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The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-09

Sunday Mr.. A. Carpena the clothier
went to Tucson on business, return
ing yesterday evening.
In another column today there ap-
pears the statement of the Sonora
Bank & Trust Company, as made t.
the Bank Examiner at the close Of
business February 2S Attention is
called to the fine showing made.
Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. George
Beebe were in from Elgin.
Yesterday Mr.. C. A. Pearce, of the
mining firm of Pearce & Gardner
was in from Patagonia.
Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. George
Beebe were in from Elgin.
Mr.. r. H. Reynolds, deputy col
lector of customs at Naco, is visitor
at Nogales, having come yesterday.
Mrs. E. D. Miller is reported quite
i'll with influenza.
The Governors Day Special Edition
of "The Oasis" will present a scien-
tific monograph by Doctor Alonzo
Cleaver, the noted geologist, upon
The Pennsylvania formation in Ari-
zonag and in Santa Cruz County
particularly-the oil stratum par ex-
cellence.
Yesterday Mr.. Frank Loun, the
contractor, who had been ill with the
"flu," was out again attending to
business for the first TIME in a week.
OoOSAoeby 4h1 Jus oIIlIlC n. kOdAOIl,
county superintendent, went to Phoe-
nix to attend meeting of school su-
perintendents from all counties in
the state.
Yesterday Mr.. C. D. Allen went to
Tucson on business,
Mrs. l.. M. Raines, wife of the
manager of the Nogales Steam
Laundry, who had been i'll week or
more, was out yesterday for the first
time.
Yesterday Mr.. E. C. Rivers, ad-
vertising manager of "The Daily
Morning Oasis" started work solicit
ing advertising for the Governors
Day edition; and he received gratify-
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-09

Sunday Mrs. Phillips Thomas and
her son Master George Thomas de-
parted for California.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-09
LOCAL ITEMS.

Yesterday evening Mr.. Writ G
Bowman returned from Hermosillo
where he went last Thursday.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-09

Yesterday Mr.. E. c. Rivers, ad-
vertising manager of "The Daily
Morning Oasis" started work solicit
ing advertising for the Governors
Day edition; and he received gratify-
ing, substantial patronage at every
turn,
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-09

Yesterday evening Mr.. Manning
of the Altoona Cotton Growers, AS
sociation, returned from a visit at
Hermesillo.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-09

Yesterday Mrs. ]. A. Fraser and
the sister of her deceased husband,
Miss Annie E. Fraser, went over to
Ruby to look out for the property in
terests of their deceased brothers, j..
A. and Alex. Fraser, victims of the
tragedy of ten days age.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-09

This bill represented "heavy"
week too, says Towers.
"It's a good lesson for food pro-
fiteers," said Mayor Snyder.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-09

Sunday Mr.. A. Carpena the clothiel
went to Tucson on business, return
ing yesterday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-23
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO. April .s,--H~svy s>uins ds-
veioped In grain futures In late trading
on the Chicago Board of Trade today
and the market took on a weak tnsae
hftsr open ming firm. 10th corn and oats
~sr~ a shade lessr than yesterdays
cIo~~
selling by seabosrd traders and buying
BY shorts In the last hour In tho fore
noon today vas Induced by q stump m
the stock market The general upHcttf.i
financial situation ~as the reason attrib-
utcd for tho uncertainty.
Provisions wsre uneh anFed to bower.
May corn. which opened down = 70 at
ti.ss. remained unchanged IN later trad
ing: July corn, up y on opening at
tiks. lost 1Nc later: september corn,
Ne
May oats, NO No on opening at sssr.
remsissd unchanged. a. aid Jelly oats.
winch opsasd up 19c ct STE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-23
LIBERTY BONDS
STAND UP WELL
nv RALPH y. COUCH

