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Arizona republican., 1921-11-22

office of Indian affairs, department of the interior, showing that the work to the south of Chandler is in the lineup of projects listed for inn mediate building. This is one of the results of the recent unemployment conference held at the request of President Harding
 Chandler Defeated in Basketball
 The basketball game played be- tween Glendale and Chandler on the Chandler field Friday was won by the Glendale team. The score was If to 22.
 Mrs. Martin Dies
 Mrs. Roy Martin, aged 26, died on Friday. Nov. II. She had been i'll for some time. Burial was in the Mesa cemetery. Besides the husband she leaves two babies. MT Martin is em- ployed by Twohy Bros. The family has resided here about year.
 Junior Music Club Meets
 The Junior Music club met with full house last Saturday and a very interesting program was presented by Miss Myrtle Rice, school super visor of music. The program con sisted of Indian songs, Indian cos tunes and the weird music of Indian tom tom was shown.
 Golf Club Meets
 A meeting of the San Marcos Golf club was called for Friday evening for the purpose of organizing for the year sand adopting and revising the rules and regulations A large num- Der of local people interested in golf were present.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-22
HEARS FROM COUSIN
 INTERIvED IN RUSSIA

CHANDLER, Nov. 21-Mrs. A. Lukin has just received word from her cousin, Betty Dottle, who has been trying to get out of Russia ever since the war. This is the first news she has heard from her. Her cousin has been trying to locate some of the family and finally appealed to the American consul, who with the aid of Washington officials, located rela- tives in Prescott.
 To Start Sacaton Project
 Frequent official reports have been received of the progress of the pro- posed construction of a diversion dam and bridge superstructure over the GiIa river at cacaton, but only recently has an order come from the
Arizona republican., 1921-11-22
PLAYGROUND EXPERT IF OBERL||V DELIVERS LECTURE AT NORMAL

TEMPE, Nov. 21-Dr. Curtis of Oberlin, a specialist on p1aygrounds, gave a very splendid lecture at the Normal assembly Monday morning, and a large number of the towns people were present. Dr. Curtis talk was so interesting and instructive that Dr. Mathews has made arrange ments to have him speak again at a special assembly Wednesday morn ing at 11:30 in the normal auditor ium. Everyone is cordially invited and the parents especially are urged to be there.
 Here for Institute
 J. O. Mullen, superintendent of schools of Jerome, accompanied by his wife and sons, is in town visit ing relatives. MT. Mullen is here to attend the teachers institute which is being held in Phoenix.
 Buys Meat Market
 J. r. Irwin has purchased the Sani- tary meat market and will open first class market in the Talbot building the latter part of the week. MT. Irwin has for some time con- ducted a meat market in the Oviedo store at the creamery and just re- cently sold out to Oviedo Brothers.>
 Expected Home
 Miss Katherine Quinn, who Is teaching at Ajo this winter, Is ex- pected to arrive Thursday morning to spend the holidays with her mother, Mrs. A. D. Quinn.
 To Spend Holidays in Wilcox
 Mr. and Mrs. Bowers, guests at the Casa Loma for the past month, have gone to Wilcox for few days. Dance at kyrene
 The Kyrene Parent-Teacher asso- l eiation will give a dance in the Ky rene auditorium Tuesday night. There will be good music and refreshments A cordial invitation is extended to everyone to come out and have a good time.
 Hostess at Luncheon
 Mrs. c. G. Jones was hostess at very lovely turkey luncheon given for the Monday Bridge club Monday afternoon. Mrs. Howard Brown won high score for the afternoon Pythian Sisters, Aattention.
 There will be meeting Of Pyth1an Sisters Thursday evening. IL IS hoped that there will be a good at tendance as it is the time for noml- nation of officers. There IS sur nrise in store for those attending | and the stunt committee is planning on a bushel of fun for everyone. Re- treatments will be served. | Here for Institute Miss Myrtle Clark, who is teaching school in Williamson valley this year, | is a guest at the home of her brother, | A. B. Clark Miss Clark is here TOT 1 the purpose of attending teachers. l institute in Phoenix and to spend Thanksgiving with relatives.
 Return from Business Trip
 O. M. French and Will Meyers re- turned the latter part of the week from business trip to the Sierra | Penta mountains. in old Mexlco They report having had pleasant though rather hard, trip At one time they were over 200 miles from gasoline and had just one and nan gallons when they arrived at the next station. The trip was made ID l MT. French's Ford.
 l Will Sell Home Jade Candy
 The Rainbow class Of the Congre- gationa1 Sunday school will have sale of home made candies Weones- day, beginning at Il o'clock, at Ba- | ber-J ones.
 FOR SALE-Building and lot oc- cupied by Boston Store, $45O0.oV' 1 terms. A. PadeH- oe
Arizona republican., 1921-11-22
CHANDLER SOCIETY
 TO GIVE CONCERT

A concert will be given at the L. D.. s. chapel in Chandler at o'clock Wednesday night by the Chandler Choral society, an organization of 45 voices, assisted by others of the best musical talent in the state of Arizo- na. There will be Is numbers in all, including solos, instrumental and vocal quartettes and choruses.
 One music critic of Phoenix said of the last concert this organization gave about a year ago, ''It was the best concert I have ever attended in the southwest" This one will be treat for the music loving public.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-22

and in anticipating victories all through the season.
 Run Over by Car
 Joe Garner, the small son of Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Garner, was knocked down and run over by a Ford truck on Friday afternoon, but no injuries were sustained.
 Returning to Gilbert
 Word was received here by friends Of J. D. Calhoun that he will be re- turning to Gilbert within few days. Mr. Calhoun is well known here, hav- ing lived in Gilbert for some time, but recently has been living near Tucson.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-22
Legal Aduertisir1g
NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR

NOIlCE TO CONTRACTORS
 Bids are asked for on the grading and placing of steel culverts on the Chihuahua and Oriente Railroad fifty (50) miles in length from the Los Lamentos Mountains to Lucero, a station on the National Lines Of Mexico, all in the State of Chihuahua, Mexico. All bids to be addressed to John c. Greenway. President, Cia. del Ferrocarril de Chihuahua Ori- ente, S. A, and be in the office of the Erupcion Mining Company, No. 314 Two Republics Building, Fl Paso, Texas, on or before Monday, Decem- Der 5th. 1921, at 12 o'clock noon.
 Information regarding the work can be had by applying to MT. T. Hicklin, Chief Engineer, at the above address.
 All bids must be accompanied by certified check for one thousand (S1000.00) dollars earnest money which will be returned in case of non award of contract.
 The right is reserved to reject any and all hidS
Arizona republican., 1921-11-22
This Is Home"

The best s750O home now on the market.
 Exceptionally well arranged six room home with threS screen porches, all in ivory and gray. on North Fifth Avenue, where your children may at tend the Wentworth school and where the entire family may enjoy the surroundings of an established and high class neighborhood.
 The home itself-might be de- scribed but you must go through it to thoroughly appreciate this bar gain opportunity. Lawn, driveway, garage, garden and trees.
 See Mir. Lane or MT. Covert-their time is yours for house hunting.
 DWIGHT B. HEARD co.
 Realtors
 Heard Bldg. Phone 1881 dd
Arizona republican., 1921-11-22
MESA ID OBSERVE
 FORD DAY DEC. 17TH
 WITH J|TNEY PARTY

MESA, Nov. 21.-Setting Decem- Der 1T for an all-day celebration in Mesa to be known as Ford day and consideration of the engagement or the Ellison White chautauqua for a week early in May of next year, were matters cared for at the noon day luncheon of the directors of the Mesa Commercial club held Monday.
 The idea of a recognition of Fora day in Mesa was suggested to the directors of the club by H. D. Ross, Jr., and plans were speedily put un- derway for it's development. Com mittees were appointed and went into session Monday afternoon arranging details for the big event. Every Ford owner in Arizona will be invited to celebrate at the sJitney party in Mesa Saturday Dec. IT, according to the plans of the committee.
 Miss Pearl M. Fishback represent inc the Ellison White Chautauqua company was in Mesa Monday and time was given by the directors to her suggestion of the company s showing here. The directors were in hearty accord in their desire that Mesa have a chautauqua next spring, and if the financial arrangements can be made, plans win be completed to that end.
 Observe Mems Night
 ''Gentlements Night will be ob- served by the Woman's club of Mesa on Tuesday night when it will enter tain for the husbands of the mem bers. The affair is to be given at the J. B. Nelson home on North Mac Donald street. A program and other entertainment has been arranged.
 Must Stop Speeding :.
 Marshal E. J. Warren is on the trail of speeders and other traffic ordinance violators. The lid will be clamped down hard on the violators in the future and a visit to the police magistrate will be required in place of the ordinary word of caution states the marshal Motorists who persist in driving within the city limits with open mufflers, will also be hailed into court, the officer added.
 To Reside in Cal.
 MT and Mrs. D. l.. Davis expect to leave by automobile Tuesday mor- ming for California. MT. Davis has purchased an orange grove near Riverside where they will reside.
 Speeder Is Fined
 Miss Thelma Mitchell paid a five dollar fine in Judge Wm. NewelPs court Monday for alleged violation ot the city ordinance governing speed ing.
 Thanksgiving Ball
 The Stake Mutual Improvement association will entertain at 9 Thanksgiving ball to be given in the l.. D. $. auditorium Thursday night The Mesa high school football team will entertain the visiting Tucsor team which plays here Thanksgiving afternoon, at the dance that night.
 Southside Theaters Today
 Majestic, Mesa - Maurice Tour neur's special production, "The White Circle;" all star cast. Comedy, Ed gar the Detective" Pathe News.
 Olbert-"Huckleber Finn" al star cast. Bray Photograph.
 Tempe-"The City Sparrow" star ring Ethel Clayton. Western, "Wing' of the Border.
 Chandler-''Not Guilty" all stal cast. Comedy, "On Account"
 HIGH GRADE White and BrowI Leghorn baby chicks ready this week Mitchell Poultry Farm, Phone 266 Mesa. advdl
 SWEET POTATOES-S1.75 per 10 lbs; peanuts, 10c 1b, during Thanks giving week. Del Rio Poultry Farm north of Lehi; Geo. G. flaws, Prop. R. l, Mesa. adv-t
Arizona republican., 1921-11-22
Who Wants 1t?

A splendid 40 acres of land near Glendale, fine loess soil, all fenced and Tn crop, and you can buy it for s125.OO per acre forced sale, and $1s0000 will handle. This must be sold at once.
 RUGGLES & SMITH REALTY co.
 213 W. Washington
 Phone 1924 dg
Arizona republican., 1921-11-22
FOR RENT-HOUSES

SIX-ROOM modern house, 2l2 acres. northeast, chicken runs; $40 month. See F'ii1e. g E. Wash. dg
Arizona republican., 1921-11-22
Special Bargain

in a broom cement block house, solid concrete basement double garage, 2 lots covered with lawn, flowers and shade; a miniature park; price S35O0, with S1250 down.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-22
S250 Down

buys new modern 4-room house, N. E., close to car line. Price $2400; S250 down and S25 a month.
 STREET REALTY co.
 516 w. Washington dd
 $15O CASH
 rooms, gas, lights and city water, all fenced, large lot in good part of town, price S115O.O0; bal. $2O per month. For lands sake, buy now! Tel. 4252 Bolin Realty Co.,, 26 w. Van Buren St. 1t FOR SALE-Two small houses; can be moved; good for any one. Have a lot. What will you give? See Contractor, Polk and Fifth street It
Arizona republican., 1921-11-22
HERBERT s. PRINCE co.
 REALTORS 110 N. CENTR AVE q
All In Alfalfa

