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Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10
Pirates Easily
Win Second Game
From BROOKLYN
Cadore Forced Out in Fourth
Inning by Free Hitting
Sensational Catches

Pittsburgh. May 9. - By hitting
Cadore freely. forcing him ou, in the
iourih inning. the Pirates easily won
the second straight game from
Brooklyn today. The score was 8 to
2. Sensational catches by Carey.
Bigbee and B. Griffith were features.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10
PHILADELPHIA.

sRatted for keen in seventh.
ssBatted for Jones In ninth.
Score by innings:
Chicar 70 ............o .oe17o oo1 %
summary--Runs: Rapp. walker lO,
Williams t3), Parkinson (2), Fletcher,
Kelieher, Fiack, Miller. OFarreil. Errors:
Krug. Freeman. Two-bass hits: oFarrell
(2). Miller (z). Walker. Three-base hit:
Henline. :, Home run: Parkinson Stolen
bases: stats (3). Kelleher. Sacrifice hits:
Henlins, Leslie, Fletcher. Left on bases:
Philadelphia, q. ChicAto. .. Base On balls:
Off Ring. !: off Jones, /. struck out: BY
Freem4h. 1; BY Rint. ): by Jones, ..
Hits: or freeman, 10 in 9 Ia innings;
off Ke6ns. ! In 2-3 inning; off Jones. 3 In
innings. Losing pitcher: Freeman. Um-
pir.s: Mccormick. Rigler. Pfirman. Time:
2:0..
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10
Cudahy Horseshoe
y Pitchers Beat Dold

The Cudahy packing eompany's
team Of horseshoe hurlers defeated
the Dold packing team, sS6 to 3s9
and 597 to $40. The Swift and CON-
pany trimmed the Armour pitchers,
572 TO 448.
The standings Of the teams entered
in the horseshoe pitching tourney
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10

Nummasy-kaseed vuasi O@Asa = ~
,SeserN q Len % hasssi OMahs Z. ~.
Jsssph 10. Rsas AsA hMsi OF wiSlss'
ten. 9 and 10 In 4 50 taslsssi EFT 1'esss.
: and : In Ia taaiNasi eff nsses. 80
In Q tns,nssi Ell Metsii. . Ia . tsnIsss.
n sy Rsvek. IL b, .Grssss. q ~ nsCsm.
nans. nases 81 ksiisi OFT wlsinssen.
cse MetaIi, raes. Wisniss pitcher. Grs. :
81, Iesias pitcher. Wtsinssss. De.sIe
pisys, WIiess - Gistasss 70 nev@ssi ns.
fate - Nsfes V smith. 4ssssd ssns.
Linsie. HN hY plteh.a ssili nsws,
Mccall, Nufes, by Nssei. umplsee. browne
and NeGSssu. Time ee ssmsi iiSs.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10

Tulsa :. .aooo3 o-11
Denver .............s 500 x-l3
summary-Runs: Bennett tsl, Thomp-
son. Davis (a), Leliveit (2), Lamb (O.
Whi4.d Hsusi:nd Hos,rSt v,rSt. 81 p.at.n. %sisa.
son Is1' Spencer. Errors: Haugland,
Wrish SPENCER Earned rYn,; .m, rIls. p.,t.s: =
son Bauman, Two-base hits: Stanley.
windle. Lamb, Hsugni.nd %. SD. rrh,sn Three
son Davis Sacrifice hits: Spranger.
Wright; Ions. Struck out; I. By ,aas Richmond; a.
Beedle o.: By Pruitt, I. Base on balls:
OF Richmond; i: Oft H.S.hl.nd, Land, .; of
Double plays: Bauman- -Lelivelt. Gross-
'spranxer- -shanley. wild pitch; Richmond.
land, Left on bases: Tulsa, z: Denver, 4.
Runs and hits: OF Richmond, s and
s and 10 In . innings: Oft Gross II and
y In inninss: Oft Beedls. NO runs. no
hits In l-3 innings: Oft Pruitt. no runs.
! ne hits in 3-3 inning. Umpires: Fits-
i patrick and Burnside. Time: 200.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10
Stecher and
Hanson Will
Meet on Mat
Articles for Winner .Take.All
Meeting Signed by Joe's
Brother and ]. W. Fl.
wood Of Omaha.