WASHINGTON, April ss--IAber.
~ bonds gave a wonderfully sooa
account Of themseives." Aakiaht
Secretary Ieffiugweii Of the roas.
ury department. said today IN els.
cussinG the roccnt period Of ,,vcat
depreciation Of n,isccllaneous seeuri.
ties.
Thir period came 20 n climax
"Wednesday when tho New York
stock exchange suffered the most
hectic day In months thru rush OF
selling orders which broke quota.
tions Of practically an securities.
Hut | am told that q feaiur. Of
Tharrday's iAberty bond market. "
said I<fflngwrli. was the, unusual.
~ large buying OF small lots by
investors. Liberty Soodhs are stand
ing on their own feet without arti
fioial support"
Irffinrwell cited yesterdays mar
kct CLOSING prices 81 IAbersy bonds
OF the nine sovrvnfnent issues Of
tho great war period. seven showed
lncr~ls.s at last nights closing
over the closing prtre~ Of the pre-
vscus dAy when an s~casiti~~ broke
Ieffingwcil and other treasury Of
ficsal- agreed in the conviction that
Ixb-~ty bonds and Victory notc~ Win
reach par.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-23
STRAWBERRIES
ARE DUE TODAY

Wholesale produce market showed
little change In quotations Friday.
Trading was active all along the
street. The shipment of Louisiana
ntrawbcrrics which was duc 10 ar
rive "Wednesday had not reached
here by an earfy hour Friday. but
dealers were expecting the berries
during the dny. The shipment will
probably be In poor condition owing
tn the long period In transit
Local dollhouse oucumber are
appearing on the market In In
creased quantities. Quotations have
dropped 10 $3.50 a dozen and fur
Their reductions aro I'm sight
Butter and egg markets show
steady movements with some dealers
Of the opinion that butter quotations
arn due 20 take another fall by next
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-23
MUST SPEED UP
STADIUM DRIVE

Uuscsrs Seattle comes thru win her
customary eleventh hour rally. tho
university stadium building fund In
mot going to b. raised by saturday
night
This Wa app<ArcsN ~ noon tosiny
whom only ti9e. 80 Of tho required
eeoe.eoo r~puscd m tho bank.
1T has bsen tho history Of other
drives thai tho greater part of the
quota wNe rni~ssi In tho last few
hourr.- sid MAJ J. n. pous Lass. act.
Ing chairman of thu stadium commit
Tea. We are placing a lot OF roll
ance In tho expected whirlwind I'm.
ish.-
A thcro canvass of tho business
district is undar way ~ alumni cap.
tsin~i by W. }. c'w@'D Coyie today.
aided BY 70 Or % sAlcsmen from tho
Ton oN1pck club. branch OF tn.
chansbw a Commerce. Their stunt
s 10 I'll 100 morc stadium scaka b.
fore sstssvs&y night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-23
Radio Operators
Must Take Exam

The United States radio inspector
~ the Tth Radio District will - IN
Tacoma Saturday for the purpcss
Of conducting examinations for radio
operators. both commercial and ANA
seur.
Amateurs at Tacoma now holding
second grade amateur radio op~rs
ator licenses must take the sxani'
nation for amateur first Grade "
censes at 10 A. m. postoffsce build
Ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-23
WANTS $4,000
FOR ISLANDER

In a slander sun, begun to-day by
y. q. Northrup. hs alleges that j,
A. Graham. a grocer at toi W.
oater st. remarked In the prcsencs
II witnesses on March -.
"Yeu'il bring back that sack Of
sugar you stole"
Northrup ASKS 5000 damages.
claiming injury 10 his reputation
lie uyr he soid the Gsier At
grocery 10 Graham on March :
and remained In the store several
days acauaintinz the new owner
With the tfsie.
The alleged sisnderous rcusar \
was made in nchwahseher Brothsfs'
Wholesale grocery. where tho two
met later. Northrap says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-23
To Sell Goods of
Army and Navy

Announcement was made today 10y
the Camp Lewis Wireless that the
government had assigned TO them
approximately si54,0 OF army and
navy goods. including cotton batting.
gray yarn. a large quantity white
navy beans and two carloads OF
slightly uaed enamel wear. A perm.
anent downtown location for the sale
OF these goods has been opened by
the Camp Lewis Wireless at e04
Third ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-23
CAILLAUx MUST
60 TO PRISON

