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also around the Prescott and Phoe-
nix meek of the woods"
A. NJ (Tony) or (Soldier) Cas-
tillo, the we'll known round house
pugilist, is an inmate at the COM
pany hospital in Los Angeles, due
to a broken arm. Tony missed his
opponent in boxing exhibition at
Flagstaff on July 9TH and connect
ed with something that stubbornly
refused to yield even a little bit
We have S. G. Harris, tempOrar-
lily transferred from the car de-
partment to act as locomotive car
penter during the absence of John
ny Lockwood.
Both T. