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Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
Own Your Home

Be a part of the community-not merely "hanger-on." See this beautiful bungalow on West McDow- ell and be convinced that there is no place like home. if that home is your own. Consisting of a large liv- ing room, dining room kitchen and two inside bedrooms each with screen porch. We believe this is the oppor- unity you have been waiting for. For further particulars. see Mir Lane with
 DWIGHT B. HEARD CO.
 Realtors Heard Bldg Phone 1882 bd
 ONE ACRE BARSAIN Located three miles from town on paved road> new 3-room house; S1S00. $250 cash.
 See Murken
 Meyers Investment Company
 3s North 1st Ave. Phone 4106 bs
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
THE ROYAL NEIeHBoRs

The Royal Neighbors are now meeting regularly every Wednesday evning in K. of P. hall and visitors are always welcome. The summer at tendance has been very good and, as it is getting cooler, we are looking forward to large gatherings.
 The first social affair of the Mod ern Woodmen and Royal Neighbor camp was in the form of card party, when over 100 were in attendance. After the card games prizes were given and later refreshments were 1 served. Plans for the next social event of these two orders are under way for a Halloween masquerade
 dance to be given October 26. Par
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
Bargain in Home

Completely furnished 4-room home thoroughly modern: close to paved street and car line. In excellent neighbophood northeast. will sacrf- flee for s2S00. $500 cash. Have sev- eral very good roomings that can be sold cheap.
 MCDONALD & SHELDON 1o7 N Second Ave Phone 41s7 bs
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
1906 West Adams

NEW GROOM BRICK
 so fl. front; will sell on easy terms. furnished or unfurnished; make of- fer. The owner is here for a few days: would like to dispose of this property before leaving. Someone will be there to show you through all this afternoon: after today get key at 122 w. Washington St.. room g. 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09

ACRE
 So. Ce0ter St. new 4 room frame sandy loam soil, close to Phoenix; price, s1,S00. $500 cash. S25 per mo
 20 ACRES
 Ideal grape land. So. Center St, for quick sale. $3,OO0. s1,00O cash.
 40 ACRES
 s. E. of Phoenix; has 5 rooms peb- ble dash house, barn. chicken house and runs, 10 acres in alfalfa, includ- ing 1 span good horses; l Holstein COW and heifer; all farm tools. two sta cks of alfalfa hay, 250 chickens; leaving the country; S7,0O0 buys eV- erything; S1,50O cash gets possession.
 NORDQUIST,
 O'BARR & PINNICK 110 N. First Ave. Tel. 215l bs
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
$500

New four-room B. P. D. with large living and dining room: large klich- en. three piece bath. inside bedroom and fine sleeping porch with concrete front porch. and immediate posses sion. Northeast. near school and car line; only s35oo, $500 cash
 BLOCK & BURNS
 117 ". Monroe bs
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
Osborn School
Do You Believe

in owning your own roof? If you do and want one furnished. have it. and it doesn't take much money to handel it. Four rooms. modern See
 FRED A DIBBLE. REALTOR r N. First Ave. Phone soo3 bs
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE Greene & Griffin

PIONEERS IN REAL. ESTATE THIRTY-ONE YEARS OF CONTINUOUS BUSIN E s s WE HANDLE ALL CLASS ES OF PROPERTIES - WE BUILD HOUSES AND SELL THEM UPON THE IN ALLM NIT PLAN = IF YOU HAVE A PIECE OF PROPERTY FOR SALE WE WILL SELL IT FOR YOU - IF YOU WANT A HOUSE BUILT AFTER YOUR OWN DESIGN, WE WILL BUILD FOR YOU-IF YOU WANT TO BUY A HOUSE, WE WILL SELL ONE TO YOU-BUT COME AND SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY OR BUILD.
 GREENE & GRIFFIN, <
 Tel 1904 PA N. 1st Ave.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09

LEARN of the Vale of Paradise. where dreams come true. This won der city is having a magic growth
 and a million dollars in municipal inn provements are authorized for this year. Every kind of business. open ing here. We have r miles of pro- tected water front, with gorgeousiy beautiful home sites. Wonderful homes. Wonderful velvety lawns. Wonderful flowers in semi-tropical profusion. Fishing supreme. Every day you can catch the big fellows until your back aches and your hands blister. Paradise for motor boats. with hundreds of miles of protected waterways with wonder spots to visit. Finest motoring roads in the South. Bathing in bay and gulf wonderful. Healthiest city in America, with no business for doctors. Greatest golf course in America under construction. Coolest place in America in summer. | delightful in winter. You may own beautiful home here. with a per petual income, at practically no in vestment. Grasp the opportunity of lifetime. Address THE MAYOR. ! Valparaiso. Fla. II
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
Ten-Acre Bargain