PARIS. April sss--Jo~rph Caillaux.
fo~urr prcmser Of France. convicted
OF holding correspondence with tho
enemy daring tho war. today was
sentenced 10 three pears in prison by
the ssnais. sitting rs high court of
justice.
sincs. Under tho French law. soil
tary confipesueut counts for one.
Fourth more than regular imprison.
us~nt, caiiiaux. having SERVED -
months alons. win be entitled to Is
months crrdit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-23
Honey Is Seized
by u. S. Marshal

Twelve cases OF Queen Bee honey
consigned TO a local firm from the
California Honey Co, Portland,
we're seized hy Deputy Y. S. Mafshal
Frank Colfgan Friday morning. The
libel charges that the label proclaiins
the contents 10 be pure honey. when
IN fact II is sdulterated with glucose
The sweet stuff viii be returned "a
the owners upon condition that they
label II correctly. II Is said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-23

WASHINGTON. April 20. - The
Daughters OF the American Revolu-
ton, In convention here, Journeycd
TO Mount Vernon today and laid
wrcatha on the tomb OF George
Washington.
Mira George NJ. Minor, OF Con
necticut. has boon elected president
general of the y. A. H.. succeeding
Mrs. George T. Guernsey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-23
Penny Carnival
at Collins Field

IL will b. worth cents Of any
KIDS money TO attend tho fsrut annu.
al penny carnival at Collins play.
fieid. 10Th ave. and Washington mt..
FRIDAY evening. according to Roger
Cutting. instructor. Moving pictures.
vaudeville and an animal circus ar.
featured. Kids between Q and rs ARE
welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-23
Mike, Alas, Has
Left CITY Hall

Ayah' Ayahl Mike has soae' MIKE
was the ariatocrrltie Boston bulipap
that was brought into Tn. Lost and
Found department OF the Muny linen
wednesday and who rapidly wor.n.si
himself into the affections of the en-
pioyeH Mt Muffy headquarters.
Mikes" owner. Mrs. George Blair.
APPEARED to claim him Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-23
Mexican Jailed
in Theft Probe

Two rooms In the Welcome hotel
were entered and quantity OF
clothing ana Jewsiry stolen Trurs
DAY night Jswis Moreno. as. a
Mexican. was seen leaving the hotel
he denied completely In the rob
tperies. but nevertheless he ~ IN
the city Jail Friday pending a com
piets invessigs ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-23
LAST TIMES TONIGHT
REX BEACHS
1.-THE SILVER HORDE"
Maid Gone and So
L. Her Clothina

ID r. Hughes wtfe heard from
neixhbors on April 10 that her
maid was seen piiiaging bureau
drawers In the Hughes home at itie
Belmont ave. Al that time nothing
was found stolen. but the maid was
discharged on general principles.
Friday the theft OF $3.50 In WEARING
apparel was discovered. The police
are hunting for the maid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-23
SUGAR PRICE TAKES
ANOTHER LEAP; NOW
$2O.5O A HUNDRED

SAN FiIANCfSaO. April "a
Sugar prsecs SCARED again today
arcording To AN announcement
by the California, Hawaiian Sugar
Refinery. --latest prices are
5000 "a hundred pounds, which
will raise the retail price Ia 20
cents. according to Kroccrs
Increase In tho prtro az rnw
sugar In given as thu r-asun for
the jump. sugar rufinerp are
Unanimous In tho opinion that
governmental Investigation can.
not bring down pricss until liza.
waiian and Cuban prices are
lowered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-23
Pickpockets at
Work in Market

Mrs. a. II. Meoresor. sos Pike
st. appeared at central police station
Friday and declared her pocket had
been picked Thursday Afternoon At
Pike Place market OF a pocke,book
containing her sons savings amount.
Ing TO t3s, she suspects a woman
who jostied her several tinca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-23

The master OF the American
steamer Point Judith reports 10 the
Branch Hydrugraphio office al San
Francisco. CAL b. radio. that at .
p. m April II. 1879. the light at
Minizo ancboTass 'oeAst Of Mexico.
was not burning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-23

detail. on the instant--thc equal In
fabric and fit to the best taiiorcd-to'
measure suits--and certainly great
deal less expensive.
We carry mems fashionable clothes
OF famous advertised makes. and we
back them up with our own guaran-
tee. Come In and order your sui,
now--be prepared for Spring.
Cherrys style shop. 2o7 Rialto
building. over Pig'n Whistle. Second
ave, between Madison and Spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-23

J. II. BERIAULT. president OF the
Bcriault Manufacturing company. an
nouncos the completion OF their fac
tory at i104-14 Broadway. The firm
will manufacture Beriault's Hair hit.
ter,a. which IL contcmplates develop.
ing into a national product.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-23

NEW YORK. April a,.--rhe foreign
exchange market opened easier today
Demand sterling opened at tiLS7S. of
Ne. frnue checks AZ is.s7e. of cen
times. lire checks at fT,c. Off II cen
times. marks. demand. slightly higher al
i.s.~. s1d cables at is7e. Canadian dol.
lars. 81 %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-23
Status Of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. Aprfi rf-A rriiipr wave
nit the stess snarsst avyinr N. frs'
hour tedsy. After struas sp~uins, Rsesl
common op.p.i ~ So. snd advanced q
SIS
unconfirnsi stories wsro W circulation
ihAs tbs rsoi which nM existed IN cru.
rihis vas FettpnE out. which tended "a
snsetu. th~ general nssrtst
ops sting pr,sss ~~rsi c~ntrsi Leather
.. ia, up v rnites States Rubber ~
iss. vp IN Hincisir si sSS unchanged
MEXICAN r~troisum at iEEh. up ~
Amssscsn asssr at ia. up v Tss~s
cosn vsey 81 Ns, up y n~adfns II
| ~. w = fAekswanna as~>i sf az.
up ia Omitted state. steel a, $50. un-
eiiasrsdi fssSshasss o. is,. ut ~
A state dsp~Stuest dispatch tsitssx Fl
rua vests from Americans on the Pacific
and ovif coasts Of .Merico for prcsrcsiosi
81 Matted etates ~arships wss all tins
speculative element needed tor an attack
on the pohshy oil issaes- They fofesd
Pan American "a aoek d0wn To ~. of
- paints from the previous eiAs~, while
the AIr- ssock NJ, ssN. off 81 Msstesn
Petroleum at sissN. was oft rsariy "a
potfiLa. All of these Lovs represented nE
| vres under tho low prices Of Thursday
morning
Traders then ~st~rdsf their -uinE "a
ether parts Of the list. bot with few et.
ceptions they mot with considerable re.
aimtance baldwin WAS forced under fis
atud~bas~r below les ssa sf~ei below "
but ali ee thess iarts~a sexairef thu ibaa
vben tho pressure was removed.
The nskrkst efosed veal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-23

] Tho Southwestern Alaska liner
: Admiral Watson, Scheduled 10 sail
Saturday night. has boon delayed he.
cause Of an accident 10 her stern
! frame. 1t IN announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-23
Buy Your Suit
Conveniently
CHERRY CHAT

NiERRY'S terms
~ will IN AXE II
convenient for you
to secure "a smart
sprin & suit right
now - and lou can
have II the day you
want tour expert
filters will have
your suit ready for
.A ---f.,s la a.rnr.i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-23
Doctor Forbes"
Reaches Seattle

Going under the name OF r. c.
Johnston. the alleged notorious bad
check artist. knowA here as DIR. Rob
srt ~. roebce. arrived In Seattle Fri.
day morning. on his way to valdez.
Alaska. 10 face federal charges. He
II In tho custody Of Deputy United
States Marshal D. G. Dorrity and
Deputy Sheriff J. ". Raleigh. Of salt
Lake city. Johnston was arrested n
month ago. in the desert country of
Utah. where he had fled aftsr break.
ing out Of the OkanogAn county jan.
Seattle ranks third In volume OF
passenger traffic. says ~. r. l.. stur.
dee. general agent in seattle OF the
Canadian Pacific system.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-04
HOME SEEKERS


 have here of late advertised number of good buys. in houses. And due to the fact that my location is upstairs in the Masonic Hall Building, on South Central Avenue. it seems evident that some dread the climbing of a flight of stairs, or have the idea that they may get a mile away from the busi ness part of Phoenix, meaning the down town offices of this beautiful city.
 Now may I say to you, Just you once climb this flight of stairs, turn to your right when you reach the first floor. and walk in the office of F. A. Jefferson, Realtor, Room 201. NIT. Jefferson himself. MT. Hall or MT. Johnson will be at your service in giving you all the assistance they can in helping you locate, decide upon. and buy. that home that you are seeking May I briefly state what we have to show you: City Business Property, number Of good Bargains Residence Property. in all parts of the city; Acreage. from one acre tracts to larger tracts; 5s, los. POS, 40s, and dandy good buy in so acres, all planted 10 cotton. six miles of Phoenix
 And if you are interested in Paradise land we have some good buys there too.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-04
F. A. Jefferson

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE g SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE
 PHONE 71O 1f
Arizona republican., 1920-06-04
NOTICE

FOR SALE-Cotton crop of 40 acres Call Stewart. Citizens State Bank.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-04
A REAL RANCH

320 acres Glendale Loess, all planted to cotton and a perfect stand. and as fine as split silk; fenced and cross fenced with Paige wire fence; good house and lots of shade; good barns and water piped all over place; S5000 And this is one of the best prOposi- tions we have to offer. Good terms and one-half the cotton goes with place. See me at once
 MADISON, WITH CHAS. $. REAPER 200 acres fine Glendale land: all to cotton, and fine; $525; good buy.
 AS acres northeast Bargain.
 SEE MADISON. WITH
 CHAS. :. REAPER
 IS W. Adams St. m FOR SALE-Best new house buy in the state, 5-room modern pebble dash brick, good location. Will sell for at least $500 less than you can build for today. Phone 4425. m
Arizona republican., 1920-06-04
For Sale-Houses
OUR CREED
HONESTY IS THE BEST PoLIcYp 'TT PAYS TO BUY REAL ESTATE"
Good Homes

Groom modern frame house. built in features; fine shade, beautiful grape arbor. nice lawn. large garage. good chicken runs; water piped in garage; blocks of carline, northeast. This place will appeal to anyone wanting a nice little home: $325O. $1200 cash.
 Nice small modern frame house, large garage with sleeping room up- stairs; young shade; chicken house and runs; beautiful lot 60x200 feet, fenced with posts set in concrete. Located near Osborn school and Indian school car line. Price s2600; s120O cash, balance terms.
 5-room modern new brick; hardwood floors. built-in features, very large kitchen. cement porch and cement walks: young shade. Price S45O0, $500 cash. balance $50 per month including interest. Immediate possession.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-04
For Sale-ReaI Estate
GOOD BUYS Look Them Over

10 acres of the best soil in the valley; miles from Phoenix; planted in cot ton; good frame house. sheds. chicken run, etc. Believe me, the cotton looks good. and the price looks better. $S500 buys 1t with $3000 cash.
 ANOTHER 10 ACRES
 A 10 acres just out of the city limits; it is planted in cotton and fruit; a good frame house, lots of shade: crop, implements and everything goes. See this one and buy it. Price $10,000.
 A LOVELY SUBURBAN HOME 20 acres. just off Center street; 10 acres in cotton and 10 in alfalfa; big, fine house with all the conveniences of the city; barns sheds, etc. If you want a home in the country, you can't afford to overlook this one.
 ANOTHER 20 ACRES
 A twenty that is planted in cotton, with promise of a bumper crop; a good house. barns. etc. This piece of land must be sold this week. The price is $65O per acre and it requires about s5oo0 to handle it.
 HANSON, WITH
 NJ. F. GREEN REALTY co.
 COMMERCIAL HOTEL BLDG.
 8 s. Center. Phone 1929.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-04
For Sale-KeaI Estate
1O-Acre Bargain

