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The New York herald., 1921-03-13
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FOR Sale-Du account Of death ~
member OF firm. patent rights. stocks,
good wil &c of widely known spe-
clalty well advertised. large contracts
pending knowledge OF business not es-
sentiai. successful salesman or spe-
cialty man can secure splendid op-
portunity. Box 2s. 1926 st. James
Building
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We organizin. n bond and mortgage
company to operate under banking and in
surance departments. New York state; win
mploy young man who is adaptable to sta
fistlcs and finance; must have good connec-
tions and may take interest In business to
amount of 81 800 CASH those giving their
bank as reference viii be interviewed. A
94e Herald. Fulton st.
EXCEPTIONAL opportunity 10 buy at a big
sacrifice, the entire equipment, plant and
machinery of the well known Red Head
Spark Plug Corp. have on hand about
$4,000 worth OF stock mostly all finished
product win sell at big sacrifice. might
consider a live wire a 5000 basis. I
mean business. II you have ready cash
don't hesitate; investigate at once See Mr..
STRAUSS, ss Reade ST.
WE control u. 6. and other valuable terri
tory for llgnaite (radio-active) fertilizers
and products. capital required to expand:
unlimited field; mail order and State manu-
featuring: proven products; correspondence
invited. principals only; minimum investment
OF $4,000 required in so preferred and par
ticipating shares. With executive positions to
right parties; unique opportunity; full par
ticulars. TIE AMERICAN LlGNAITE CO.,
502 Crary Building, Seattle. Wash.
LADY partner wanted.--Publisher. refined,
educated. and of good social standing, hav-
g good bookselling and publishing busi-
-. which he desires TO extend. desires
partner, equally refined, educated and
ssh, to become active partner in hts
SIS by investing $4,000 in same: thor
ivesttgation gladly given; write for In
all correspondence treated confi-
". 333 Herald, Herald square.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

NEW YORK CITY AGENCY.
A corporation manufacturing high grade
rtIcles for which there is great demand
is now laying INC re extensive plans for the
manufacturing and marketing OF It's prod
ucts. The New York City Sales Agency IS
open to the right party who can invest few
thousand dollars. Address 8 s14 Herald
Fulton ST.
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PARTNER wanted. man or woman.
going business. $50. 900 to $780, 900. ab
solute security. big profits first year.
thorough investigation, references. u
23S Herald, Iperald sq.
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THOROUGHLY experienced man wanted TO
invest in an established cigar box factory
in Los Angeles one who Is experienced in the
manufacturing of small lock corner boxes:
70 take an active part and manage factory
In turning out cigar boxes and a line Of
redwood candy boxes: an investment of
s. 900 or $4,000 considered only. y 1853
Herald. Herald square.
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PARTY wanted to participate In profits good
amusement enterprise available for amount
invested; new, sensational amusement game
for seashore. mountain resorts, parks, car
nivals, &C.. summer or year around business;
80 per cent. profit each transaction;
81 900 10 s., 900 required; don't overlook this
opportunity. Il 22S Herald Herald So.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

AN excellent opportunity Is offered .an ener-
getic young man possessing business abil-
ity and 81 600 to become connected with an
established concern manufacturing device
that is indispensable to the automobile
owner, to the right man an enviable future
Il assured; money fully secured; experience
not necessary, but strict application TO bust
ness essential TO success. For particulars
address M 46T Herald. Herald SO.
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.
TO merchants having stocks of goods un-
sold in Buenos Aires Custom House, eS-
perlenced salesman. well introduced, offers
his services to clear same, preferably textiles
and hosiery.
MERCHANT,
Casilla Correa 1914,
Buenos Aires
Gables. "CESMOR," Buenos Aires.
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ADVERTISEMENT agent has client who
would buy control OF small or moderate
sized manufacturing business which could be
expanded by suitable advertising; speciality
sold by drug. grocery. candy or department
stores preferred; only going concern showing
substantial turnover considered. j.. 7l3
Herald. $50 B'wsy.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

LUMBER business. established years,
showing big profits and large returns
monthly. seeks active silent partner with
$4,000 fully secured: best bank references;
strictest Investigation invited to principals
only. Address = 90 Herald, Herald so.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for securing ex-
elusive agency for counties IN New Jersey,
FORD ACCESSORY; sells TO garages and
Ford dealers; large profits. quick sales; $500
tive. D. FOX, is T. 40th St. New York city
Phone Vanderbilt 1910.
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GONERNESS for French nursery wishes po-
sition, care of children above years old .
references. /. Cholet, 277 Wallace st. Or
ange, ~, Y.
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$4,000 annually possible Income with mod
crate capital experience Unnecessary; Sc
cure exclusive agency FOR rapid selling pro-
st., Chicago.
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FTT'rER, EXPERT, ON ENTIRE GOWN :
FIRST CLASS WORKROOM MANAGER.
DESIRES TO MAKE CHANGE: HIGHEST
REFERENCES. PHONE 1912 MORNING.
GITpI.
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IApY'g rnstd, viritinE, useful. English flrs
claes seamstreBs. Jerome. 25f0. apt SO.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

ADVERTISER has capital business expert
ence, excellent connections, socks estab-
objection q miriug business a II so Her
Md. Herald sQ
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HAVE unusual opportunity to purchase high
class 20 room Jersey coast summer hotel.
including complete furnishings. about $4,000
needed for haif ownershlp exceptional pos
slbilities Immediate action necessary s02
Herald. Fulton st
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

SEAMSTRESS, middle aged. refined expc-
rienced: remodel dresses. childrcu's work
go out by day; reference. Answer by mail,
Il. Schultze. 1871 Madison av.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALR
General Housewerk. nc.

HOUSEWORKER. : Capable. conscientious
woman desires position in private family;
good cook, neat worker: by day or week
part time preferable; no laundry; good refer
ences Cali Monday, Smith, 1882 Lexmg-
ton av.
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RARE opportunity for energetic business man
- bus large interest in n going manu-
featuring plant ma iing electrical specialtles.
$4,000 investment required IT. IT.. s4e
Herald. Fulton ~
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

PARTNER WANTED-Large retail sta
tionery. novelty and toy business; Si2. 800
cash secures all profits and half interest in
entire stock. old established business; ey-
ceptonal offer and opportunity for expert
enced inan witk the cash; investigate. Adj
dr9ss Stationer, box III, 2914 Sd av.. y. NJ.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

TWO young men, mechanical engineers, are
desirous Or buying partnership In n
growing machine manufacturing concern .
are willing to invest $4,000 10 $4,000 and
give their whole time 20 the business. Ad-
dress II l14a Herald Washington Heights
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

A well known and successful stock selling
agency desires to secure an issue of stock
TO float through its clients direct; an old
established house, with best bank and COM
mercial references; money must be for eN-
pansion of the business. SUCCESSFUL box
1913 Herald, Fulton st.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-07
"CALL OF WILD" WON WEALTH FOR
 NEW SECRETARY OF COMMERCE
WHO'S HOOVER?

BIRTH-Aug. 10, 1874, at West
 Branch, Ia.
 MARRIAGE-1sss to Miss Lou
 Henry of Monterey, Calf- TWO
 children.
 OCCUPATION-Mini engineer:
 HOME-Washington D. C., and
 Stanford university, California
 NEW YORK-Herbert Hoover, new secretary of commerce. is better known throughout the world today than any living American with the exception or Woodrow Wilson.
 When the war broke out Hoover was a. stranger to most folks. But with one jump he landed in the center of the, worlds spotlight when, as food admin istrator of the United States and head of the relief work for the stricken countries of Europe, he began to exert a tremendous gastronomic influence on a great part of the earth's population.
 August 1, 1874. That's when Hoover first began to thing about food. In two-room cottage at West Branch, Ia, His father was a blacksmith, his moth CT a preacher in the Quaker church.
 Orphaned when he was 10, Hoover went to Newburg, Ore. to live with an uncle. Here he worked his way through high school and later through Stanford university.
 At college Hoover tried a walters job. He didn't like it and carved out a job for himself by being appointed college agent for a laundry, on a com mission. Vacations he spent with geo. logical surveys and in other educational work.
 Hoover graduated as mining engineer at 21 Then he went to work as miner at g a day for practical experi- ence. And got it.
 The lure of the wild was in Hoover's system and after he married Miss Lou Henry. a clasmate at Stanford, in 1899, he set out with his bride to see the world-and incidentally to continue his engineering work. Hoover had trekked the African veIdt ridden the Australian bush, crossed the Siberian steppes by drosh- ky, suppressed riots of Chinese coones, been wrecked on the China coast, and undergone scores of other adventures. And through 1t all Mrs. Hoover mas accompanied him.
 | Hoover made his fortune before he was little more than 30. A mining en- gineer at 21, he became Independent in Australia by applying modern reduc- tion processes in an old-fashloned gold mine. At 26 he became chief engineer of the bureau of mines of the North China government and in few years later was taken in as a partner in Ser l wick. Morney and company, DIE British mining corporation.
 