S20 acres, no better soil, no better stand of old alfalfa, no cleaner land Tn the valley. It is worth the money. Prlce S25O an acre with good terms. See Alexander Or Groom, 126 N. Gen. ter. 1t | CHOICE little chicken ranch with new Courtroom bungalow, on car line. Prlee only S1350; $200 cash, balance sl5 monthly. Thomas Investment co, 70 w. Adams. It
Arizona republican., 1921-11-22
40 CENTS A POUND

40 CENTS A POUND
 FOR YOUR COTTON on first payment on modern Groom and bath brick bungalow. It's new and right up to the minute and in a choice location. It's a snap at $5000 for someone.
 THOMAS REALTY co.
 20 West Adams 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-11-22
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
S25 CASH BUYS CHOICE BUILDING LOT BALANCE $1O MONTHLY

N-Il *LU M O-N TILl
 It's close to car line and has city water. You can build a temporary house on the rear and save your rent. Say goodbye to the landlord and be independent. We only have few lett so you'll have to hurry. Thomas Realty Co.,, 20 W. Adams. 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-11-22

owner can De seen at house on the northeast corner. If GENTLEMEN AND SHEEPMEN HERE IS AN IDEAL. LIVESTOCK PROPOSITION.
 240 ACRES LOCATED CLOSE TO GLENDALE. so ACRES OF IT IN FAIR STAND ALFALFA. RANCH WE'LL FENCED AND GOOD IM- PRONEMENTS.
 WE ARE IN A POSITION TO MAKE A VERY ATTRACTIVE PROPOSITION ON THIS PROP ERTY.
 HERBERT s. PRINCE co.
 REALTORS
 11O N. CENTRAL AVE dd
 $1S5 PER ACRE
 40 acres, with improvements, on car line, well fenced; s20OO.O0 will handle. Better buy now, don't you think? Tel. 4252. Bolin Realty O., 26 ". Van Buren St. It
Arizona republican., 1921-11-22

American Can ............,... BIS American International ...... 37h American Locomotive ....... 9315 American Smelt. & Refining. 4112 American Tel. & Tel. Co. .116h American Woolen ....-........ 70A
 Atchlson ..---. otfs Baldwin Locomotive ......... 955s
 Baltimore & Ohio ...... 37
 Bethlehem Steel (B) ....... 55A
 Canadian Pacific ...116
 Central Leather -....... 313s
 Chesapeake & Ohio ..... 59
 Chandler Motor .......... 4512
 C., M. & St. P. .....-......... 23A
 C., R. L & P. Ky. ....... 33
 Corn Products ............ SS1z
 Crucible Steel .......... 66
 Cuba Cane Sugar ........... 3
 Erie 1z "A General Motors ---....-...-.... 11A Great Northern, pfd. ....... 731s Great Northern Ore ........... 335s Haskell & Barker ............ 79 International Paper ......... 57ss
 Int. Merchant Marine, pfd. ..... 56A Inyineible Oil ...........-..... 10S
 Island Oil SIS
 Lackawanna Steel ........... 42 Mexican Petroleum ..........113 Midvale Steel ............... 241s Missouri Pacific -..........-... 1S& New York Central ............. 73
 N. Y, N. H. & H. .......... 13h Norfolk 6 Western ............ 96h Northern Pacific .............. 1874 Pan American Petroleum ...... 50h Pan American B" ........... 46B Pennsylvania .................. 34%
 Pierce Arrow .................. 1874
 Reading ................... 71h | Rep. Iron & Steel ............ 491a
 Retail Stores ....-............ 523s Royal Dutch .................. AS
 Sinclair Cons. representations 231z | Southern Railway ......... 1894 Southern Pacific .............. 1894 Stakeholder Go. ................ 74A
 Texas Co. 45ss 1 Tnhaooo Erod11ofS
Arizona republican., 1921-11-22
FOR SALE-HoUSES
Money Talks

Room Modern House, garage 12x16, cement floor, shade, cement side walks all around house, chicken house and runs. Cost $3250; will sacrifice by owner s1S00. See Joe Scott. 93S West Jackson. dg
Arizona republican., 1921-11-22
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
Lots For Sale

on northeast and northwest corner Of Palm Lane and Seventh street.
 owner can be seen at house on the northeast corner. If
Arizona republican., 1921-11-22

Arizona. RA ATE-1Zac per word per day. no
 discount for time or space;
 cash with order; minimum
 charge 25c.
 PHONE YOUR ADS TO 4331 Ads received before s D. m will be properly classified. After D. m. win appear under "Too Late to Classify on following morning. and thereafter under proper classifica- tion.
 Orders by mail should be accom- panied by remittance and addressed to
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Arizona republican., 1921-11-22

BEAUTIFUL BRICK
 PEBBLE-DASH BUNGALOW
 S350 CASH, S20 MONTHLY
 Price only $300O. It is strictly modern, has large lot, 50x185. one block to car line; choice location; has only been built abouts a year; this is a real bargain for someone. Thomas Realty Co., 20 W. Adams. It
Arizona republican., 1921-11-22
Sacrifice Sale

East Washington St, double house. rooms, alls new and freshly painted, concrete foundation, adobe walls, peb- ble dash outside, plastered inside, electric lights, city water, full size lot, s1,500 some terms.
 B. M ATWOOD
 230 W. JeffeI son St. Phone 4119 db NOW HERE-I take a lot on paved St. for 1st payment on new modern 5-room house near capitol, near school. Price s3500.0; move right in . Call 1447. dg
Arizona republican., 1921-11-22

FOR SALE-Building and lot oc- cupied by Boston Store' s4oVo.Vv, terms. A Paden- os
Arizona republican., 1921-11-22

GENTLEMEN AND SHEEPMEN
Arizona republican., 1921-11-22
8 FOR sALE-FRUITs, PRODUCE

OLIV k s 70 LIV E s
 We buy any quantity of olives. Manzinelle and good size Mission. Real Black. We pay cash on de livery. Call AT E. Jackson. ak
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-23
WORLD SERIES WILL
 START OCTOBER ETH

Chicago, Sept. 22-The world series will start October 3, it was decided today, the first game being played on the home grounds of the National League team.
 In the event either Pittsburgh or Cleveland should finish first two sc- ries games will be played in the Nation al League city, the next two in the Am erican League town, and so on. Both New York teams are at present leading the leagues.
 The details of the series were arranged today at 8 meeting of the league presi- dants with Judg Kenesaw NJ Lan6s baseball commissioner.
 President John Heydler of the Naticn- als won the toss and the first game for his league.
 Leslie O'Connor, secretary to Judge Landis, tossed the coin and Ban John son, president of the American League called heads. It fell tails.
 The commissioner and the league presidents fixed the prices for the series at from s1 to S6
 the prices will be S1 in the bleachers. grand stand, s for lower grand stand reservations, and $6 in the boxes. In the event Cleveland win, boxes will be s6 reservations s4 and s5; pay ilion seats g and general admissions s1. Nine games may be played, it was de- cided, the series going to the winner of five, If ninth game is played and one of the teons outside of New York is in the series, coin will be tossed to decide the city.
 There will be no day of rest between games in the event that either Cleveland or Pittsburgh play on of the New Yorl, teams it was decided Last year the players were given q day off following the overnight trip from New York tc Cleveland and back again. The four umpires will be selected af- ter the close of the regular season, Oc- tober 2. One winners and one losers share will be totalled and divided be- tween the four umpires
 The prices decided on represent a con | siderable reducing in the cheaper seats Bfeachr seats in New York formerly i have sold at g, as compared to S1 set 1 for this year, while at Cleveland last year pavilion seats brought s instead l of the g in today's scale; and general l admission was s2 instead of f1, Besides Judge Landis and the league presidents, those present at the meeting ] included Jacob Rupert and Ed Barrow
 representing the New York Yankees
 and Charles A Stoneham, John McGraN
 and Judge Francis McQuade of tho
 Giants.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-23
liberty Ponds,
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago, Sept. 22.-Somethin- of. a revival in export business helped to give wheat prices an upward turn today. The market closkd firm, 1 to IF cents net higher with December s125ss to s1 os and May S1.2915 to S129s4. Corn gain ed 1t to F and oats a shade to 1S Tn provisions the outcome varied from 79 cents declne to ' cents advance.
 At first, the wheat market had :. downward slant owing largely to evidence that there was no present stringencv of supplies, even though exhaustion of stocks might come later. Bearish senti- ment however, lost its hold when word passed around that export interests had taken 100000 bushels of hard winter wheat to be shipped by way of the Cnlf Of Mexico. Other sales to Europe were noted later but the quantities were with held. Meanwhile, crop damage advices from the northwest counted to some ar- tent as a bullish factor, gossip heinz current that as a result Of two weeks' rain a large amount of wheat had been rendered unfit for milling.
 Corn rose with wheat and in nonsa- quence of crop damage rerorts from Iowa. Oats followed corn.
 Provisions averaged lower, rehectin declines in. the hog market. The sn1a Ii. CT packers were sellers of nearby de. liyerics of lard.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MARKET WAS BULLIsH

>ov No-k. Sept. 22-Usfng the low CT g.liscCunt rate of the federal reserve bz7S as .eve~ 1u.5sh interests dominated trC stoc', market today. Their operations mel with g lair measure of success. ai- though stubbornly opposed at times by the shorts
 Early advances Of 1 to 9 points among cla usual favoritcs comprising the rails, liLustrials and special issues were can ee.ied at midday by a series of bear drives. but a vigorous rebound at the day best quotations accompanied the active finish.
 Mexican Petroleum was the pivot round which Inc days business main .y rcvo.lcd. After registering point advance and 3-t point decline, the ocE closed at gain of 1-4 points Affiliated stocks were virtually unchang- e1. but net advances of 10 9 5-S points vcr made by Baldwin. Crucib,e and U.
 S-ac.s Reading. Northern Pacific and sout1ern Pacific, [. $. Rubber. Allied Chemical. Famous Players and various ether urclassiffed issues
 Weakness Of several of the secondary Epecialties such as L. S. Food Products. which established new low record and further omission of the dividend on American Agricultural Chemical pre- terrsd directed renewed attention to the AA'A "a. NiH1llts.da SNrIl1 or TeI9t1NCly obscure companies. Sales amounted to 515.QG0 shares
 tunt-s-y 10 expectations the reduced fs1era. reserve rate cNerted no influence eFer the o1en money market. Time quo- tatious were una,tcred and call loans re- maincd fixed st s per cent. against yes tc-day's high and low Of l-2 and 1-2 per cent.
 Excepting the Italian rate. which eased s sshtiN. s1nstantial improvement was tncwn by all important foreign ex- changes. Sterling was cents over the weeks low and French, Belgian and Dutch bills gained 10 to IS points. Bar E7ers further rise here and abroad strengthened far eastern exchanges, the Shanghai rate rising two cents
 Domestic rails and some of the prom inent industriais and utilities figured in t1s enlarged dealings in the bond mar- set Liberty and victory issues also made additional gains but the foreign oivision was featureloss. Totals sales trar valuel aggregated 15,Ss3.0oo.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-23
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
 National Iearua

Brooklyn 1 Pittsburgh 3 (hrst). Brooklyn Pittsburgh 2 (second) Philadelphia Cincinnati (10 innings) Only games scheduled.
 American League. Detroit New York 12. St. Louis , Philadelphia (hrsD. St. Louis Philadelphia (second) Cleveland Boston 8 (12 innings) >> Only games scheduled.
 Eastern League Albany 6 Waterbury (first) Albany 3 Waterbury g (second). Hartford IS Worcester 15 (frst). Hartford 8 Worcester Il (second) Bridgeport New Haven (ffrst). Bridgeport New Haven 0 (second).
 International League. Baltimore 1 Newark (drsD Baltimore 1 Newark (second). Jersey City Reading F (firsD. Jersey City 2 Reading 2 (second). Only games scheduled.
 American Association Kansas City 1 Columbus (irst). Kansas City 4 Columbus 16 (second). Milwaukee Toledo 15. St. Paul Indianapolis D. Minneapolis 13 Louisville 8.