GOOD lot to build on; shade; South First Avenue. Cash, $550. Phone S8O9 or S17 N End Street.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-04
Auctions

CHAMBERS TRANSFER AND
 STORAG COMPANY
 REINCORPORATED ARIZONA STORAGE AND DIsTRIB-
 UTING co.
 FRIDAY JUNE 4, 1:3O F. M- Old Storage Goods Listed for Auction E. A. Barnes, household goods. ss.5O- l dental chair, $21.
 Copper Basin Mining Co.,, mining material, s62.
 Caufman, l trunk $20.5O. Elite Candy CO, 1 counter, $36. MC. F. Conner, l creamery machine S115.5o.
 Al. K. Doe, household goods, $3975. Mrs. Eddy, household goods, STATS. F. E. Farrin, household goods, $27. @G. B. Frederick, hardware, $50. Joseph Greenaugh. boxes house hold goods, s22.75.
 Heart of the World Co., crated Heef Pharmacy Lab. household Mrs. Edith La Rue. school supplies, $1s.50.
 Frederick and Lee. hardware. s77.5O. Mir. R1anse. household goods. s61. ". ". Martin, l box and contents, ss45O
 Alma Mike, 1 box dishes, $14. Ryan, l motorcycle, $20.50. c. H. Savage, l piano, boxed, S30. Mr. Soaring, root beer supplies, F6450.
 Chas. stelzer, books, s19.50- w D. J. Tremaine, household goods s33.25.
 MT. Winters. household goods. $S5. O. D. Young, 1 case ostrich feathers Geo. B. Peart. s1.75. 9 cases house aoId goods, $75.95.
 T. $. Rush, household goods. $16.50. II. Strickland. household goods Jas. W. Westervelt, household goods sSs. .-o D. A. Burns, household goods, $165O IT. B. Christian, $51.75, C. house hold goods. $141. 75.
 Wm. c. Myers, office equipment. S2t A. R. TAYLOR. AUCTTONEER
 920 S. CENTER ST.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-04
62 ACRES

UNDER PUMP
 CAMELBACK DISTRICT All in cotton, perfect stand. no John son grass. should produce bale to acre. land is level, soft loamy soil. good ditches and easy to irrigate. well inn proved. including three head of horses, one COW, bunch of chickens. all neces- sary implements. and household goods; sickness is reason for disposing of this beautiful tract of land: for immediate sale $450 per acre; $12.000 cash.
 SEE NORDQUIST
 STEWART REALTY co.
 Tel 1897. r ". Adams. I COTTON RANCHES so acres, all in cotton. excellent stand old alfalfa land. The best sandy soil $500 per acre. reasonable terms. 50 acres, all in cotton. looking fine. close to town and no danger of water log. S700 per acre.
 The crop this fall will half pay for either of above ranches If you are looking for a ranch strictly first class. look at these.
 GEARE & OLDAKER l. W. Washington Ford Hotel Bldg.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-04
Fer Sale-Real Estate

FOR SALE-At a bargain. One good resident lot on South First St. One block from pavement. Phone 3296. k
 10-ACRE tracts, adjoining Toltec. the Iettuce-s shipping point. This is your opportunity. Only a few tracts left: leveled and water now on it. Make your own terms Phone All and call for MT. Palmer. k
Arizona republican., 1920-06-04
For SaIe-Real Estate

CASA CYANIDE REIMBURSEMENT 160 acres, within miles of railroad house; cemented well; 40 acres under fence; roads on west and south section lines; SIS per acre, cash. The best buy in that section.
 INTERNATIONAL MINES &
 REALTY co.
 Phone 4955-P. O. Box 1889
 Suite 8. 40 ". First Ave. If