 Hoover and his wife were in the siege
Arizona republican., 1921-03-07
Gilbert Ne.Ds

GILBERT, March 5.-R. W. MerreIl. ". B. Gibbs and his father, A. T. Nc Crite, Scott Bentley and Mir. Good left Saturday afternoon for Roosevelt to spend Saturday night and Sunday. w H. Hafford and Lester Johnson have just returned from a trip to Roosevelt and report fine time and some fish.
 Club Meets
 The c. G. c. club of the M. F. church met in the club room last night and after a business meeting enjoyed a social hour Hereafter the meetings will be held at the home of the mem bers the first to entertain being Miss Winifred Walker.
 Lunch Hall to Close Those in charge of the lunch hall that has been run for the benefit of the school children and teachers have decided to close it until some system can be established to make it more successful
 Spends Week End at Home Miss Nora Small spent the week end with her parents on the desert.
 Proprietor iIl
 J. L. Jackson, proprietor of the City meat market, is i'll this week.
 Spends Day in Phoenix c. H. Russell spent Saturday work ing on his ranch near Phoenix.
 Visits Brother
 Mrs. Raymond McCann of Fl PasC is visiting her brother, U. l.. Whitely
 Motor to Phoenix
 Kenneth Northrup and Jim Cardir motored to Phoenix yesterday.
 Business Visitor in Gilbert H. NJ Nay of Phoenix made a busi- ness call in Gilbert today.
 JOY IN PREsPEcT
 Ted-What inducement did he offer to go along with him?
 Ned-He had 8 doctors prescription in his pocket-New York Sun.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-07
Legal AdUertising
NOIIOE UF' EIIEO T HUN Salt River Valley Water Users
 Association


 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that under the provisions of the Articles of Incorporation and of the Bylaws of the Salt River Valley Water Users Association and in pursuance thereof, an election by the qualified electors of said association, will be held on Tuesday, April fifth (5th), 1921, from s o'clock a rn of said day to 5 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the various polling places to be hereafter designated by resolution cf the Board of Governors of said Association, for the election of the following officers of said Asso- citation, that is to say: One member of the Council in each of the ten council districts into which the reservoir district is divided, for the term of three years. One member of the Board of Cover nors from each of the said ten council l districts
 The said terms Of said several of- ] ficers to begin on the first Monday | in May. 1921
 ! Members of the council and Of the ] board of Governors are to be elected ! by tho electors of the reservoir dis l irict who are qualified to vote in tn, several council districts.
 r. C. HENSHAW. Secretary. Salt River Valley Wate, I-sers' Association.
 First publication March 6. 1921.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-07
DRIVE FUR FUNDS FUR IRISH RELIEF
 ACTIVELY STARTED

Announcing that the preliminary work for the campaign has been com pleted the Maricopa council for the relief of destitute women and children in Ireland began active work in the solicitation of funds Saturday and also advanced the preparations for the din- ner to be given in behalf of the cause at the Adams hotel on the evening of St. Patrick's day, Thursday March IT.
 The dinner is being planned as an affair in which the guests are to be entertained in a satisfying manner, while the expenses are to be held at minimum. Tickets for the dinner, which may be obtained from any or the committee members, are already selling. and it is believed that the en- tire quota will be sold before the date set for the gathering.
 The committee in charge of the din- ner includes Jack Halloran. chairman; Peter Corpstein, Rudolph kuchler Capt. George Christy, Charles McElroy and Larry Quinlan.
 The financial committee is receiving contributions at this early date, and IL is expected that the Salt River valley will send a commendable sum 10 the central headquarters of the campaign which in turn will place the active work of assisting the women and chil- dren of Ireland in the hands or tne Society of Friends, or Quakers: wno have been distributing provisions medicines and clothing in Ireland for some time for both the American and English committees for relief in Ire land.
 l As an indication of what Is being | done in other places, it was announced | by the financial committee yesterday | that word has been received from the 1 Pacific coast that Edward Doheny oi | Los Angeles has contributed $Soo,uo. i to the fund. having telegraphed tna' amount to New York to be used IT ! immediate relief measures in the En- l erald isle.
 The need for relief in Ireland is out lined in the following parasraphs which have been taken from contem- porary records:
 Tn and about the city of Belfas 10000 workers, with approximatei1 20,000 dependents, have been throwr
 on the charity of the Irish public fol
 the bare necessities of life. These peo-
 pie are suffering because of poltica
 and religious tests which have beer
 applied to shipyards railways, facto
 ries, shops and offices.
 Forty nine towns have been sacked
 and burned. Some of these lave sui
 fered only lightly, while in others tn
 business districts have been almos completely destroyed, as in Cork, Bal
 briggan, Lisburn and Thurles.
 More than 2000 men are now in jail
 and in the case Of tWo-thirds of thi
 number there are dependents left be hind with no means of support.
 The cooperative creameries. whicl
 compare somewhat with the cottol gins in the Salt River valley, and upol which the economic life of purel, agricultural country is largely depend ! ent. have been destroyed or put out O commission to the number of A. The burned area in the business dis i trict in the city of Cork runs into acres ' There is no case either in France O
 Belgium where so much of a larG city was 50 completely destroyed dur ing the war.
 -l Alfred Gardiner. editor of the Lon
Arizona republican., 1921-03-07
CLUB
 MEMBERS ID MEET

MESA March GA readjustment of the finance system of the Mesa Com mercial club is to be considered at .. membership meeting to be held next Thursday evening in tho guild naH Dinner will be served at 75 cents q plate and a program of entertainment and a business session will be held following its conclusion.
 Tentative plans for the revision of the system now governing the ciu0s 2 finances have been prepared and will be worked out in more detail for sub mission to the members at the meet ing. Other matters also will be given attention.
 The board of directors of the Com mercial club at it's meeting Friday re- ceived a report of the special auditing committee. It was read to the board, every member being present, and was accepted by unanimous vote and or dered made a part of the records of the club. The report also will be heard at the membership meeting.
 The accounts of the club were foun d to be entirely satisfactory, every de- tail of the club and of the cotton car nival having been gone into by the committee. A vote of thanks was ten dered to Treasurer Dan Hilbert and | his fellow members of the auditing i committee, special mention being made of F. s. West. who worked out many of the details of the auditing.
 Mesa Attends Chandler Fire 1 A call for help from Chandler Sat urday night, when the Freeman hall and garage was destroyed by fire, re- suited in the big fire engine from Mesa making the trip to Chandler. The necessary detour over the rough roads occasioned by the paving of the main road, caused long delay in arrtving at the fire, there being nothing thai could be accomplished by the engine and it's crew when they finally arrived Six of the members of the local de partment made the trip with the ma. chine. A force of men was also Ief with the smaller truck in the local fire house to care for any emergency tha might arise.
 Offers $1oo Reward
 reward of s1oo has been offere, by J. P. Ivers for the capture of tn thief or thieves who robbed his sho shop on South Macdonald street on night last week and made away wit 22 pairs of shoes. Entrance to tn shop was gained by removing the slIee iron from the south side of tn building.
 Visitor in Mssa
 Tom Curnow. for many years
 blacksmith in the valley. operatin shops in Mesa and Tempe at differen times. is visiting in Mesa for a fe, days from Miami. where he is now re siding.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-07
Tempe NeUs

