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Arizona republican., 1920-09-18
PHONE YOUR ADS TO 4sst
AUCTIONS
AUCTION 27 South Fifth Ave.

On Sept. IS, at 1:30 p.m-, we will sell full line of furniture, stoves, cooking utensils, dishes. chickens and many other things too numerous too mention. We buy for cash and sell on commission Your goods bring more money here. We run the largest clear ing house in the city The main line runs to our place; follow the crowds. Phones: 4779 J. B. GUESS.
 429e Auctioneer.
 TT F HALL Clerk bp
Arizona republican., 1920-09-18
STOP RENTING
5-ROOM FRAME

The price? Only SS,OoO. s1.2OO cash $40 per month. This is furnished and good buy
 WIDE AWAKE REALTY CO.
 335 w Washington ds
 Phone 492T
Arizona republican., 1920-09-18
MESA RANCHES Grow More Cotton
 Per Acre

TO acres fine cotton; 10 acres alfalfa; nice house. barn, good well, engine and pump, garage Moline tractor and lm- pIements. Good ground, close to Mesa. Cheap at S67, ,00O Crop and all go; $10,00O cash; s7500 when cotton is off, balance in fourteen annual payments. Good clean land and fine soil. Cotton crop is estimated at no less than 50 bales.
 37 ACRES just out side Mesa, north east. Will be on paved road. One half interest in 35 acres cotton. Good house, well, fruit shade, barn and garage; s750 can acre; $3000 cash; $5000 when cotton is off then $3000 a year. No better soil in the valley.
 40 ACRES under the new canal. east of Mesa. $60O0 Forty acres adjoining with water right now on 22 acres, Sl60O. They lay so they could be joined and make a fine place if person wanted larger than 40 acres. Prices as above for short time only.
 20 FINE ACRES just outside Mesa. Elegant home. garage sheds, vineyard, orchard, tower and tank. No finer su- burban home in the valley, 5000 an acre; $6000 cash. $30O0 February 1; balance four equal annual payments. Owner would consider trade on larger place.
 112 ACRES south Chandler, s4O0 an acre. Easy payments on the rest; small house. tank. good water. large barn.
 ABOVE ARE ONLY A FEW OF OUR LISTINGS IF YOU ARE IN THE MARKET LET US SHOW YOU. PRICE, REEL & NEWMAN REALTY
 COMPANY
 Ranches, City Property and Insurance. Main St. east Of Salt River Valley bank
 MESA, ARIZ. PHONE 139 br
Arizona republican., 1920-09-18
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 22O w. Washington
 Phone 1908

FOR SALE-Some real bargains in real estate. If you are interested in buying a real home cheap, don't fail to see these:
 Six room brick, new, located west Price. $500, s1.500 cash and $50 per month.
 Six room frame and small house in rear of a lot; all furnished; lots and plenty of nice shade and all kinds of nice shrubbery; near car line. Price. s4,500, S3,00O cash. This is a real bar gain.
 Five room frame house, northeast, almost new Price, $2,500, sS50 cash, balance easy.
 Small room frame house. south west; S2,750; $500 cash; this is good buy.
 Ten acres. all in cotton and very fine six room frame house. outbuild- ings and plenty of shade. Priced to sell at S10O00, S4000 cash. This price includes crop. bp
 68 ACRES 31z miles east of Center street, northeast No alkaH and very little Johnson: best cotton land. Win sell as a whole or in two POS and one 2S tract. Would consider a trade for larger tract near Peoria or Marinette Phone Owner. 361S. 1t
 FOR SALE-20O acres level fertile land, well improved, abundance of ar tesian water, in the city limits; 5 to 6 cuttings of alfalfa a year; 50 bushels of wheat to the acre; fine for cotton $125 an acre, worth double. H. J. Woodland. Las Vegas. Nev. ds
 NICE residence lot. northeast, near car line, handy to school. 12s E. Adams br
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Arizona republican., 1920-09-18
TODAY

MCPHERSON STREET AUCTION EHoITSE. FIRST AVENUE AND JEFFERSON STREET
 We have a nice selection of furni- nre and household goods oeds' cnalfs' aol<ars mattresses, dressers and many
 fber articles: also about 100 chickens I'd n1Ilets. one span of light horses
 Id one span of light mules and wagon
Arizona republican., 1920-09-18

