be possible to flistin-
guish iong-lived person from one
who will not last so long at sight.
Are you going to live long9
First, according to well-known au-
th0rity, says London Answers. the
primary conditions OF longevity are
that the lungs, heart. digestive organs
and brains should all be long. II such
be the case the trunk will be long and
the limbs comparatively short
A good Indication Of longevity. II Is
said, Is long hand with short fingers.
which are not stumpy at the ends.
Blue, hazel or brown eyes. too, are
said to denote long life. Another
ign-large. open and free nostrils
which denote large lungs!
II you are long liver, yon viii an-
pear tall when seated and. short 10
standing. Your brain. we are also
told. win be deeply seated. as p0r-
trayed by the orifice Of the ear being
low.
Women seem to Outlive men. for L
has heen recorded that from birth to
Ten pears of ase male deaRh fAte has
exceeded the female.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-09-23
OTTUMWA and VICINITY

A new star has risen in the west
while it is not the star of Bethle-
ham people are journeying from
afar to gaze upon it. 1t casts a
wave of lurid brilliancy aver the
refined and cultured east. 1t
shines with equal luster on the
homes of rich and poor alike. 1t
is the magnetic star of success,
whose rays touch all the shores of
time, and has now. touched and
formed to life and renewed action
the fast decaying fires of failure
and defeat in Haakon county. By
it's magic touch this great county
has now moved forward and taken
possession of her own by winning
second place in the agricultural
exhibit at our State Fair held in
Huron last week. It's the brain and
Drawn taken in connection with
the consolidated effort and single
ness of purpose that builds happy
homes, successful countries, States
of honor and nations of power.
The people of Haakon county as
whole should from this time on
pull together north, south, east
and west should come to realize
that in union only there lies
strength, that only by united act
ion and thought can we meet as
we should the issues that at all
times confront the American peo-
pie Of Haakon county. More than
ever before the American people
stand for America first, last and
all the time. 1t makes no differ
ence what has brought us as a
nation to a realization of the nee.
essity of united hought and act
ion, whatever it was, the fact re-
mains that ninety per cent Of the
American people to day are max
ing it mighty uncomfortable for
the ten per cent who are hesitat-
ing to declare for America first,
last and all the time. This strong
joining together of all American
! people sounds the whole history
of American patriotism and pow.
er. And this same joining togeth-
er the forces Of Haakon county
will eventually place the stamp OF
approval on the methods that re-
spects the rights, interests and
privileges Of US all. Haakon coun.
ty has just registered grand vic
tory at the State Fair, as citizens
and residents of this great county
let us resolve anew that we will
never rest from our fabors until
we are first in agriculture, first
, in stock, first in wealth, until
these wind swept and sun scorch-
ed prairies are dotted with the
happy homes Of men and women
who were not afraid to take Z
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injuring the inner tube so badly
as to make this trip necessary
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Hand enter
tanned bunch of their neighbors
and friends Sunday eating Belgian
Hare which was only one of the
many attractions.
Miss Maude Wright. is teaching
near Lucerne this fall. She was
week end guest of her parents and
paid Ottumwa a pleasant call on
Sunday.
Harold Chas Agee and as many
others as can be roped in are busy
helping w. S. Shoun get up his
winters supply of hay.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-09-23

IL y & E s <
H. j. Brady, G. E. Meader and
Jay Decker of Ottumwa were do
ing business in Midland Tuesday.
The school meeting at Ottumwa
Saturday held for the purpose of
settling the question of sconsoli-
dating the schools at that place
was well attended and consolida-
tion won out by vote of twenty
four to three against.
Carl Stinson made trip to
Philip Saturday for the purpose of
taking MIR. Grederir to that town
for medical attention. He had in
some way run nail in his knee
thereby puncturing the tire and
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-09-23

State OF South Dakota
County OF Haakon
I, Ira J. WEIGH, Cashier of the above
named Rank do solemnly swear that the above
Statement is true TO the best OF my knowledge
and belief. Ira j. Weich. Cashier.
Correct, Attest:
e Nj. Larson Directors.
III. A. kumm
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day OF Sept.is2o. CD. kud.
Notary Public.
NY commission expires August 2l 1921
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-09-23
Statsment of the Condition Of
First State Bank Of Philip,

