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Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

specifications in good order. Every such proposal must be accompanied by a certified check for five per cent of the amount of the bid included in the proposal as a guarantee of the con- tractor to enter into a contract with the Board of Supervisors of Maricopa County, State of Arizona to well and truly perform all the matters included in the said proposal. or as liquidated damages in the event of the failure on the part of the contractor to enter into the contract as above stated.
 Said certified check will be refunded to the contractors whose proposals are not accepted and to the successful con tractor upon the execution of a satis- factory surety bond and contract. The Board of Supervisors of Maricopa County reserves the right to reject any or all proposals or to withhold the award if for any reason 1t may so de- termine.
 All bids should be mailed or delivered to the Board of Supervisors at their office in the court house of Maricopa County at Phoenix, Arizona.
 All bids will be opened by the Board of Supervisors of Maricopa County in its office at 2 o'clock in the afternoon on the 31st day of January, 1921, and thereafter considered. Each bidder is requested to state in his proposal the time in which he will guarantee to complete the construction of the work proposed.
 All bids should be sealed and prop I erly marked
 Done by order Of the Board of Super visors of Maricopa County, State of Arizona, this 24th day of January, A D. 1921.
 GUY F. VERNON,
 Chairman Board of Supervisors
 Maricopa County Attest:
 | FULLY ". BENSON, Clerk
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
CONF IR|M MARRIAGE
 IF CHANDLER FOLK

CHANDLER. Jan. 2s.-The wedding of Miss Bradford and Max Alderman has been confirmed. The young folk were married in Prescott last week and attempted to keep it a secret, but without avail The bride is a sister of Walter Bradford, who is connected with the First National bank here, while the bride herself was connected with the Bank of Chandler. Although the newlyweds are from the same state back east, they did not meet un- til few months ago. The young lady took care of the books of the Chandler fruit market, of which MT. Alderman is the proprietor, and it seems now that she will have a steady job of it. The bride is a most charming and talented woman and her many friends wish her happiness in her new life. Mir. Alter man came here from Prescott last year
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
yCondo'

The California State Automobile as- sociation, incorporated Sept. 3, 1907, is the second largest motoring organiza- ton in the world. With headquarters in San Francisco, the association main tains offices throughout the state tc serve it's 25,00o members with up te date touring information, road maps insurance at cost, and to promote good roads and fair laws. The association operates thirty-two automobiles and three sign posting trucks.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
and established the fruit market.
 Returns On Visit

George H. Carlson, one of the pio- neer residents of Chandler. but now a resident of Iowa, is here on visit 7fter an absence of two years. Mir. Carlson owns a ranch on the northwest edge of town and was surprised to see on his visit here that the town had built right out to the line of his ranch.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

A campaign against mud splashing by automobiles is bringing good re- suits in Paris. Motor cars equipped with anti-mud splash devices are or dered to drive past a long whitewashed board fence about six feet high along a stretch of exceptionally muddy road. 1t is found that the most successful prevention Is q strip of rubber around the edge of the wheel.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
ARTHUR c. HULETT, secy.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLM
 MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the an nual meeting of the Arizona-N Vermont Gold and Copper Company will be held at the Commercial hotel in Phoenix Arizona. at o'clock in the evening of Thursday. March 3, 1921, for the pur- pose of electing officers and for such other business as may properly come before the meeting.
 l.. C. MOORE, Secretary. Dated at Phoenix. Arizona January 1b. 1921.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
BUSINESS CHANGES

A MAN of wide business experience, who can stand investigation as to char acter and integrity.
 References from few local business men desired.
 We have big agricultural financing proposition which involves millions of dollars Our personal finances are diminished for the present.
 We arc in touch with finances up to two billions of dollars. We need S20,- 900 to complete our project.
 If you want an opportunity to make connections with big financial institu- tions. and want to make fortune within a period of about six months time, which will amount to no less than S2000 900, let us hear from you be- fore Wednesday evening.
 BOX Aap REPIrRIICAN rt
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

Columbus did not make an egg stand on end to confuse his opponents. The feat was performed by Brunelleschi, the architect to silence critics who asked him how he was going to sup port the dome of the Cathedral of Florence
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
sroCKHoLDERs' MEETING

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Lucky Strike Mining Co. will be held in it's office, 40 National Bank of Arizona building, Phoenix, Arizona. on Tuesday, Feb. 8, 1921, at o'clock D. m., for the purpose of electing officers and a board of dt- rectors to serve for the ensuing year and to transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting.
 ARTHTTR c. HTTETT. Secy.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
southsId. Theatsrs Today

Recleaned seed wheat. Recleaned seed barley. Local red seed oats. Imported red seed oats. Alfalfa seed.
 TEMPE MILLING co
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED

WANTED
 Counter for back bar 20 feet long. National cash register, ice box 4x5.S, larger. 111a ". Washington street. 1t BUICK 1 cylinder car with small truck body, good mechanically, good rubber, $145. 1017 N. First street gb
 NEW single row stock cutter. s55, 1E mile north of Grand avenue on Lateral 15. c. c. Moore. gb LOST-A platinum dinner ring with 14 small diamonds and one sapphire at Korricks' glove counter or front en- trance to store. Liberal reward if re- turned to Mrs. ". F. Pierson, 376 N Third avenue. Phone 2196, D FOR SALE-New room house, large lot; price $500; terms or cash. Phone 3144 gb
 APARTMENTS for rent. for man and wife, only $35. Seventh Avenue hotel. g. FOR SALE=New house on lot 10 La Baron Add, S. Ropson St Cash or terms. Sec T. A. Kirkwood. Phoenix. Ariz. gR
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

JOHN W WAGNER Certified Public Accountant. Room s, Central RS<. 139 N. Cent. Phone 1928
 tf
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
BOX 4sP. REPUBLICAN,
PHoENTx BUSINESS

OPPORTUNITIES MY BUSINESS IS TO SELL YOUR
 BUSINESS PHONE 151S 12S ". THIRD ST
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
AWNINGS

AWNINGS TENTS. AWNINGS AND CAMP FURNITURE. We make everything known that will fool rain and sun. Phoenix Tent & Awning Co.,, corner Of First and Monroe Sts. Phone l4l1. if
 AUTO PAINTING FIVE FONTS AUTO PAINT SHOP 5S2 ". Van Buren st. Phone 4290 Largest and best equipped shop in the state. Expert work. Rates very low. ono year written guarantee DETROIT AUTO PAINT SHOP 6t3 S. Central Ave. Phone 4677 tf
 AUTO TIME TABLE
 GULLIATS STAGE LINE fOLLESDN HIDN-ANDNDALE
 LITCHFLELD Stages leave First and Washington treets at 8 a. ma Do a. m- 12 noon. D. m., D. m. md D. m
 TeloDhone t1S3
 BICYCLES
 KING BROTHERS
 no E Adams
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
PAINT suPPLIEs

MATHEWS PAINT CO., 12s SOUTH FIRST AVE. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN PAINTS. OILS. VARNISHES, BRUSHES, ETC. PHONE I25g PROMPT DELIVERY.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

Ellen Brannan. teacher of Castilian and commercial Spanish. 725 East Washington St. Phone 2472. 2
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
SPECIAL NOTICES
RAF SHOP

THE ANNEX dining-room has changed hands and will open under the
 new management Feb. 1. gb
 NOTICE-To Real Estate Men: 1 have withdrawn my property, located at TAO E. Portland St., from the mar ket Mrs Ehcrharlt. gb
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

Miss Wilson, notary public, con veyancing. 3l North First Ave. Tel 4I45. 2b
 Cleo Paris Bluthardt. Commercial Hotel Lobby Notary Public. U
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22

right thinking and right living. for
urges ever onward and upward, II
guidance ls forthcoming. People do
right II they know the right.
Space would not permit even
touching on the causes OF the pres.
ent day conditions, or the teachings
which would bring US out OF the
darkness into the light
Marriage has not progressed sur.
ficiently In 1000 years. and viii not
until the men and women who enter
into the marriage relation see things
In the right light which Will bring
right living.
We are each responsible Ms indi.
viduals. and we hold In our hands
the remedy which must be applied
by teaching and practicing. Teach
our boys and girls OF today. II Is
easy. One who has made the study
Of child training a hobby for years,
can see n all clearly--both cause and
cure. The cause lies with tho par
entg OF the past, the cure with those
Of today and the future.
The story OF the old German, who
told the man who failed In his ef.
forts To teach the pup that, wen
you go 10 teach the pup. you have
TO know more as the pup" gave
voice TO a great truth.
Know the truth. and the truth
shali make You free" The truth ig
lrcc---lels q ~ IT. M X. {,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22

ANN is going TO write n play"
groaned Bob. "And Jim is too sick
to interforoF'
"IIis Illness is AIMS excused She
AYERS that she can't write the big
drama of her time beside her hus-
bands invalid CHART She must see
real life and share its most tremen-
dous. It's most tumultuous expert.
ences, get the good and tho bad Of
Il, otherwise how can she make her
characters behave?"
Il see where Van comes handy"
was Bob'a bitter comment.
Talking triangle problems with
Van doubtless has Its thrills" I sug'
gested. "Of course, II / flirt with
Van to keep him from flirting with
Ann, as you yourself suggested, my
dear. I'll have TO talk erotic non
sonse with him, Just as Ann doosF
smilod as Bob WINGED. I was
halfrcvcaling 20 Bob a hurt In my
trust IN him which Aaqn't healed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22

man, Upton, and he hears good
many things thu don't get printed
in the newspapers"
I could see that this excuse didn't
fool Mr.. Van Britt for a single In
slant. and there was look In his
eye that couldn't quite under
stand. Neither could I make much
out OF what he said.
wen go into that a little deeper
some day, Graham-ofter this cpl
leptic attack has been fought off.
This idea-which you confess isn't
your owns n pretty Hhrewd one.
and / shouldn't wonder II II would
work, II we can get ~ In motion
before the hoodoo breaks us wide
open. And. "a you say. the accusa-
ton is justifiable. even II we can't
prove Up against the Hatch outfit.
That turned over rail in Petrolite
Canyon. for example. might have
been helped along by"
II was Keiso, Mr.. Van Britt's
stenographer. who smashed In with
the interruption. He was In his
shirtsleeves, as II he'd just got up
from his typewriter. and he rushed
in with his mouth open and HIS eyes
like saucers.
"Thoy - they want you in the
dispatcher's Officer" he painted. jerk.
ing the words out Mt Mr.. Van Britt.
'Durgin has let Number Five got
by for a hoad.ender with the Flyer,
and he's gone crazyr'
fContiuued TDuOrrowo
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'"wh.what's wrong7- gaspcd
Nancy.
Nick looked down. "our Magical
Shoes are gone. that's what" he
said. Now we're in for IT,"
Yes. something had happened to the
shoes. Either the water had washed
them away or come evil magic had
caused them TO disappear. II the
whale heard this conversation, he
made no reply. but kept on with his
passengers. Some strange power
held the children firmly TO the
whales back. II seemed almost as
tho they were tied there and no
amount Of struggling could get them
free. Strange creatures swan by,
fish of all kinds. and objects with
queer forms and names which look
cd as tho they belonged on neither
land nor sea.
But all the while Nancy held fast
TO the carved box containing their
precious charms. She knew that the
wicked wizard would get them IL he
could
Copyright. 1921, n. II. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22

let's wish ourselves out OF here
whispered Nick. as the whale sank
faster and faster toward the bottom
Of the ocean and the palace OF that
wicked wizard. the Bobadii Jim.
'oh. yes. let's" agreed Nancy.
ciutchlng at her brother fearfully.
Are you sure that is where we are
goingY''
Nick pointed 10 tho place on the
map, and in spite OF the water all
around them. Nancy could see plain.
~. Nick was right SO they wished
at once
Please. Green Shoes" begged
Nick, "set ms on top Of one OF those
big iceborgs floating around ION top
of the water, 30 that we may keep
on our journey TO the South Pole"
But instead of finding themselves
instantly whiskcd off 10 the place
Of their choice. az had always hap
pened before, when the little shoes
were asked a favor, the twins found
themselves instead continuing their
swift journey to the bottom OF the
sea
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when we made up" There was
one little wound which ached CON
stantly. Bob had spent most of his
leisure for months past with Kath-
crime Miller--so believed-and
what had he and she talked about?
| hated TO guess. Katherine couldn't
talk about anything which interest.
ed my husband. SO what had Bob
and the tiger girl In common except
the usual bunk about love which
idle men and women swap so freely
and 80 dangerously?
Vainly tried to throw off my an
Client jealousyl IL tortured me--and
IL was all Ann Lorimer's fault! Had
she behaved herself. Bob and /
wouldn't have started to quarrel
almost as soon as we were recon
ciled.
Good old Jim- Bobs exclama.
ton brought me out OF my torment
ing revery. "Ann's extravaganza
is worrying him 80 that hen never
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get wen. I'm afraid"
Does Jim know how Ann spends?"
"He ought to-hes her husbandT
"But i thought you were caring
for his affairs?"
81 did--until December. Then he
got busy himself AT homo, Of
course. After he found that AIMS
checking account was overdrawn
pretty regularly. he asked for her
bills for the year. Then he wor-
ried. lie knew how furious those
bills must have made Dadw
mo wonder Jim don't get well!" /
murmured.
poor old buddy Wish we could
help him! What can you suggest,
JaneP"
"The budget plan--for Ann--for
me---for Everywoman!"
put II up to Ann--if you dareW
Bob smiled,
"'Twl take courage" I admitted.
"t'or old Jim's sake. Nothing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22

Grey
htst One More Tale Of a
Father, irresponsible,
d Who Went His Sepo-
rate Way and Left a
Young Mother TO Bear
Her Burdens Alone.

Dear Miss Grey; am young
mother Of an infant SON I months
I'D My health was SO impaired
ortcr baby came tina, ! have not been
|oble physically or financially to care
Cor him until his own little health
and growth has been retarded by the
~ OF nutrition. and. In oonse.
tSnVe. the baby Ia at present being
srcd for In a public hospital In this
k.ty.
Rut there IL An end to all things.
and the time has come very near
when ! must have a homo for my
iii and baby. 40 that | might work
ond be near him I appeal to the
eccd citizens OF Seattle. thru you.
Nat may get this assistance. This
- last resort. Miss Grey. for have
farched diligently and faithfully
Y the work | would be glad 20 do.
p educated. talented and capsule.
such revcrse circumstances have
me down and out. but stu l
good woman.
son II a child that any mother
be proud OF. and Il Is crime
cannot have him With me.
rithout means OF livelihood. IL
|ossible. and he VIII be taken
from me and adopted out. I'M
can get work or sufficient help
ire for him at once. Ills father.
ask, He deserted me and baby
re he was born Can and Will
ke one help mey
A YOUNG MOTHER
hope. and am sure some one
read fhis letter who Il IN por-
N 10 crfcnd 10 yos the help yoa
~
leaders. y vou cs- help. wvise ne.
IL Grry. care Seattle star. or call
M 500.
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Page 267
ACROSS THE PLAINS

sOTuIAT psed them. but rather
rnovia- Perry said watching looking
IN. no,vrry old Pioneer before
shed Now tell mo one Ions all began
vor vrupayo,her or
early dy7- ages were whitening ~' hu"
-,,v ,.,,.r .an. arro.. IN,
plains replied -and Then one any oah' OF ~
old when he nor" came rang ooN up ana
.,, s.,,. ~. r.os % ten getting ponies they
from gan 70 tax 70 my grandfather
Indiana 10 -'Gve back that ehldr they
said stsrny you no can steal
indian papoos~-"ee' Your Gnu
-. n.., -, =, ldren white skin. this papoosc
81 - dark; this papoose hair black
and black 49, H. ~. ,r~ q, . cox
hair. smooth creamy skin which Indian
grew quite In
She was a very beautiful child back to our people
and everybody loved her. Grandfather argued and
played planned but they wouldn't believe
..r,or. ,ar,u.. and v,us thu net him.
the And mile after mne day ater
OF day the settlers saw the INDIANS
I,aan someea they night after night
friendly uonone they they placed guard about
,iovertuy and runcous but nj untl
watched the little dark they reached the iort ana Vie ~
.vss cbps Ana stranRel Indians
enough they when and suppose they always
they would band OF In thought Aunue was rey IN "
dianst seemed sur dian child
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By CONDO

could make him more furious-noth-
ing makes any husband so furious
and so helpless--as the wife,s cx-
travagance~
Ito BE Continued
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ONE DOSE
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and rive you now strength ana enefgY
Nurated Iron contains organic iron, IKE
the iron IN your blood. and like the
iron In spinach. lentiia and apples
while metallic iron. which people usually
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teeth nor upset your stomach over
4 900. 600 people annually are using "
Try n package today on our absolute
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Do not obtain satisfactory results. For
sails by all druggists.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-20
above
HARDING TO RETAIN
TRAINED DIPLOMATS
Men Now in the Service to Be Given
PTeference-P0litics
Barred

WASHINGTON. Aug. 20.-The dip
lOmatic service viii not be made a haven
for politicians. This assurance was given
at the White House yesterday with the
announcement that men who have grown
up in the service will be retained, al
though not necessarily at any specific
post.
The principal diplomatic appointment
of the administration, that of Colonel
Harvey to Great Britain. was political.
Ill that he had no previous diplomatic ex-
perience and was closely associated with
the President during the campaign. With
the posts yet untitled, most of which are
legations, the men now in service will
have the preference. In this connection
the case of Joseph G. Grew. minister to
Denmark, was cited. II was stated that
he is as sure to stay in the service as
Mr.. Harding is to be President until
March, 1925.
The difficulty in filling out the diplo-
matte list arises because of peculiar linn
Itations. The President cannot transfer
an ambassador or minister from one
post to another. He must make an ap-
pointment in each instance. This means
that the nation in which the diplomat
will represent the United States must be
consulted before action is taken Others
in the diplomatic service can be trans
ferred by the executive at pleasure
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-20
SUES FOR $4,000
FOR STETSON DEATH
Administrator Brings Action Against
Town of Marlboro Because OF
Automobile Accident.

Deputy Sheriff Fred Cressy of RrsttIe-
boro, administrator of the Waiter T.
Stetson estate of Halifax. has lust brought
SUIT against the town of Marlboro
through Barber, Barber & AEller's law
ONCE to recover damages of $1,000 be-
cause OF the death of Mr.. Stetson June %
IN an automobile accident in Marlboro.
Mrs. Stetson also has sued the town of
Marlboro for damages of $500 because
or the wreck of the automobile.
1T IS set up in the legal papers that
Mr; Stetson was driving a ear owned
Dy ms wife, Mrs. Margaret Stetson. along
the highway leading from West Marlboro
Ssoutheriy TO the junction of the Brattle-
boro and Jacksonville highways. at a
point few rods north of the Almon RaI
lou place now occupied By Walter Ken
nedy lt is claimed that the town per-
mItted the bridge and approach thereto on
TINS road quarter of a mile soutberly
OF the farm owned and occupied by F. nj
sparrow, which bridge crosses the .Tenks
brooks. called the Corbitt bridge. to re-
man In dangerous condition of disre
palr and without proper guard rail on
the westerly side of the bridge or an
proach P
W hlle driving northerly on this road
Ar Stetson ran off the westerly side of
the bridge and the car was overturned and
landed IN the brook Mr.. Stetson was
Killed instantly. leaving a wife and child
VINO are deprived of his support.
Inc case is returnable at the SeDtem
Der term OF the Windham county court.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-20
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
TO HAVE FIELD DAY
Beauseant COmmandery Invited to Join
i'm Barbecue at POntoosuc Lake,
Pittsfield. September .

An invitation has been received by
Beauseant Commandery, Knights Temp.
lar, from the eighth division of Massachu-
setts Communicates, to join with them
in a barbecue and field day Friday. Sept
,, at POntOosuc lake. PittSfield, Mass.
and it is expected that a good number
from here will attend The commanders
in Bennington also has been invited.
Berkshire COmmandery of Pittsfield is
in charge of the arrangements.
There viii be a parade at 10 o'clock
through the main streets AOf pittsfeld.
and this will be followed by a competi-
tive drill, the winning commandery to re-
ceive solid silver cup. 4 silver cup
also will be awarded to the commandery
making the best appearance and having
the largest percentage of its membership
in line
About noon the Sir Knights will 90 by
trolley and automobiles to PoptooSuc
lake for the barbecue. This will be fol-
lowed by land and water sports. the com
mandery scoring the most points being
awarded a silver cup.
1t is expected that Governor Cox of
and all of the officers of
the grand commandery of Massachusetts,
and Rhode Island will be present. The
participating include
Springfield of Springfield. Berkshire of
PittSield. Connecticut Valley of Green
field Northampton of Northampton. ST.
Paul Of North Adams. St. Andrews of
and by invitation Pilgrim of
Lowell Taft Of Bennington. and Beau
seant Of Brattleboro. -s..
Members of Beauseant commanderv
who can go and who have not been soIic-
tied are asked to notify f. Wales at the
Masonic temple this afternoon. 4