TEMPE, March 6-About 15 Knights of Pythias Of Tempe left at noon Sat urday for Casa Grande, where a k. P. lodge was organized Saturday night The Phoenix, Mesa and Chandler or ders were well represented. The lodge Is members initiated. After the busi ness session refreshemtns were served. Hurley Baby Passes Away Marion, little son of MT. and Mrs. M. F. Hurley died Saturday evening about 8 o'clock at the Hurley home near the creamery, after a short illness. The Turleys adopted little Marion when his parents, MT. and Mrs. Nelson. died of | influenza. and had become very much attached to him. Funeral services were 1 held Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock 1 at the home. Interment was in the Mesa cemetery.
 Royal Neighbors Meeting | The Royal Neighbors will meet Mon l day night at 1880. The Phoenix camp will come over with three candidates. Refreshments will be served after the meeting. All members are urged to be present 1 Circle Spends Pleasant Evening The Queen Esther circle had a very nice time at the home of Mrs. Paul Aepli last Tuesday evening. They en- Joyed bountiful cafeteria supper, after which they transacted their business. l Buys Home on McAIlister Avenue | I. Collier has purchased the Holmes property on McAllister avenue and will 1 take possession in a few days. The l Holmes family will move to ranch. Attend Club Party
 Mrs. John Dennett of Phoenix and monther, Mrs. George Gage of Califor- mia, visited friends in Tempe Friday and attended the club party.
 Adopt Brother and Sister
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Smith of Scotts- dale have adopaed two children, sister and brother.
 Baby Girl
 MT. and Mrs. c. NJ. Woodward art the proud parents of a fine baby gir born at the Brechan hospital earl, Sunday morning
 Prathers Will Visit Tempe ..
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Prather, for merly of Tempe. now living at Gas; Grande, expect to come to Tempe thu first of the week for few days. Funeral Services Held
 Funeral services for Mrs. John F Goldman were held at the Christian church Sunday afternoon at o'clock The floral offerings were beautiful. In termeht was in the Double Butte ceme tery.
 ], Spend Week in Tempe
 Miss Florence Bliss and brother Der tram of Phoenix spent the week end il Tempe visiting relatives. All Day Social Meeting l The Methodist ladies will meet at tn home of Mrs. Longan March s. in a all-day social meeting. Each lady i :. requested to bring dish of cooke food and come prepared to sew. To Organize Ball Club e A meeting for the purpose of organ T. izing the Tempe ball team for the sea . son of 1921 will be held in the Temp
 city hall at 8 o'clock tomorrow nigh
 Everyone interested is requested to at | tend
 All baseball fans come to Temp
 City Hall Tuesday night, March 8,
 o'clock Tempe Ball Club.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-07

Los Angeles Monday. where they in- tend to locate.
 Mrs. Weber of Superior is visiting her sister, Miss Isabelle O'Neil.
 Walter Garms returned from San Francisco Sunday
 MT. Long and family of North Hay den have moved into the A. A. Houston house.
 Mrs. Glaecher underwent an opera ton at the Hayden hospital Tuesday She is reported to be doing nicely.
 A special service is being prepared for both morning and evening at the Community church for Easter Sunday Orville Jenkins and wife have re- turned from Prescott.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-07

too well known to need repeating.
 
 So well was Hoover thought of na- tionally, as a result of his war work that when time arrived to nominate 8 new president of the United States last summer, Hoover was one of the first possibilities considered by both Repub- licans and Democrats. Despite his re- fusal to accept a nomination he got nine votes at the Republican show ir Chicago.
 The Hooyers have two sons, one T. and one IS. The home they have uset principally in the last few years is fl Washington. They also own home 1T California
Arizona republican., 1921-03-07

of Tsientsin during the Boxer uprising. Hoover helped man a machine gun. Mrs. Hoover helped serve tea to the foreign colony.
 At the outbreak of the war. Hoover was in London bossing 50,000 employees in mining enterprises throughout the world. Stranded Americans appealed to him for aid. He instituted organized relief-so successfully that when the commission for relief of Belgium was formed Hoover was the unanimous choice for it's head Then came his ap- pointment as United States food ad- ministrator. That part of his work is
Arizona republican., 1921-03-07
S75O Cash

NEAR SEVENTH AVENUE AND
 JACKSON AND PROPOSED UNION DEPOT Four room, lovely, nearly new ce- ment house lot 5Ox1371a to alley. Price for a few days only s4,0O0.
 SEE MIR. BROWN
 Exclusive Agent
 STEWART REALTY co. I17 w. Adams Phone 1927 II
Arizona republican., 1921-03-07
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Hudson Super Six

passenger for sale by owner. Cord tires all around; car in fine condition Can be seen at A E. Adams. Need some cash, and you will get bargain if you ever got one in your life. Might consider lighter car as part payment.
 DONART S. ARNOLD Ii