At the close OF business on Sept. 3. 1920. Date
OF call BY Examiner. Sept ~. 1920. Date of re-
port by Bank Sept 10. 1920.
0unnnurpc
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WILL GO OVER uLD hOufE

Ny commission expires August 2l 1921.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-09-23
FARM MACHINERY

One Winona wagon IA nch triple box good
and single box bob Sleigh grain binder
Disc section wood harrow section drag breakn
saddles COLLARS chickens grain drill Galloway
shelter, log chains and ETC.
ONE FORD TRUCK, (Good as new)
Evening journal., 1920-02-13
EPISC0PALIANS HEAR
OF CHURCH CAMPAIGN

The Rev. L. G.. Wood. Of New York
city, vlce-director Of the nationwide
campaign Of the Episcopal Church, was
the speaker at a reception in the par
ish house OF st. Johns Church last
night. He spoke OF the national aspects
Of the campaign. and then encouraged
the people Of st. Johns TO go forward
in the raising Of their building fund.
A large congregation was present,
The Rev. .Alban Rlchey. rector OF the
church. said in a brief talk:
we want the people Of Brandywine
village to know that we plan 70 do a
real community work, and ST Johns
new church, with its graded system Of
religious education, and fine new edi-
flee, will do much TO enhance the in
terests Of the community"
A view Of the new Sunday school
was given last night to all who attended
the parish meeting.
Evening journal., 1920-02-13
Our Poets Corner
For Verses Written Specially for
The Evening Journal.
The Future Tomorrow
BY ROBERT FOWLER.

The eminent bloke who may think 1t
joke.
In regards TO the high cost OF living,
As a dime for a smoke, is not much OF
Joke,
Just think Of the price that we're
giving.
We can have a good time. with ale
and the wine.
Combined with grief and the sorrow;
We can deyour the sweets, the kale
and the meats.
And look TO the future tomorrow.
SO 10 often appears that society dears,
partake Of such Joy and pleasure,
But statesman so pert may often con-
fett the laws that retake such a
measure;
They demolished the mood. OF beve-
rage as food, which is free from
sin ard guile,
or the facts that Intrude, they seemed
very rude. by taking away all
our smile.
We all may surmise the sudden sur
prise that broke up most every
affair,
II the statesman survive the day VIII
arrive, by giving the poor man a
share,
They now are content and also resent,
TO share a bit OF our sorrow
But they will repent, show wrong was
not meant, so look 10 the future
tomorrow
Evening journal., 1920-02-13
WANT LABOR TO
HELP NEAR EAST

Central Labor Union will review the
Near East program for endorsement al
their regular meeting next Tuesday.
1t Is estimated that such an endorse
ment would carry a strength OF 10000
names. II the endorsement comes, all
Of the affiliated bodies Of labor In VIII
mington will be asked 10 contribute
something toward the suffering Sy-
rians and Armenians.
Raymond W. stevens, locsl manager
OF the Near East Relief, and Harold F..
Pellegrin, state director OF the
same organization, addressed the
representatives OF the union at
the Hotel dupont last night.
The latter gave resume OF the con-
dltlons in Armenia and pointed out the
great necessity for all Of the citizens
OF Wilmington to come 10 the aid Of
the starving people.
Evening journal., 1920-02-13
JEFFERSON LODGE TO VISIT.

jefferson Lodge. No 2. /. o. o. F..
will visit Industry Lodge, No. 42 at
Bear Station tomorrow night 30 con-
Ter degrees upon class Of candidates.
A bus VIII leave Tenth and King
streets at o'clock promptly.
phe lodge responded in its usual
way 10 the latest appeal Of the Near
East Relief Fund, after having the
matter presented by Past Grand James
T. Price
At the close Of the lodge session.
Hubert Z. Downing. chairman OF the
entertainment committee by his usual
methods. led the members to the base
ment, where they enjoyed themselves
as participants in the Jitzaar. which Is
being held by Delaware Lodge this
week.
The secretary, oscar 3. Sundberg.
has recovered from his recent opera
tlon and illness.
Evening journal., 1920-02-13
OLD CITY HALL is
RECRUITING STATION

Through the courtesy OF the Della
ware Historical Society, the old City
Hall Building, on Market street be-
tween Fifth and Sixth, has been turned
over to the United states authorities
as a recruiting headquarters for the
drive now being made In Wilmington.
William L. Dockstader, Of the Gar
rick Theatre; James o. Ginns. manager
OF the Playhouse, the Queen. Majestic
and Rialto Theatres, have promised 10
incorporate some recruiting features
in their programs. A half dozen army
trucks and an army observation car
will arrive in the city tomorrow for
use in advertising the drive.
Evening journal., 1920-02-13
A Simple Way To
Remove Dandruff

There Is one sure way that has never
failed TO remove dandruff at once. and
That is to dissolve Il. then you destroy
10 entirely. To do this, Just get about
four ounces OF plain, common liquid
arv0n from any drug store (th's is all
you VIII need. apply 1t at night when
retiring; use enough TO ,moisten the
scalp and rub II in gently with the
finger tips.
BY morning. most II not all, OF your
dandruff will be gone, and three or four
more applications VIII completely dis
solve and entirely destroy every single
sign and trace Of 1t, no matter how
much dandruff you may have.
You VIII flnd all itching and digging
OF the scadp will stop Instantly, and
your hair viii be fluffy. lustrous. glossy,
silky and soft. and look and feel hun
1cod times better.
Evening journal., 1920-02-13
WEST SIDE PROPERTIES.
Real Estate For SaIs

Real Estate For Sals
100 BLOCK, WEST SIXTH STREET.
Stories rooms and bath, pofches hot water heat
Possession June 25.
1922 LOMBARD STREET.
2 stories rooms. Possession 80 days.
s11 WEST FOURTH STREET.
Stories rooms, bah cemented cellar, gas and cleo
trio.
100 BLOCK, JEFFERSON STREET.
A real buy and a real investment stories, containing
three 5-room apartments porch BATH hot water heat ce
mented cellar gas and electric
423 EAST FIFTH STREET.
3 Stories 10 rooms and bath, cemened cellar gas
2911 CARTER STREET.
2 Stories and bath, porch, hot air heat ce
mented cellar gas and electric This is not beyond
your and will please you you are looking for prop
erty east of Market street
1912 CARTER STREET.
stores rooms bath, porch hot air heat gas and
electric. Possession June %.
4O5 W. TWENTY-SIXTH STREET.
stories, rooms and bath, poTches hot water heat
cemened cellar, gas and electric.
423 S. JACKSON STREET.
2 Stories and BATH cemented cellar, gas and
electric; lot 20x70. Possession March 20.
800 s. VAN BUREN STREET.
2 stories, rooms, cemened cellar Possession June %
617 WEST THIRD STREET.
Stories IL rooms and bath porch, hot air heat gas
and electric.
Fred b. Cushmams
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE MORTGAGES.
211 WEST SEVENTH STREET y
Telephone 7O10
Open Tuesday and Saturday Evenings Until O'clock
Evening journal., 1920-02-13

200 BLOCK NORTH RODNEY STREET.
Two-story brick dwelling rooms porch, BATH hea
1t cellar, gas and electricity Possession June.
Evening journal., 1920-02-13

600 BLOCK NORTH VAN BUREN STREET.
Three-story brick dwelling rooms, BATH porch hea
lent cellar, gas and electric. Possession June.
Evening journal., 1920-02-13

1900 BLOCK WEST STREET.
Two-story brick dwelling rooms, porch, bath, hot
water heat cement cellar gas and electricity Possession
Evening journal., 1920-02-13

1900 BLOCK WEST FOURTH STREET.
Three-sory brick dwelling 10 rooms, bath cement Gel
gas Possession June.