ONE OF THE BEST CLOSE IN BUYS TO-DAY
 ON VERY DESIRABLE TERMS. LOCATION GOOD. WALKING DISTANCE
 ON CAR LINE.
 MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED. OWNER WILL CONSIDER GOOD PAPER OR
 LIBERTY BONDS
 AS PART PAY
 BUILT GOOD, WHEN BUILDING MATERIAL
 WAS DOWN.
 PRICED RIGHT.
 HAVE A LOOK
 WITH
 BAUM & MASON, IT NORTH 2ND AVE. 1t 4-room frame. s1SO0; only $500 cash. 4-room fISme, lot 100x150; a dandy little home, $2200. and will take car and cash for equity of $1275; balance easy. It is a bargain. Also have some dandy 1-acre tracts that are good buys. FRENCH, WITH PALMER
 10 N. End Ave. It
Arizona republican., 1920-09-18
S10O An Acre

145 Acres-Excellent pumping plant -16-inch well-Low lift. $5000 cash $6000 90 days; balance two years. Must have mOney-Tel. 1909. br
 A SNAP Five acres. good 1 room brick house with screen rooms, 2 story frame house in yard, barn 16x2S hen house 1GX24 chicken runs, cement stock tank 12x4x2, separator house. fine old shade and the best of water. At least S4000 improvements; good To- cation. Price s8000; terms For par tlculars. Phone 2l3R3. ds
 TWO ACRES and chicken ranch for sale syx goats Owner, East Jackson ana zzd street. dg
Arizona republican., 1920-09-18

FOR SALE-650 acres fine cotton land in weed patch c.gtrict, Kern coun- ty, California; $500 per acre; would consider selling half; must be cash or bankable security. For information write or see E. l. Rankin, RED No. 4,
 Box 39 Bakersfield, Calif 10P
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-22

Record wan, ad. bring results.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-22
ROckvale News

There were sc present at the Meth
odist Episcopal church Sunday school
last Sabbath.
Walsen Sunday to visit her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Liyod.
A. E. Goodhead and wife were in
Florence Sunday.
Mrs. c. Goodhead and Mrs. Erskine
were in Canon City Monday
Mrs. L. p. Hays returned to her
home in Canon City after a few weeks
visit with her mother, Mrs. w. T.
Beaven on Church Hill.
c. A. Jones and son Harry are both
on the sick list.
a picture. "The Red LANTERN" was
well attended at the y. NJ. c. A. last
Monday.
Mrs. George Seeds was in Canon
City Monday.
Murn Goodhead visited in Florence
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Goodhead and family. Mon
day.
The Y. NJ. c. A. will hold American
iZation meetings once month Dan
.iel Isaacs of Florence was the prin-
ciDal speaker at the one held Monday
evening.
Sam r. Parker, general secretary
nf the c. f. e. I. Y. NJ. C. A., wife and
children of Pueblo, made an official
visit last Monday.
Hon. M. e. Lewis of Canon City was
in town Tuesday taking the census
for Uncle Sam.
Gordon Scott, local mine clerk,
went to Denver Monday on business.
Mrs. A. Berta is recovering from
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-22
History of the
Red Cross to
Be Compiled

At the executive committee meeting
of the Fremont county chapter of the
A. K. C.. it was brought out that
Mountain division headquarters were
preparing a history of the work of
! the Red Cross in this section of the
country. A request has been forward
ed here to compile the history of the
work which has been done. Mrs. r
NJ. Harding has been asked to under
take this work with the assistance of
such others as she may call upon to
aid her.
1t is important that this information
be sent in or Fremont county with its
splendid record during the war will
have no place in the volume that is
being gotten up. Ii this history will
be included the organization of the
chapter, the officers Of the chapter at
mittees. the officers of the drives for
money and memberships. In this
will be included the amount of money
raised here. the number of garments
made. the number of surgical dress
ings. and other information of like
nature.
AS far as possible the names of all
workers will be included, and IT is
hoped that pictures may be obtained
of the garment workers in a group.
the gauze workers and other depart
ments of the work. II will be tre-
mendous task to compile this infor-
nation, and everyone who can CON
tribute any information or aid on this
subject should communicate with the
Red Cross at once. II is really i'm
portant that our record should not be
buried in Oblivion. an dso 1t Is nee
essary that we have our part in the
history which is being written. II
is thought that very few counties had
as splendid record for war work az
Fremont county. and its record should
be made permanent.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-22
Co. Commissioners
Going to Denver

Messrs. G. v. Hodgin. James Bel
knap and j. Victor McCandless will
leave for Denver on Sunday to attend
the annual meeting of the Colorado
Association of County Commissioners
which will be in session there next
Monday and Tuesday. George Her
rington of Ell Paso county will preside
at the meeting of the association.
President Greenwood of Boul d e r
county died since the last annual con-
vention of the association and Mr..
Harrington, having been vice presi-
dent. will take his place.
Most of the counties are represent
ed at these annual meetings by the
county attorney, road superintendent,
engineer or some other official. Many
matters relating to county govern
ment are discussed at the meetings of
the association; highway construction
and maintenance, of course. coming in
for the major part of its consideration.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-22
News of Fremont County
GATHERED BY OUR CORRESPONDENTS

her operation at Miunequa hospital in
Pueblo.
Chester Phillips and Robert Eastou
are located at Globe, Ariz.
Mrs Earring Johnson and daughter
Dorothy, returned to their home at
Eads the first of the week. after Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kile.
The Porkney house, which has been
occupied by a new family, makes an
increase in the population.
John Kile has been appointed Sun
day school superintendent of the
Methodist Sunday school for 1920.
The carpenters have the roof up on
the council room now, and in time will
look like itself once more.
There sas been quite a number OF
people who have had their houses
wired for electric lights here.
Joe Crosse of Florence has been
busy wiring houses the past week and
has about Is to wire at Coal Creek
James Villains. town treasurer. is
collecting water rent this week for
the month of January.
Mrs Marie Llewellyn is on the sick
list
William Morris is now located at
Casper, Wyo.
Mrs. Agnes Frew and daughter,
Margaret Belle. of Coal Creek spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John Hus-
band, her sister.
Mrs. John Plaza was a Florence
shopper Tuesday
Mrs. Frank Rambish was in Flor
ence Tuesday. shopping.
1t was pay day here'last Friday for
the miners.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-22
New Water
Consumers in
South Canon

A considerable number of the resi-
dents of South Canon are connecting
their houses up with the water mains
this winter, and increased demand will
be made upon the water mains there
in consequence. Water is measured
out to consumers on the South Side
by meter, and the tax for its use there
is made to the South Canon city coun-
Gil, which, in turn, makes payment to
the water department on this side of
the river. The amount of water used
in South Canon from the mains dur
ing December was 100000 gallons
While no data is obtainable as to
the amount of water taken from the
mains by the peop,e of Canon City
pending the completion of the annual
report of the superintendent to the
State Utilities Commission. which
must be filed within the next so days.
it is believed to be something like
1,250. 900 gallons day. In the sum
mer time the consumption approx
mates 100000 gallons daily. The
revenue of the water department is in
the neighborhood of $4,000 year
From its surplus during the last 12
months has been installed a coagulat-
ing system of clarification at the res
ervoirs costing nearly 10000. The
particular. and is conceded by the city
officials to be the best investment ever
made by the water department
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-22
Taking Testimony
for the Italian
Government

Senator Hattenback of Denver and
Senator Fincher of Breckenridge with
Representative George f. Colgate of
this city, Representative Phelps of
Pueblo and Representative Jenkins OF
Central City. constituting special
legislative committee appointed by
GOV. Shoup. are conducting an inves-
tigation in Denver into certain claims
of the Italian government against the
state of Colorado for the alleged muir
der of subjects OF the king of italy.
and the destruction of their property
during the coal strikes in this state
during 1894. At the conclusion of
the hearings OF the committee in Den
yer it will take testimony in the South
ern Colorado coal fields. Claims are
made by the Italian government for
damages against the state 70 rapproxi-
mately S125.060. The committee.
which has been in session several
weeks. is holding its sittings in the Of
fice of the lieutenant governor in the
capitol building. ON completing its
work the committee will make re
port to the governor who. in turn. will
file its findings with Secretary OF
State Robert Lansing in Washington
The committee win make recommend
ations to the State Department as to
the justice and legality of the claims
of the king of Italy in the matter II
is alleged that seven Italian subjects
were killed in the battle of Ludlow"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-22

Record want ADS prns results.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-22

Gle gathered under this most hospit-
able roof and enjoyed themselves most
thoroughly until the wee sma' -
hours The evening was passed in
playing games and with music. both
vocal and instrumental Does this
bunch" have good time? What?
DIR. 7. A. Davis of Portland was
sporting a new 1920 model Dodge car
on the Park the first of the week.
One of the most enjoyable evenings
of the past week was the surprise
party at the c. L. White home on Sat
urday evening The occasion was
in honor of the fifteenth birthday of the
son, Harry. About 20 of his friends
and schoolmates gathered at an early
hour and enjoyed the evening omst
thoroughly. The refreshments con
sisted of sandwiches, olives, cocoa, ice
cream and cake, which were most
daintily served by the hostess and
her assistants. Many new games
testing the memory and skill of the
participants were played during the
evening, and at late hour the gath
ering broke up with many wishes to
Harry for happy returns of the day.
Charles Lackey of Upper Beaver
was visitor in town Thursday. He
reports more snow than the usual
amount for this time of the year, and
that things are looking exceptionally
good that section. This last snow
was dandy on the Beaver.
Word comes from Plainyiew, Tex.
that the f. p. Jenkins family, who
left here last fall, will return to Pen
rose next month Mr.. Jenkins has
purchased the William Todd home
here in town from ]. F. Wright and
expects to reside here,
l.. G. Watson, wife and babies, for
merly residents of the Park, who have
been visitors in the parental Walter
Raper home in Concrete. spent Sun
day visiting on the Park. Mr.. Watson
returned to Little Rock, Ark, Tues
day. leaving the family here for
longer visit. He will soon be engaged
in the cold storage business in Texas.
The recent drop in egg prices on
the local market from so cents to 55
cents dozen is causing some walls
from the poultry keepers of the Park
although those who have been ship,
ping to regular customers are getting
little more than that prce.
w. ]. Brohman motored over to
Matteson last Saturday morning on
business and was caught in the snow
storm on the return trip. and com
PEELED to lay up his car in Colorado
Springs and finish his trip by way of
Pueblo. He went over after the car
the last of the week.
Ed Coffman. who has been on the
sick list for the past 10 days, was
able to be in town Friday.
William Todd was down from the
Schaeffer dam Friday and reports that
the snowfall last week amounted to
more than a foot in that vicinity. This
is indeed more good news for the
Park farmers.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-22
QUARTET TO SING
AT X. C. ENTERTAINMENT

The popular quartet. composed of
Ed Keleher. Robert Miller, Everett
Fisher and A. J. Zimmerman will be
one of the musical features at the
Knights of Columbus entertainment to
be gwen next Tuesday evening at st
Michael's hall. commencing at s
O'Clock. Rev. Father White of Sa-
Ida will be the main speaker of the
evening. Miss Nina skinner will
give some of her most popular. hu-
morous readings.
Record want aos pIns results.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-22
REPORTED TO BE
RECOVERING RAPIDLY.

Mrs ]. Noble. who has been seri-
ousiy III since her return from Canon
City where she spent the December
holidays visiting friends. is reported
to be RAPIDLY ecovering-Pueblo
Chieftain.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-22
State University
to Construct Gym
to Cost $3.50, 900

Plans for a new s250.00o gymnas-
ium for the University of Colorado,
comparing favorably with any similar
building in any of the large univer-
stiles in the country. have been prac-
tically completed. and according 10
the committee in charge, the bids Will
probably be let early in the spring.
Barring unusual delay. the building
should be ready for use within year
after construction starts. II will be
of brick construction and fireproof
In addition to the main gymnasium
floor. which will be s0x100 feet. there
will be an auxiliary gym 32xs0 feet.
Since the basketball court will only
occupy a small portion of the main
floor. collapsible bleachers will be
temporarily erected along the side
lines Together with the gallery there
will be a seating capacity capable OF
taking care of more than $500 people.
The gymnasium will contain all the
newest equipment, including over
head apparatus.
A swimming pool. 35x75 feet.
shower and locker room with 800 In
dividual lockers. a trophy room. two
team room, a physical directors Of
fee and examination room. an office
for the assistant director. and offices
for the athletic coaches are all pro-
vided for.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-22
MISS EELS VISITS
VISITS HOME FOLKS

Miss Aubene Eels. stenographerT at
the United oil Company offices in
Florence. spent the week end in
Canon City with relatives and friends
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-22
A. PAGE SUFFERS BAD
CUT ON HAND

A. Page cut one of his fingers quite
badly this morning while working
about his crispette machine He had
the injury dressed and looks for moth
ing serious To develop from II.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-22

We do all kinds oil printing. Let
us give you prices on wedding inyi-
tations, calling cards. programs, etc.
Job department. Daily Record Office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
FAIR, FAT AND 40
N. Y. WIDOW SEEKS
HUBBY IN SEATTLE

Biushing SWANS. anxious TO
hear the soft melody OF tir
Breath That Blew Der Eden.
viii please communicate with
Mrs. u. Gibson. i57 T.. s7th st..
New York City.
/ Mrs. Gibson is n widow. fair,
fat and forty. In a letter re-
ceivcd by Mayor Caldwell Mon
day. she shyiy declares that she
IL using "the modern ns20) Leap
Year method OF securing a hus-
band.
"rhe men OF New York nova
days do not seem 10 be In
clincd to home life. being on
cabaret and other pleasures 90
bent. 80 l am looking elsewhere. I"
she writes.
Those seeking the Manhattan
widows hand in lawful matri.
mony are cautioned by the lady
10 observe the following rules:
NO money or presents accept.
ed from any source.
Postal cards win not be an
swered.
NO personal calls win be per.
mitted.
Seal envelopes well u answer
ing.
"weaern men viii be given
the preference. where possible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
CIRCUIT APPEAL
COURT SITS HERE
Eleven Cases to Be Heard;
! Diamond Drill Co. First

with Circuit Judges VIM. b. Gil
bert. OF Portland: William r. Hunt.
OF San Francisco. and District Judge
Charles r. Wolverton. OF Portland.
sitting en- banc. the United States cir
cult court Of appeals opened in the
north courtroom OF the federal build.
ing at 10 a. IN. Monday.
The first case on the calendar Is
that OF the Diamond Drill Co. against
william J.. Mitchell et al. involving
alleged infringement Of the patent
laws.
The other cases listed are: Chris:
tan Tjosevig VS.. John M. Boyle.
United States marshal: Robert G.
Farley VS.. the United States: Geo.
Francis Rowe VS.. John NJ. Boyle.
United states marshal; Moses Lake
Horticultural Co. W.. Fairbanks.
Morse 4 Co; United States Of Amcri-
ca Va. Wesley l.. Sischo: United
States Fidelity and Guaranty Co. W..
Estelle l.. Bluns American Merchant
Marine Insurance Co. VS.. IL. @. Ire
maine ct al: the West Side Irrigating
Co. VS.. United States OF America;
Rainier Brewing Co. VS.. Great North
ern Pacific Steamship Co.. and Al O..
Barnes Show Co. VS.. Eta and STAN
lev Eichelbarger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
ACREAGE
10. 30 Ant. ANp ,o;Acnr

10. 30 AND to-AcRE
SPECIALS
10 acres. $3.50: $50 down. fio per
month. Deep. rich loan soil;
nearly level
is acres. 1900: 800 down. sis per
month 10 acres level. part second
bottom: spring. will grow any
!. thing. balance fine for fruit or
chickens.
30 acres. $500: s7s down. sis per
month. : acres timber.
20 acres. $500; 800 down. SIS per
month. All level; very best OF
soil.
40 acres. 81 900; $3.50 down. $40 per
month. acres small timber.
some bottom land. spring.
20 acres. 1880; saso down. s.s per
month: all In timothy. creek.
nearly ALI level. very finest OF soil
sso acres. s,.soo: $500 down. balance
TO suit Several springs: good
soil but rolling fin. pasture and
hay land: mostly all In timothy.
All in the Cherry Valley district ia
nous for deep, rich loan soil and
abundance Of moisture. Close 90
Seattle. on good auto road. For
price. terms. soil and location. you
cant beat thosa- We handle farms
and acreage.
srEHy 4 CALLAHAN
zoe Hinekley bldg. IA. Second Ave.
Main lafl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
And They'll Live
Happy Ever After

The young Centralia farmer was
real romantic.
He courtcd thru the malls. and
everything.
But when pretty fyes. she isl Rose
o'Reilly OF Butte did not appear AT
the appointed time the swain con.
ciuded he had been dupcd for his
money and promptly complained to
the postofiicc inspectors.
They arrested Miss Rose and
fetched her TO answer the changes.
But Il turned out that the delay
had been caused because her train
was late.
And Cupid rot'back on the job.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
cop. nominees
C0NFAB HERE
Called in Session by Gov,
Hart

Republican state and congressional
nominees met at the Washtngtn0
hotel Monday forenoon at the re-
quest of Gov. Hart to formulate
plans for the coming campaign A
resolution was passed expressing the
sentiment OF the candidates that the
state and congressional campaigns
be unified. SO that all republican cam
didacies viii be managed by tho
state central committee and the
various county committees.
IL was also decided to request
State Chairman Sam Walker to call
the new state committee not later
than Tuesday. The new state com-'
mittee is to be chosen by the various
county committees, who win meet
for organization on Saturday.
Prominent among those mentioned
for the state Craftsmanship are Sam
Walker. Charles Hebberd of Spo-1
kane. Tom Murphine of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
Police Beaten to a
Pulp by Rival Team

Police ball squad had the taste OF
of the bitter dregs Of defeat Monday.
Confident. after laying low the best
baseball talent In the city. the cop
per squad journeyed to Black Dia-
mond Sunday and played the Issa-
quah team. champions of the Valley
league. 1ssaquah triumphed. to 2.
The batteries were Wohl and Nc
Donald for the police. McQuade and
Rose for Issaquah.