Ten acres on North Central Ave. i; faces three streets. is square, and just right to subdivide into two and one half acre tracts; it's splendid soil and clean piece; you will double your money on this: nonresident owner, must sell: S6500 gets the ten. See
 FRED A. DIBBLE, REALTOR
 IT N. 1st Ave. Phone 5003 bs
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
2 FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
 The Man of Today

4 llO 4V1Ckll VI | O0o.y
 Is a man who Is looking for oppor- tunities. We have them and do you realize what the ORANGE AND GRAPEFRUIT industry is paying the investor. If you do not come in and we will be glad to tell you. We sell more CITRUS land than any other firm in the Salt River Valley. Un- improved and improved in any size tracts you desire and at the right prices.
 20 acres oranges and grapefruit,
 easy terms $25, 900 10 acres mixed. fine home. easy 16 acres grapefruit and oranges, Central Ave, easy terms ... 24,00o 10-acre corner, unimproved, Central Ave, easy terms.... 5,00C These are only a few of the many good buys we have on our list, and we are sure we can please you If you
 will be kind enough to call and taIl
 it over.
 | FLICKINGER REALTY co. | Is West Adams ts
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
Oil Oil Oil Oil

The Beardsley well now drilling again around the 2100 foot mark The owner is a California oil man who owns several producing oil wells They say he has never missed his guess yet. He is risking around s75.000 all his own money. Are you willing to bet just small sum on his judgment? I own $40 acres. just : miles straight west of his we-i. ard will call each acre a UNIT. Those who cannot afford large acreage. such as most of us have, will no doubt ap- preciate an offer such as am going to make. and the price is below. in most cases, of large acreage.
 Will sell units for $10, units sor s25. and % units for $100. Inits cash, units in two payments. Oct 18th and Nov. 12th: 25 units Ia cash, 1-3 15 days and Ia 30 days Any one will tell you that even 2 units are worth more than the ordina-.- 50, 900 shares oil stock provided oil is found, the land is what gets the money. it's yours, no one can skin you out of it. Inside of from 30 to 50 days will tell the story whethe- yodr land is worth THOUSANDS or noth- ing. Bring or mail the money and c receipt will be given you showing your interest in said section. H. F. GROOM, IS West Adams. 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
5 Acres, $500 Cash

fruit, corner location, close in near paved road and school, ideal chicken
 ranch. Only s23O0. o. K. Realty Co. 232 w. Jefferson. bs
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
i. Lyman Lands

There is a home for you in the Little Colorado river valley. Buy now and get a choice location. Price. s10o to s150 per acrt. water right paid Best of terms This is the best irri- gated land buy in the southwest. Come in and ask us about it
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
} Acres Fruit

c M NO T | CA4 Income certain on this five acres All in seven year old olive and april cot trees. The apricots brought ss50 this year: the olive trees are break ing down under the weight of their fruit In the heart of the fruit dis trict on Chicago avenue near the In- dian school road. Then there's comfortable house. all surrounded with shade There's a two thousand dollar profit il. this place and pos session can be had at once. Think of that. with the price of s4.20O. For prompt action see Mir Lane. with
 DWIGHT B. HEARD CO, Heard Bldg. Phone 1881 It
 s25 CASH-s10 MONTHLY
 Buys choice building lot. 50x140. One block from car line and has city water. Price only s400. You can build a temporary house in rear and save rent.
 THOMAS INVESTMENT co.
 20 West Adams It F QUARTER section of fine land. I miles west of town. paved road, cash rent. half down. Phone sS30. bd
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
S40(O


 6 inside rooms and 2 screen porch es; garage. Northeast on Brill St. Almost new. Built about year. Owner says cost him over $6.ooe. but that he has to sell part of his property. See us Monday.
 TOLLESON SAMUEL LAND CO Phone 42s2: room 3os Heard Bldg. It
 Osborn School
 4-room furnished cottage. close to school; 40 chickens. good jersey COW. winter garden. full acre of ground; s2400. F cash
 B. M- ATWOOD 230 w Jefferson St. Phone 411e bs JUST the place for home where you can have a COW and chickens. one-haif acre with a new Groom house: owner has gone to California and must sell. on North sth street. Price s265o, terms. Fred Jacobs. IS W. Adams bs
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
Lots For Sale

on northeast and northwest corner
 of Palm Lane and Seventh street. Owner can be seen at house on the uortheast corner. If
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09

FOR sALE-HoUsEs
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
Cattle Ranches

We have listings on some of the choicest cattle ranches in northern Arizona. All sizes and prices, from SIS, 900 to s100.000.
 MILLER REALTY CO, Phone 3321 321 W. Washington 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09

FOR RENT-Partly furnished house located 1104 E. Mckinley. fruit, shade and garage. Inquire 1902 E.. Pierce.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09

WANTED-Fifty gallons good milk for retail. Box S0-A Republi- can. bs
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09

? QUARTER section of fine land. I
 miles west of town. paved road, cash
 rent. half down. Phone sS30. bd
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-01-05
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-16
HOWARD BULLDOGSI
 BEAT NORMAL BOYS BY GOOD FIELDING
By MAXWELL ALLEN

Yesterday. afternoon at Eagles field the Howard Bulldogs demonstrated that despite the fact two of their stars were absent from the lineup they still have base ball team by boating the Jacksonville State Normal school team by score of 5 to ?. The Bulldogs gave fine exhibit of just how team can fight under handicap. and despite the fact that both Head and Acton were not present. the team looked better and fought better fight than has been tough by the Bulldogs this year.
 It was not individual work that for the Howardites. but 1t was just hard fought baseball played by a team that worked together in fine style. considering that 1t was the first time that this particulars nine has taken the field together this season. shelton and Red Dean. the diminutive shortfielder led the attack for Howard, each getting two hits.
 The feature of the Jacksonville teams playing the pitching of Barkley. who got loose after a bad start and struck out nine men, retiring six of these in row.
 The game started with King in fine form and the fielders working like cogs in machine. With the exception of three base hit by Shelton it was the same story in the Bulldogs half of the canto. In the second inning the Bulldogs were still good the defensive. but when it came the visitors time to take the field there was defensive. Then the Howardites got busy and hits by Shelton, Newman and King and a sacrifice by Afford netted the Howardites four runs
 Howard came back strong again in the third and single and steal by Gaylord followed up by anothed single by King netted the Marshall crew its last tally.
 In the fourth. fifth and sixth the pitch CTS got busy and began exhibiting their substance, with the result that there were no runs scored. Barkley struck out seven men. while Mir. King let four take gentle whiffs at the ozone.
 King received hard lick by a pitched ball Son the kidney in the second inning and by the seventh inning he began to weaken a little. Then the visitors got a move on with their slugging appartus and by the aid of little loose fielding by the Bulldogs, they managed to make two runs.
 The Bulldog infield looked a little bad in the seventh, but with that exception they were playing perfect baseball all of the way through the game.
 The locals clash again with the Jackson vile team today with Shorty Webb on the firing line for the Bulldogs: Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-16
INDICTED PLAYERS WILL ATTEMPT GAME
 WITH ARISTO TEAM

Chicago. April 15.-Directors of the Chicago Baseball league were called to meet in an emergency session to- day to take action against team said to have booked a game with the 'Black Sox." as the transforming team formed from discharged members of the Chi cago White Sox have termed them selves No official ruling had been made in the case of the Black Sox' by President Edward Litsinger of the Chicago league, but it was understood that the league members were not to meet the team on which the men under indictment in the 1919 worlds series scandal are playing.
 The manager of the Black Sox" de clared no additional games, besides the one now scheduled for next Sunday with the Aristo Giants, are planned for Chicago, but the team is scheduling dates through Kentucky and Indiana Joe Jackson, Claude Williams, Happy Felsch, Swede Risberg and Fred Me Millin are the former White Sox play CTS forming the nucleus of the "Black Sox."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-16
Interchurch Holds
 Annual Track Meet

The Interchurch track meet was held yesterday afternoon at East park to de- eide the members of the varsity team which will represent the Five Points h. terchurch organization in the state in- terscholastic which will be held at the
 University of Alabama March g and 3D. The competition was carried out in three divisions-junior, intermediate and senior.
 Gold. silver and bronze medals were awarded by the B. A. c. to the first. second and third total point winners re- spectively. Bernard Barnes won the ate class; Edwin Bruce obtained the sill yer one in the juniors. while Howard McHenry copped the bronze pendant
 The winners of first, second and third in total points were Edwin Bruce, Ed ward Gordien and John Hancock, re- spcctively. They were awarded prizes by the Birmingham Arms and Cycle company. Barnes. Harry Holder and Joe Lipsitz followed in the order named in the intermediate division, while Howard McHenry, Tom Anderson and Fred Street were the high point getters in the senior division.
 The meet was held under the direct supervision of c. T. Orr. noted Canadian track man; w. s. M. Robertson, former University of Alabama track star; Coach Wilbur Hutsell of the B. A. c. and Jack Lillian. competitor in the Olympic trials held last year. The tourney was reg ulation affair in everys respect and the entrants made splendid speed consider ing the shape of the track, which was slow on acc1lnt of recent rains
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-16
5. ". 4. Cadets Defeat
 Spring Hill, 5 to {

Greensboro, April 15.-(special)-The Southern Military academy nine tri- umrhed over the Spring Hin aggrega- ton this afternoon in a hard-fought and well-played lo-inning combat. the final score of which was to {. The fielding of both teams was little off par, but with this exception there was nothing to mar the performance. Dent twirled good ball until the sixth inning. when stephens went in after the visitors had scored two runs
 The batting of Lewis, third baseman for S M. A.. was the feature, he making a single, double and triple in five times at bat. He was little off on fielding, however. The fielding of Wingam and Bryan, outer gardeners for Spring Hill. prevented many hits. The lillian out field handled Ii chances all told. The summary: R.H.E. . M. A. ...-.-.s..'....-... . q Spring Hill ..........................4
 Batteries: Dent. Stephens and Crew; Keaughan and Babbington.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-16
JACK DEMPSEY BEGINS
 WORK FOR CARPENTER

New York. April 15.-Heavyweight Champion Jack Dempsey arrived here today from the west to begin training for his contest with Georges Carpen- tier in New Jersey July Z. Dempsey stated he weighed 191 pounds and would start active preparations for the bout as soon as the definite site of the match was announced.
 He will lead up to this work by spending the next two weeks at the home of Freddie Welsch, where he will play golf and do light outdoor train ing, including long walks.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-16
All Run Down Now Feels Fine
EafOs1iC Ended His Troubles

"Eatonic is the only thing have found to stop my heartburn and I think it has been a great help in nervous spells, writes 0. C.Johnson.
 An upset stomach may cause lots of suffering all over the body. Eatonic helps in such cases by removing the cause of the misery, because 1t takes up and carries out the excess acid and gases and keeps the digestive organs in natural working order. A tablet after meals Is sil you need. Big box costs only a trihe with druggists guarantee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-16
CRIME YIELDS REVENUE Huntsville Police Court Totaled $527
 In March

Huntsville, April IS. Especially The Huntsville police department made III arrests during the month of March and tho fines amounted to $527. according to the report of Chief of Police Mitchell, just compiled and submitted to the city council. Traffic law violations led all the other of lenses in number with 2s, and stock law violators came next with 22 ar rests. Drunkenness fell off during the month. there being only six plain drunks and eight drunk and disor- derlies.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-16
GIBBONS TRAINING

Mike Gibbons has been training on the quiet since January. Those who know his present condition, are going to bet their heads off that when the St. Paul fighter meets Johnny Wilson foi the championship he will win the bout in a walk. Various cities are after this fight. The Cream City A. c. of Mill waukee has offered a $25.000 purge and percentage privileges and pr5- motors at Benton Harbor and New Or leans have made bids.
 But the chances are that some big eastern fight club will win the match
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-16
Montreal Gets the Decision
 Over Herman, Northampton

Boston, April 15-Youns Montreal of Providence was awarded the decision over Pete Herman of New Orleans, for mer world bantam weight champion, in d 1o-round bout here tonight. Both weighed under 119 pounds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-16
BRAVES WIN FREE HITTING CONTEST
 FROM THE ROBINS
Cincy Reds Are Stopped By the PirateS-Cubs RaI-
 Iy and Win
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston, April 15.--In a free hitting game, interrupted by showers. Boston defeated Brooklyn. 6 to 5, in 10 innings today. Mill jus passed Ford with enc out in the last of the tenth, forcing in Southworth with the winning run. Powell tripled twice and Nicholson who hit safely each of the four times up yesterday. hit safely his first three
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-16
HAyRE DE GRACE CANARD

Reports that horses stabIed at Havre de Grace were suffering from cough ling epidemic has sort of nasty look. There never was an epidemic of the sort at Havre de Grace. A few horses were coughing. but all are now prac- tically we'll. The evil aspect of the car ard lies in the theory that the whole thing was plot to scare off the owners of some of the important stables who intend to ship to Havre de Grace. If the scheme had succeeded. winnings would have been confined to the horses now running at Bowie
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-16
SEVENTH INNING
 RALLY WINS FOR CIIRS

Chicago. April 15.--A seventh inning rally by Chicago in which Riviere and Kircber were driven off the mound enabled the locals to come from behind and make if two straight from St. Louis, II to 4. The visitors took the lead by punching hits off Martin before he settled down. score
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-16
PIRATES WIN NOUT OVER THE REDS

Cincinnati, April 15.--Poor playing by Cincinnati in the eighth today permitted Pittsburg to score three runs and to 1 victory. Rixey pitched well up to the eighth and Hamilton was saved repea tedly by his support. Outfielder See of the Reds is in local hospital with blood poisoning of the left arm. The score: