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Arizona republican., 1920-11-09
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE 2 FOR SALE-1Oox140, corner and key lot in Capitol addition. Address D. R. Carrier. 179 Castro St., San Francisco.
 bG CASA GRANDE VALLEY 160 acres, deeded, no betetr land in the valley, near Toltec station. $40 per acre, $2400 cash. $40 acres, stockraising homestead; only g per acre. $40 acres, in close to station; good for four homestead entries; $3.5O per acre.
 A fine desert entry of 160 acres for $20 per acre.
 s. c. MILLER COMPANY
 OPPOSITE THE DEPOT
 CASA GRANDE, ARIZ.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-09
A BARGAIN

A four-room and screen rooms mod ern P. D. house, built-in features, northeast, one-half block of car line on paved street. If you are interested call phone 1279 and arrange an ap- pointment to see it. You will have to hurry for this won't last long.
 SUNNY SIDE REALTY co.
 0n2 N1nril1nn Rldn IL
Arizona republican., 1920-11-09
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

GRAZING land homesteads. I can place you on $40 acres homestead Also have several 320 acre relinquish- ments. Smith & Kuehne, casa Grande. Ariz. DIX
Arizona republican., 1920-11-09
1sO AcREs.

ONE OF THE BEST I'M PROVED RANCHES IN THE SALT RIVER VALLEY-AN ELEGANT HOME -- FORE MANS HOUSE, BARNS, goo TON SILO. ALL FENCED IN WOVEN WIRE. AND THE TERMS WE CAN GIVE YOU WILL PROVE ATTRACTIVE.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-09
4 DESTRUCTIVE HOME

HERE IS A HOME THAT IS DIFFERENT TO ANY THING IN PHOENIX. IT IS LOCATED ON A CORNER LOT. T0x140. PAVEMENT ON BOTH SIDES, SIDEWALKS ALL AROUND AND DRIVE WAY TO A DANDY GAR AGE. IS ONE BLOCK OF CENTRAL AVENUE ON ONE OF THE FRET TIE ST STREETS OF THE CITY. HOME HAS LARGE LIVING ROOM, DINING RO o N, KITCHEN AND BATH AND HAS TWO SUITES OF ROOMS EACH CON NSTSTING OF AN INSIDE BEDROOM WITH A GOOD SCREEN ROOM ADJOINING. INSIDE IS FINISHED IN OLD IVORY AND FLOORS ARE OF HARDWOOD. ALSO 4 GOOD TILE FIREPLACE. IF YOT ARE LOOKING FOR 4 NICE IMPORT ABLE HOME, SEE THIS ONE NOW.
 SEE
 EDDIE
 WITH
 HERBERT s. PRINCE co.
 if WEST ADAMS ST.
 PHONE 15S4
Arizona republican., 1920-11-09

FOR SALE-Two houses and lots, modern. BIO E. Pierce; by owner bg
Arizona republican., 1920-11-09
Nifty New Niche

BRAND NEW double brick, north east; three rooms and bath: corner lot; on car line, walking distance;
 strictly modern, ready for occupancy. eoq E Piarne St 1f
Arizona republican., 1920-11-09
70 ACRES.
CASA CYANIDE LAND BARGAINS 160 acres good land, only s750.

DAIRY RANCH-sS5 AN ACRE S20 acres, 50 in alfalfa, near town, we'll stocked and equipped. Everything goes with land.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-09
Homestead and Desert Claims

Reliable information as to land and water conditions.
 GARRISON. wEISSER & GOODIN,
 Phone 3793. 119 N. 2d Ave. bd
Arizona republican., 1920-11-09
S750 DOWN

Classy little brick, new, four-room. all modern, built-in features. tinted
 walls, a little beauty; immediate pos session: priced to sell. Call MT. Til ton. Stewart Realty Go. IT West Adams. bb
Arizona republican., 1920-11-09