\ Joe Siseher. former worlds wres.
Ting champion. and Charlie Hanson
signed articles a, l:S0 yesterday for
a winner',ake,all wrestling match IN
Omaha.
The articles were signed by Tony
Siecher, Joe's brother. and ]. W.
Elwood. Omaha sportsman. who d.
reefs the business affairs OF Hanson.
To BE Staged Here.
The match. they agreed. shall he
staged in Omaha on July 4. or with
in 10 days after tina, date,
The match will be wresiled on a
winner-,ake-all basis and is the eul.
mina,ion OF winter OF argument
between steeher on one SIDE and
Hanson on the other.
Club Undetermined.
What club will stage the match
has not been determined. The Amer
lean Legion is said 10 hold the state
permit for July 4 and therefore is
likely to be given the first oppof-
iuniiy TO hold the wrestling match.
Hanson is the pro,ege OF Farmer
Burns. who gained fame last winter
by wrestling a three-hour draw with
Stanislaus Zysbzko in Nashville.
Tenn. and later defeated Pat MaSill
OF Wisner in Omaha.
i, will be S,echer's FIRST appear.
ance in Omaha in more than two
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10
pEs MONIES

Score by inninKs: .,
Oklahoma City ...41ed e-i7
Des Noines ........S 00oo O. s
summary-Runs: Pitt ~. Ginslsrd ca.
Middleton (2), Bates t2>. Fisher Massey.
Tate. Allen. German. Grant. Horan, era
ham Wagner i2). Errors: Massey. Tate,
Grant. Turgecn, Edelman. Home run;
Fisher Three base hits, Pitt Two - %"
hits:f Nasty (D, Pitt. Sacrifice hits:
Grant Milan Stolen case
ealie. Left on bases: oklahona Cicty. 4;
De- Noines. IL Struck cut; By Edeinan,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10
Norwich Will
Go to Post
Big Favorite
More Than Million Dollars
Will Change Hands in Chi.
csgo Alone-Railbirds
Like Block Entry.

Chicago. May s.-Moss than
81 900 900 will change hands In
Chicago alone on the result Of
the Kentucky derby.
Norwich Is the overwhelming
iavorite. although W'sksvay.
Lucky Hour and other entrants
have friends who are backing their
opinions with liberal cash.
Those holding tieke,s on Norwich
in the winter book at 70 !. say
,ha, he will be less than 3 10 10 a.
post time next Saturday afternoon.
The hackers OF Norwich insist he
will run true to form and that the
rest OF the field will look like sell.
ing plsters. They admit tradition
has been upset at times. but this
is not one Of the times.
Louisville, KY. May 9.-The re-
rewal OF the Kentucky derby will at
tract q record-brcaking crowd Saiur-
day. :,
Public interest has been stimulated
by the possibility that an animal to
,opplc the wonder horse OF the CEN
fury, Man O. War, from his pedestal.
has been uncovered in Norwich. the
marvellous J-year-old son OF Runny-
mede and Hymir.
So much has been written about
Norwich that he is the strongest
favoritc for the Kentucky classic. and
probably will attain the eminence
which has come to few OF being an
odds-on favorite in big classic
derby-s starting field.
Always Finishes First.
OF course. there are wise men OF
the turf who doubt Norwich. But
Norwich has yet to see a horse III
front OF him at the finish.
Many OF the doubtcrs look with
favor on the Lexington stables Lucky
Hour. The showing made by this son
OF Ferole or Hourless Lucky Catch
in the Tip-Top purse at Havre dc
Grace has gained him many follow
crs. Though blocked many times IN
the early running, he came with
tremendous burst OF speed at t1e
turn for home, TO win hard held. The
only question is whether or not
Lucky Hour can carry his speed
over a distance.
The Tip.fop purse was only tive
and one.half furlongs, while the
derby distance is mile and one
quarter. 49,.
Another entry in. the derby that
!. attracting considerable attention
among the racing fraternity is Good
Times, son OF Theo Cook-Bounty,
who is a J. S. Cosden entry.
Good Times Looks Good.
Good Times has stepped many
sharp half-mile this spring and his
workouts at a mile have been I'M
pressive.
Whiskaway, son Of Whisk Broom
ii, Inaugural, is probably the most
formidable entry Of the Mary Payne
Whitney stable, though Olympus
made Z hit with the rail birds by
his race 1t Havre de Grace, when,
at mile and 70 yards, he stood
Rungabuck, one Of the most danger
Gus handicap horses, on his hdol,
and then took Boniface in stretch
drive and beat him.
The sire Of Olympus is Rogaie
Age, an English horse, while his
dam, Paradise II, is American.
Many followersAof the track have
expressed their opinion that Olyss-
pus' showing at Hsvre de Grace
was the most impressive performance
any derby candidate has shown this
spring.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10
Two out when winning run scored.
: sBatted for Fewster in eighth.
stBatted for Mcmillan in tenth.

H
Stated for Fewster in eighth.
'tBatted for Mcmillan in tenth.
Score by innings: .
Chicago ...........8 % l 0-7
New York .........0 o 0 4 Is
Summary-Runs: Johnson, strunk (.).
Collins. Hooper. Schalk. Hodge. Fewster
(2}. Baker (3). Scott. Devormer C2),
Shawkey. Errors: Hodge. Witt. Devormer.
.Shawkey. Two-base hit: Scott. Home
run: Baker. Stolen base: schalk. Sacri-
flee hits: Shawkey, Falk. Devormer-
Double PLAY: Collins Johnson -Strunk. Left
on bases: New York. o; Chicago, .. Base
on balls: Off Hodge. S; off Shawkey. 4;
s: by Acosta. 2: by Jones' /. Hits: OFF
Hodge. in 4 2-3 innings; off Acosta. Z
in 5 innings; off Shawkey. IA in 8 innings
ings. Hit by pitched bail: Ward. by
Hodge. Passed ball: Devormer. Winning
pitcher: Jones. Losing pitcher: Acosta.
Umpires: Morarty and Nallin. Time: 2:so.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10
TuIsa, II, Denver, IL:

Denver, Colo. May. s.-Findine Haus.
land in the sixth for three timely hits that
were responsible for four tallies, Denver
took the long end Of a slugfest from Tulsa.
walloped Richmond out Of the box in the
first inning Haugland held them through
out the rest Of the game with the excep--
tion of his one bad inning. Gross pitched
eight good innings. but Beedle. who re-
lievsd him, was easy for the oilers, and
Pruitt, new Denver hurler. went In In the
ninth when the Griszlies' lead was threat
ened. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10
Cleveland, Z, Philadelphia. rs.

Philadelphia. May 9.--HammcrinR Cow
eleskie. k.efs and Bsgby for 20 hits en-
abied Philadelphia to get back at the
Cleveland squad today with . Is to
10 4
-Four home runs. two by Miller: four
triples and two doubles were included
In the Athletics hitting.
Doc Johnston. former Cleyelander. had
four hits. including two triples. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10

IOtaf8 T3U 4
'Batted for Ruel In eighth.
''Batted for Ferguson In eighth.
Score by innings:
Detroit ..............0 o . 20 10 1 2-S
Boston ..............0 % 0 o 0 o o 0 2 o.
Summary-Runs Blue. Jones (2). Cobb.
Helmann. Clark, Harris. Burns. Errors:
Pratt, Smith. Two-base hits: Dugan, J.
Collins. Three-base hit: Clark. Home
run: Heilmann. Sacrifice hit: Rigney.
Double plays: Clark RIgney Blue. Dugan-
Burns. Left on bases: Detroit, 8: Boston,
L. Base on balls: Off Ehmke, 2: off Fer
guson. 3: off Russell. /. Hits: OFF Fergu-
son. in 8 innings: off Russell, 2 in I
inning Hit by pitched ball: Harris, by
Ehmke. Losing pitcher: Ferguson. Um-
Ia?
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10
rhI,.a.lnh,.. o.: Chicago, 4.

Chicag 70, May s.-Parkinson's home run
drive into the left field bleachers with
two men on base in the seventh innins.
was unable 10 overcome and the visitors
won the first game. Of the series between
the east and west here today. to :.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10

Cincinnati. O., May s.-Duncan's triple
with the bases full In the sixth inning was
the main factor in giving Cincinnati I
pitched brilliantly, a wild throw by Bohne
letting in Boston's only run. Marquard
was invincible until the sixth, when two
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10
Detroit, 8; Boston. 2.

Boston, Mass. May s--Detroit made It
two in row from Boston today, Ehmks
holding Boston to four hits and winning,
s to 2. Heilmann knocked one OF the
longest homo runs seen here, clearing the
left field fence with plenty to spare. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10
Chicago. I; New York. 4.

New York, May s.-Camp Skinner, a
new Yankee rookie broke, up an exciting
1o-innins game here today between the
Yankees and White Sox by smashing a
single through the box with Scott on
third Jones. who relieved Shawkey in
the ninth. held the Sox safe. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York, s; Chicago. Z
Drroit. s; Boston, 2.
Philadelphia. Is; Cleveland. I.
st. Louis. I: Washington, s.
Today's Games.
St Louis at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10
okiaAem. Clty. Il, be-. Mel.e.. :

Dss Nsines. Ia, May S.-Oklahoma City
hit Edelman At will in the last four in
nings. came from behind and defeated the
locals, ~ to =. In the first game Of the
series The visitors made 20 hits Allen.
who relieved Young In the first inning,
pitched splendid ball. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10

1: by Allen. :? Base on balls: Off oden-
waid. .: off Young. 1: off Allen. :. III,
by pitched ball: Wagner. by Young. Wild
pitch: Odenwsld. Earned runs aud h,ts;
Off Odenwald. 4 and I In ! inning tnors
out In second); off Edelmsn. 10 and is
in 8 innings: off Young. S aud ) ,nous
out IN first innins): off Allen. o and 3 in
innings. Losing pitcher: Edelmsn. Win
ming pitcher: Allen. Double play: Tur-
geon .Gorman. Graham. Umpires: Holmes
and OrMsby. Time: 1851.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10
SIOUX CITY.
Totals 81 5a i2l Totals

score by Innings.
Sioux City 20 0 0 0o0 0 x-2
Summary - Runs: Berger, Hamilton,
Roth. Erroro: Berger. Palmer. Roettger.
Two-base. hits: Berger. Haley, washburn.
Ostergard, Roth. Sacrifice hits: East Nc
Dowell. Stolen bases: Fish, Washburn.
Double plays: Griffin -washburn, Griffin
Mcdowell -Washburn. Earned runs: Sioux
City. !. Left on bases: Wichita, 12; Sioux
| City. 7. Base on balls: OFT Beebe. 4; off
Rocttger. z. Struck out: BY Beebe, 8; by
Roettger. 7. Umpires: Anderson and Dona-
hue. Time: 1:45.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10

summary = Vuns' II ufltHth, H,ITs
Msrsnyills tD. Carey. Trsynor. Mueller.
Grimm. Msttox. Cooper Errors; psesrry.
Mueller. Two-bsss hits. Olson, Mueller.
VILE, Sacrifice hits; Carey. Ems. Mueller
Doubis play. Maranyille. Grimm. Left on
bases. brooklyn. 8. Pittsburgh, .. bs..
on balls: OFF cadore. !; off shri,er.. ); OF
Deeature. J.. off Cooper. !. struck out:
by shrIvsr, 2. by Cooper. Z. Hits: oft
Galore. 10 in ) "a innings: off shrivsr,
In . Ia innings: off Dscsturs. I In J IN
ming. Winning pitcher. Cooper Losing
pitcher: csdore. umpires: KLEIN. sentelis
and Emslie. Time: 1854
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10
Wichita, 4; Sioux City, :.

Sioux City. Ia. May e.-After being held
TO three hits in seven innings by the vet
eran Fred Beebe. Sioux City rallied in
tho eighth and won . to I pitchers
battle from Wichita in the opening game
Of the series. Roth's double. Hamilton's
single. base on balls. an infield out and
Berger's error Of Ostergard's grounder
produced the brace Of talles. Roettger
twiried Q strong game fot Sioux City. tho
visitors' lone run resulting from an error
by Palmer Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10

Yesterday's, Results.
Milwaukee, IA; indianapolis, 2.
Minneapolis. 3: Columbus. /.
Kansas City. Z; Louisville. 5.
st. Paul. 2; Toledo. 0.
Today's Games.
Toledo at St. Paul,
Columbus at Minneapolis.
indianapolis at Milwaukee.
Louisville at Kansas City.
Southern Association.
At Mobile. "a; Memphis l3.
At Atlanta, 2: Little Rock, L.
At New Orleans, s.; Nashville, 2.
At Birmingham, 4 Chattanooga, s.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10

sBattSd Tor hisaaoh W hih1h.
Score by Innings:
~, touis s.s..sst...o VI
Washington ..,,.....o - 90 o-e
summsry-Runs; Tobln. jacobson. Sew
sreid 90. Eiierbe. Bsyne ts), Bush.
Harris. Rice. Judge. PeekinpsuEh. Errorsi
Harris. Rice. Two-bAsa hit; Williams.
Thrss-bss. hits. ssyersid. Gerber. Home
rnnsi Judge, Tobin. Sacrifice hits: Harris.
Charity. Double plays: Sisier-Usrber-sis-
Louis. 4. washinxton. Z. Base on balls:
OFF vsngilder. =; off Francis, 4: off
esyns. !. Struck out. BY Francis, !: by
Bayne.2. by Gleason, !. Hitsi OFF Van
"a innings: off Francis. 2 in 5 Ia In
nings: off Gleason, 4 In 3 "a innings. Hit
BY pitched ball; PeekinpauEh, by vanxii-
der. Wild pitch: Francis t.). Winning
umpires: Dineen and Evans. Time: 1853.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10

Summary Runs: Bancroft (2), Raw
lings (2), Groh (2). Errors: Heathcote,
Ainsmith, Two-base hit: McHenry. Three
base hit: Meusel Stolen bases: Rawlings.
Sacrifice hits: Young. Meusel. Rawlings.
Double play: -Hornaby -Fournier.
Left on bases: st. Louis. Z: New York. Z.
BASE on balls: Off Pertics. I. Struck out:
BY Pertica, Q; by Ryan. 8; by Sherdei. !.
Hits: Off Pertica, . in s innings; off Sher-
del mono In 2 innings: off Walker, ! IN
] inning Losing pitcher: Pertica. Um-
pires: ODay and Hart. Time: 1898.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10

Yesterdays Results.
Pittsburgh s.; Brooklyn, 2.
New York. s.; st. Louis. 0.
Cincinnati. 4; Boston. /.
Philadelphia. .: Chicago. 4.
TOday's Games.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at St. Louis.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10
ST. LOUIS.

sBatted for Sherdel In eighth.
ssBatted for Walker In ninth.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10
WARRINGTON

.Rsitsd for Smith In fifth,
"Battsd for Gleason In ninth.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10

Wash ton
| New York
! Phila' phia
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10
BaseBanRe Results
61dStdr1di1lQS
WESTERN LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standiu4a.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15
5 Gallon Bottles

We buy by the carload and will sell
wholesale or retail. City Ice Delivery
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15
a FOR Observation-Disclosures
Store Fixtures

One National cash register keys
to $1.95, nickel finish, large size; it
will cost you less than half what it
cost new, and it's $50
One st. Louis register, brand new,
runs to S4.99; total adder; real buy
at 800.
National cash register. oak finish,
keys to $99.95, five clerk keys, tape
and all extras, a machine costing
$3.50 and its practically new. The
price is $500.
One st. Louis register, large cash
drawer, brand new, total adder, keys
to s4.95, and $110 takes it.
One American adding machine, has
total and sub-total keys, runs up in
the millions on keys and adder. The
price is only $50 but it's worth more.
One National cash register, oak
finish, keys to $9.99 with pennies,
tickets, tape and five clerk keys.
This machine is easily worth $400, but
$500 takes it,
One National cash register, maho-
gany finish, keys to $1.95, total adder,
tape, etc. Cost new $135, you can't
tell it from new and the price is $65.
One small National register. The
price is $50 and it's worth it.
Five Todd check protectors. Your
choice at So each. You can't afford
to let your checks go unprotected at
this price.
one 6-foot oak finish wall case.
Would easily cost you 1925 to dupli-
cate IL, but our price is $50.
One 6-foot counter refrigerator
case. It's home made and it's not a
beauty but gosh, look at the price,
$25.
Several Herring Hall. Marvin and
Melink steel safes, with the Under
writer's seal, at discounts of 25%o.
Several used computing scales, diff
ferent makes, and you can make your
own price.
One ivory finished s-foot plate
glass top show case. This would
easily sell for $125 in ordinary times,
but look at the price, SIS.
We've got lots more stuff, and the
prices are right, so come in and give
us the once over.
327 w. Adams ST. Phone 30S7. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15
A Billion Auto Parts
AT THE LEADING PARTS HOUSE
Ariz. Auto Parts Go.
4S2-4o W. Adams St. Phone6197 tf
NIaXMell
Chalmers
~ OPERS
- ENEWED
X DAD
"A RUNNERS

The following cars have been
completely rebuilt and refinished and
we will sell them under same terms
and guarantee as we would new
car:
l Chalmers 7-passenger that can
not be told from a new car. S $50
1 Auburn Beauty 5-passenger
with wire wheels and beauti-
tul finish .............. l-VV
/ Maxwell touring driven about
200 miles as a demonstrators. 95O
l Kissel Tourster. driven but
4500 miles, original finish and
operates like new ........... $50
1 bort sedan, one Of the class
lest and smoothest operating
moderate priced cars offered in
Phoenix today .............. boz
Remember anyone Of the above
sold under new car guarantee.
Also we offer the following at the
very lowest prices;
1 Chevrolet touring, 1917.......S 10
Chevrolet touring, 1919....... 25O
Ford touring. 1913 .....,.... zoo
/ Ford touring. 1921 ........... 400
/ Buick touring, 1917 ...,...... 25O
/ Buick touring. 1917 ......... 425
/ Dodge Commercial. 1917 ..... 2jO
1 Dodge touring, 1917 ......... 500
/ Saxon touring, 1917 ......... 10
/ Oldsmobile roadster, l92O..... 900
/ Studebaker touring. 1917 ..... $50
/ Oakland touring. 1920 ..,..... 4S5
1 Paige 7-pass., 1917 ........... 4S0
r. y. ROPER MOTOR co.
4O2-12 n. Central Ave. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15
For Sale Or Rent

% ACRES OF SANDY LOAN Lo-
GATED CLOSE TO PEORIA. THE
LAMP Is WELL ADAPTED FOR
LETTUCE CANTALOUPES OR
COTTON. OWNER, AUG. HEGE-
LUND. AT THE HASSAYAMPA
CREAMERY Co. OR AT 409 n.
7TH AVE, PHOENIX, ARIz. i
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15
5 Acre Bargain

Fine sandy loan SOIL corner loca-
ton, fine well soft water, good house,
chicken house and runs; good shade.
A dandy buy. See us on this.
Texas City Realty Co.
1870 North Central Ave. Phone 6756.
bn1
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15
Subdivision
Property

LISTINGS WANTED
We have Buyer for 5 to 10
Acres. Orange orchard bear
ing-unimprcved.
Have Buyer with $3.50 cash
wants 3 or 4 room house,
close in. Balance easy terms.
$4,000 To Loan for 80 days on
Al security.
Have client with $4,000. What
have you in an AL house and
location? See US at once.
We Write Fire Insurance.
Prompt Service.
First Glass Desert Entry in
Maricopa Co.; good prospect
for water.
I'VE SELL THE EARTH
and LOAN MONEY ON IT."
JONES. EVANTS & EARLY
302 Heard Bldg. Phone 5970
bl
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15
8OAcres

Near Chandler $165 per acre for
quick sale. 40 acres alfalfa. Good soil.
D. H. CLARIDGE REALTY CO.
Is S. Center ST.. bm
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15

THREE big bargains, one truck,
two touring cars, first class condi-
ton, TO be seen at Ryan Brothers
Garage. Phone $3.50. 22S 4. Adams.
ff
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15
Ashland Place

HALF MILE NORTH Nc
DOWEIL - DIAN
SCHOOL CAR PASSES
RIGHT BY THE TRACT.
ALL THAT is NECES-
SARY TO OWN A HOME
is FOR YOU TO BUY A
LOT IN THIS EXCLU-
SIVE ESIDEN NTIAL
DISTRICT, AND WE
WILL BUILD A HOUSE
FOR YOU AFTER YOUR
OWN DESIGN. AND YOU
CAN PAY THE BAL
ANCE LIKE RENT-THE
LOTS ARE 60-FOOT
WIDE WITH CEMENT
WALKS, GAS, LIGHTS,
WATER AND SEWER
AGE-AND NOW is THE
TIME TO BUILD.
GREENE & GRIFFIN
TEL. 1904 124 n. FIRST AVE
bY
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15
4OAcres

80 ACRES alfalfa and grain. Good
well and 4-room house, close to paved
highway; "a mile to good school,
store and postoffice; a good dairy
proposition, at the extremely low
price of $3.50 per acre. $3.50 cash;
balance terms.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15
II Acres, $500

Or 2k acres, $3.50, on my T. z.
payment plan, for this week only.
See me today at 1902 w. Jackson
ST.. or phone S03S. A. L. West, Own
e,. bno
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15
1OAcres

ONLY 4 miles from Phoenix, on
paved State Highway, has 4-room
frame house, fruit and shade. u
mile from good school at the sacrifice
price Of $2750-S750 cash; balance
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15

80 ACRES, on paved road, north
west near school, fair house, good
orchard, electricity, first class land.
Owner must sell. Priced at $l75 an
acre; mortgage $1,000. See Alexander
or Groom. 126 n. Center. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15
4OAcres

s MILES, a little northeast of city,
fine clean sandy loan, is acres pro-
duced l bale cotton per acre this
season, has 4-room new frame bum
galow, with lots screen porch and
will trade for city residence prop
erty.
BLOCK & BURNS
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15
HERE'S a SNAP

THREE 4Vs, ALL WE'LL LOCAT-
ED AND WE'LL IMPROVED; TWO
PRICED AT $4,000 PER ACRE:
$4,000 CASH, THE OTHER AT
$175 PER ACRE; $1,000 CASH.
HERBERT S. PRINCE CO.,
REALTORS
110 N. CENTRAL AVE. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15
PLOCN & % y R4N >
13 r. ADAMS ST.
QRANGE GROVE

40 acres of citrus land, northeast,
good house, rooms and bath large
screen, good shade, % acres of bear
ing oranges and grapefruit, balance
in wheat. Price $525 per acre. APP
NV "a w van Buren, st bm
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15
4 FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Lumber

THE PHOENIX LUMBER co.
sells lumber cheaper. Every custom
er is a booster. It's the price. 7th
Ave and the railroad. bn
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15
DON'T BREAK EGGS

FOR SALE = Self propelled inva-
lids wheel chair. 1912 Grand Ave.
Phone $3.50. bl
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15
FOR sALE-HoUsEs

BY OWNER, brick house. built-in
features, shade, south of Roosevelt;
Grand Ave. car. S24 n. 18th Ave. IT
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15

Shade, fruit, berries, grapes, elec.
lights, soft water - Modern brick
home. rooms and bath, chicken
coops, garden, etc. One acre Of land.
Close to car line. N. u. $4,000. Small
payment and easy terms.
b. NJ. ATWOOD
230 w. Jefferson st. Phone 4119
bm
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15
Notice Investors

1 have seven-room double house,
lot 100x136, paved street, six blocks
from postoffice, fine apartment site;
price $4500. This is $4,000 under ac-
tual value. 3S5 No. Fifth Ave. 1t