LOOK HERE-Some bargain. 1eO- acre relinquishment in Deer Valley: sell for $10 an acre, or trade on good car. John Mayhew. 40 F. Adams. r
Arizona republican., 1920-11-09
25 Good Lots

25 good lots right in city. between Eleventh and Twelfth Ayes, South Roosevelt St. $500 cash; no money down; build small house and pay small monthly payment
 TEXAS CITY REALTY
 B W Monroe St. Phone 1756 t REIMBURSEMENT for sale or trade; fine soil, in famous Casa Grande valley. close to town. Inquire Room POP. Commercial hotel blk
Arizona republican., 1920-11-09
HOMESTEAD LANDS Call 139 N. First Avenue

LOT-West Cap Addition, 5Oxl371s, modern, corner, block from pavement blocks to car line. Phone POST. bs
Arizona republican., 1920-11-09

FOR SALE-Yes, if it's ground you want I have it, from city lots to quar- ter sections. Good soil and prices right AS w Wash. Phone 639 It
Arizona republican., 1920-11-09
FOR sALE-HousEs
Wanted Cotton

FOR SALE-New modern, furnished bungalow at 2241 W Monroe bs
Arizona republican., 1920-11-09

Want first mortgage paper for va cant 100x1371s on North First Ave.
 KINCAID- ROMAN REALTY co.
 22S N Adaras Phone 2521 ii
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-08
DRiN Frs EXAMINATION.

With the automobile season open
ing in full force the question arises
why must the people of Perth AM
boy and vicinity GO to New Bruins
wick. PIainfeld or Newark when they
want 70 be examined for q drivers
license when, with the exception of
Newark Perth Amboy q a much
larger place and does as great IL not
IA greater automobile business than any
of them? Perth Amboy a a popula-
ton of about $4,000. When The sur
rounding towns are considered the
population Is increased to seventy-fve
or eighty thousand. 1t seems strange
that places like New Brunswick
PIainfeld and Asbury Park can have
agencies authorized to give drivers
examinations. but Perth Amboy is
ignored.
An Indication of the importance OF
Perth Amboy as an automobile center
is given by the local license agency
where 1t Is stated that between ten
and fifteen thousand licenses for var
ious forms of motor services are
issued in this city every year. With
the large number of automobile
agencies here and the many new cars
Isold. together with The fact that Perth
Amboy is the business center for al
this section of the state it would seem
THAT an agency would be warranted
here for giving examinations fol
drivers licenses. Perhaps il the mat
ter was taken up with Commissioner
lot Motor Vehicles Din and explained
to him IN the right Hight he would
make Perth Amboy a station for ex'
tamining applicants for drivers
~IIfcauSe
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-08
Ripph ling Rhymes
BY WALT MASON.
ADRH,

With April comes the feeling
that winters hit the ceiling, and
spring at last is here; we are not
always freezing, or catching cold
and sneezing. and flu germs dis
appear. The winters grim and
dreary, it makes us sad and
weary, 1t fills our bones with
aches; but April Is enchanting.
and we begin our planting. and
plying hoes and rakes. The win
ter's knell Is tolling. and naught
Is more ~consoling than Is the
breath of spring; there's solace In
its breezes, and men are simply
cheeses who do not dance and
sing. The tumble-bug is tumbling.
the bumblebees are bumbling, the
grass is getting green; this fact
appeals to reason: there is n
better season for burning gaso-
line. Oh. April is a hummer, she
is the cheerful conner who gets
the welcome sign: though some
times wet and windy, inclined to
raise a shindy, her curves are
mostly fine. She shows that VIM
ter's ended. for she Is not attend
ed by snow and ice and sleet:
with cold she's never stung us.
and so she lands among US with
both her queenly feet
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-08
N EnTTEEss AROEsEp.

Apparently there must be scandal
brewing in ancient Piscatawaytown.
The editress of the esteemed Raritan
independent arises to the full sense
Of her responsibility in last weeks
issue and publishes the following time
" warning which, no doubt. will be
duly needed.
when a married nan falls so low
as to openly run around with another
mans wife. then Its high time hat
the moral element of the community
openly put their stamp of disapproVal
on such conduct by administering a
dose of tar and feathers and riding
the offending parties out of town on
a rail- to the tune of a brass band. The
guilty wretches know who they are
shame on You'll Nough Sed.-Ed-"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-08
&1%~
rArnRs MEMoRI,L BRIDGE.

The suggestion of the EVENING
NEWS That the state highway bridge
over the Raritan river between the
Amboys be made a state memorial for
the New Jersey boys who fought in
the World War meets with favor
among the coast resorts. The. Asbary
Park Press commenting on the project
last night said:
THE proposal that the bridge to be
erected over the Baritan river at Perth
Amboy be made a memorial to the
veterans of the World War is n that
should receive consideration at the
hands Of the legislature when that
body is asked to appropriate funds
for the ornamentation of he strue-
ture.
1T Is estimated that the bridge as
ut present contemplated will cost So
100000. OF this amount s1,00o,o00
IS supplied by the federal government
and the remainder is provided for by
the state road tax. as the bridge Is
part of the state highway system. Ans
additional sum that the Legislature IS
asked to provide is for the purpose of
such ornamentation as will make the
bridge a fitting memorial to the men
Who fought in the nations service.
The especial appropriateness of
this structure as a war memorial lies
in the fact that it will form a con-
Meeting link between north and south
Jersey. The state falls into two nat
ural divisions with the Raritan river
as the dividing line. Ten of New Jer-
sey's counties lie south of that line and
ten north Of IT with the county of Mid
dlesex bisected by the river. A
memorial bridge at this point Will be
a constant reminder of hat unity
within the state which the veterans
preserved in the nation.
ut is not often that such an opportun-
ity as this presents itself. The founda-
ton Is provided-more than two mill
lion dollars with which to build the
bridge itself. All that Is asked Is
enough In addition to make the bridge
not only a thing of utility that viii
adequately serve the increasing traffic
etween the shore and New York but
a lasting memorial as well that Will
keep ever fresh in the public memory
the sacrifice OF those who fought for
the nation"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-08
rrrT1E SENTIMENT HERE.


Senator Johnson's failure to appear
In Perth Amboy yesterday afternoon
after all the advertisement thai the
proposed meeting received is not 60
ing to help his candidacy any as far
as this vicinity is concerned. But
perhaps it would have been a waste
of time for him anyway as there Is
very little evidence OF any John
SON sentiment in this section and,
judging from the remarks made by the
substitute hat Senator Johnson sent
to thi city. nc such sentiment was
likely to have been aroused.
Senator Johnson may be admired
for his sincerity and his determination
to stick to any policy in which he firm
Iy believes regardless of all conse-
He Is a brilliant orator and
has a winning personality. But in this
campaign the senator is fighting
against the inevitable. He would stop
something that has already happened.
When the United States went into
the war with Germany It did so for
better or for worse. hat responsible
ity cannot now be lodged. We were
going into the wal to see the thing
through. to see to it that such 4 cata-
clysm could not happen again-to
make the world safe for democracy.
But the n did not come with the
signing OF the armistice. Even the
treaty of peace ono signed and
put into force could not set every
thing in order at once and leave the
world to move on as before.
When the great forces that were set
IN motion by such a struggle as the
world has just passed through once
gain the momentum hat Is attained
by five years of fighting they cannot
be stopped in a day, a month or a
year. And until these forces are stop
ped and peace adjustments are made
the powers having a part in the war
are duty bound to live up to their
O"DilgdllOuS.
But Senator johnson and the rest
4 the dozen or more "bitter-enders'
in the United States senate would have
this nation withdraw with the job only
half done. He would leave Europe
PROSTATE with her cities devastated
her people starving ana quarrelins
among themselves. TO recover alone
from the awful ordeal through which
she has just passed. He would have
the United States return to her money
getting. money-spending orgy regard
less of the hopeless condition of those
for whom we were supposed to have
fought while we were at the same time
fighting for ourselves.
The Tinted Safes a no longer
isolate herself from world sfairs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-08

Affairs In Europe have a vital effect
on this The recent war
was entirely a European affair at the
beginning but we could not ignore it
and finally we were actually drawn
into 1t. Not only have we had an
active part In the struggle Itself. but
our trade has spread out all over the
world. not to mention the ten billion or
more dollars that Europe now owes us.
In business life when q man owes
another a large sum Of money the per-
son who loaned the money is extreme
.ly interested in the welfare of the
fellow TO whom the loan was made to
see that he is able to make good when
the time comes. According TO Senator
johnson, however. European affairs
even with Europe owing us billions OF
dollars. regardless Of the millions Of
dollars worth of trade we carry on
with European countries every year. Is
no concern of ours. Senator Johnson
doesn't care whether Europe ever gets
Strengthened out again or not, and as
for us assisting her in getting
straightencd out. that. in his opinion
is not to be thought of.
But we do not believe senator John
son and the rest Of tho "bitter-enders'
voice the sentiment of the American
people. We are not a nation prone 10
shirk responsibility. The League Of
was designed to get the ma
of the world closer together In
the future and at least make some
10 settle all International dis
hereafter in a peaceful manner.
with such a league functioning prop
erlv armament could be reduced,
militarism could DO put in the back
and people would not only be
of the awful expense OF
.couipping and maintaining costly
and navies, but trade could be
built up on broad lines and thoughts
could be turned to peaceful pursuits.
Tho plan for the League of Nations
as drawn up by the peace conference
may not have been all that 1t should
be. but 1t was at least a start in the
direction.
However, the peace treaty including
the league covenant was killed in the
United States senate largely through
the efforts OF Senator Johnson and
the handful of "bitter-enders' who
forced Senator Lodge to accept their
For this Senator johnson
now seeks vindication from the
American people. He does not stand
a ghost of a chance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-08

cautious in all business matters while
this configuration prevails. They are
warned that many of their own sex
will be dangerous to deal with, be-
cause of reckless schemes and even
fraudulent enterprises.
1t Is declared hat this year will
mark their growth of opportunity
will be inevitably some who misuse
the chance to undertake novel ven
lures in business OIL politics.
This Is not o lucky wedding day
since Mercury as wei as Venus
frowns. Letters may bring unhappi-
ness and disappointment.
The theatre may not find this a
n it is held as a menacing date for
players as we'll as plays.
Steady increase in the birthrate Is
prognosticated and there Is likely to
be a greater number of girls than
boys.
During the war radical changes in
civilian clothing were prophesied and
although they are not yet apparent
they will be introduced gradually, 1t
is asserted by those who read the
stars.
Education and educators will con-
tinue to focus attention al through
the summer. Important reforms will
| raise academic standards and pro-
fessors will benefit.
Again danger of loss to merchants
! and importers who deal in things
| especially attractive to women is
foretold, and 1t will come through
organized action Of some sort.
Persons whose birthdate it Is
should be very conservative in all
| business matters during the coming
! year. Young women will be sought
in marriage.
Children born on this day may be
| inclined to be careless and too fond
| of company. These subjects of Aries
| are usually talented and extremely
attractive to persons of opposite sex,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-08
PARAGUA LAND OF
GREAT OPPORTUNITIES
8v The Associated PresA

BIZ The Associated PresA
BUENOS AIRES, March 17-Para-
quay is a land of wonderful oppor-
tunity for North Americans, says w.
l.. Schurz. United States trade COM
! missioner who has just completed a
| seven months investigation of its re-
sources. Ten million dollars in
| American money has thus far been In
| vested In the little republic, but in
the opinion of Mr.. Schurz, millions
more of American capital would find
q profitable return there.
Nearly the size of the state of Mis-
| souri, and with less than 1000. 900 in
| habitants, Paraguay has untouched
| resources of amazing variety and pos
| sibilities. Mr.. Schurz told a corre-
| spondent of the Associated Press.
"Over half the country Is forested
with the finest hard woods in the
world" he said. Its soil and climate
are capable of raising anything under
the sun including wheat and bananas.
Experiments have proven that more
cotton to the acre IA be raised on
Paraguayan soil than on n other
soil where cotton Is cultivated at pres
ent. 1t Is good for tobacco and sugar.
1t Is good for anything.
Oranges In Paraguay grow wild
You would not ~believethat only one
out of every 100 oranges produced In
Paragpar ever is eaten. But it Is so.
Billions of oranges lie on the ground
{, and rot.
There are deposits Of manganese
and iron of unknown extent that
have not been worked since the Par
|aguayan war ended in 1870. 1t Is
waiting for a railroad to be built to II
There is also copper.
1.-THE American investments II
Paraguay at present are in cattle
meat packing plants and q~uebracho
There are less than 100 Americans II
the whole country. They are popular
with the natives who think a lot o.
the United States .
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-08
pEBT-HAIsTNG BILL SIGNED.

Governor Edwards has seen fit to
sign the bill permitting counties to
raise their debt limit from 2 to 4 per
cent, of the assessed valuation This
places the taxpayers at the tender
mercies of their county officials elect
ed TO serve them. With a debt limit
already over 5 per cent, and . local
tax rate in many OF b municipalities
of over 81 on the 500 valuation the
people OF Middlesex will do we'll to
keep close tabs on the Board of Free
holders to see how they use this new
power to go on spending money or
course there Is a remedy for any e1-
travagance when those who indulge
in it at the taxpayers expense come
up for reelection.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-08

lgAkAt 1Ntc
What has become Of the o. +. man,
who was prosperous and saved money
on q $50 a month salary?
Women use more soap and water
than men. They have to. They expose
more of their epidermis.
A MAJ has to have fifteen or twenty
dollars when he goes shopping. But
all a oma needs is a fare.
Every girl who reads that nine out
OF ten girls are knock-kneed Will
stand on q chair in front of her mir
ror and feel thankful that n is the
Tenth girl.
We are glad to see in the fashion
dope that the waiStline is to be right
above the hips this summer. We are
tired of seeing it Just under the arms
and Just below the tummy.
A girl is so proud of her SILK petit
coat that she gets terribly embarrass-
ed if 1t shows below the hem OF mel
skirt.
A Bully gets by In this world be-
cause other men are polite to a mai
they know will fight.
Many q young husband doesn't dis
cover that his wife has a mustache
until two months after he Is married
1t Is easy to tell single couples from
married couples. The male end or the
| single couple acts like She might gel
away from him. The male end or tn
! married couple acts like he might no
| be able to get away from her.
A Bride is led to the altar abou
the same way a driver leads the horse
| that Is running away with him.
Wry does a girl make a fool of her
J self over a man when 1t Is easy fo'
| her to make a fool of him?
And il the girls would hide othe,
| things the way they hide their ears
! they sure would be mysteries.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-08
Daily Horoscope
Friday April o. 1920

fconvright. 1920, by The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate)
Astrologers read this as a most IN
l,cky day, for Mercury rules al
yersely and Venus is in evil place.
Actors and actresses may I'm TINS
a SWAY under which they are thwart-
ed In big hopes. but the stars prom
Use better things, in the u e..
Freedom and independence for
+hose who desire to reach the
heights by hard work in the theatre
seem to be foreshadowed through
some sort of cooperative plan.
The idea Of cooperation is strong
~ stimulated by the stars n the
seers predict that the development
Of plans for the future Will incluae
household innovations IN whlch the
many will profit. -
Women should be most wise and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-08
w,ve am sti.I in Committee

NEW BRUNSWICK. April 81
Assemblyman Fred DeVoe did not
succeed in getting hts teachers min
fmum wage bill out Of the senate
committee for vote yesterday. but
hopso to bring the bill out next Mon
day. Chairman Mackey, of this COM
mittee, stated that sentiment seems
to be against the bill which Is the
reason II is being held back. The
chairman believes the minimum
ware measure would be a burden on
the taxpayers of the smaller munich
palities.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-08

Dear Luke: | noticed IN the New
Orleans Item that a man who lived
to be 100 years old blamed his lon
gevity to real beer and salt pork.
You and me want to live long lives.
Luke, so wen form a partnership and
III supply the salt pork.-P. Z. c.,
New Orleans.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-08
nh Chusbf

1T Is a fact" said old Miss Matt
Deny 1t If you can;
There W was a romance mat
Did not contain a man."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-08
What's the Fare TO Los AnegIesi


Cad. in Calgary Herald.)
Widow with maiden worth $4,000
to marry honorable gentle
man. Write Mrs. Warm, 2216h Tenn
pie street, Los Angeles, Cal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-08
Oh, JOY!

Sweet spring is here warm days draw
nigh,
We see the budding trees;
Prepare to swat the pesky fly,
And dodge the busy bees;
Prepare to see the girls pass by
In skirts that show their knees
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-08
What Every Husband Hears.

NIlIL IsNtFl TEU-UIHU TEtHFss
I'D like to ave something decent
to wear like otner women"
"Other men stay at home with their
wives at night, nut you are always
gaduing around"
I'm getting sick and tired OF
scrimpiug and saving While you are
blow ing in your com down town."
1t is mighty funny otner men get
their salaries raised n you don't.
Il wish / mad it TO do over again. L
wouldn't marry anything that wore
pants"
You are all smiles and dimples
when you meet these painted ships on
the street, but l get nothing but n
black look"
you used to take me once in
a while. but now you don't know / am
on earth"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-08

Don't sigh because you have nc
wealth,
Don't grumble and don't swear
Tor brother, If you have good health
You are q Millionaire.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-08

What animal makes the nearest
approach to MANI" asked the teacher.
""The eootie," replied the red-head-
ed boy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-08
Poor Mani

4 woman uses all her charms,
Until a man she lands;
For when she falls into his arms,
He falls into her hands.
Luke McLuke.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-08
Ooofi

Are you aware n your candidate
has been mixed up in some shady
transactions in the past ?" asked the
Democrat.
Is that SO ." demanded the Re
publican.
yes" replied the Democrat. Ill
used TO be an awning manufacturer
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-08

There was a young lady in Worcester,
Who owned a most beautiful rouces-
ter
lie flew up a tree.
And his owner h
Couldn't reach him with no one to
boucester, Mutt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-08
Goo-Bi!

He bought a set of brand-new tires,
And now he's busy tending fires;
The salesman said they would not
skid they ald.
Luke McLuke.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-08

The County Health Officer located
In Frankfort, KY, bills himself as a
collaborating Epidemiologist."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-08
Watch Us Grow!

Napoleon Bonaparte, plasterer,
Hence Sweet. dairyma MA. T. Kettle,
switchman, and Green Black, . red
headed engineer, nave Joined the
Knoxville (Tenn.) branch Of the
Cub.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-08

David Rakestraw of Cedarvillc,
Ohio, and Clover Meadows and Flow
err Meadows OF Kansas City, have
Joined the Club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-08

Herbert Hoover's remarkable run In
Michigan without the slightest effort
being made In his behalf is really the
feature OF tina interesting primary
election Mis- !candtkcy has the odd
Guard guessing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-08

For when a man has iost his head
Because of woman's way,
He'll fall for another, it's said,
And do it every day.
Canon News.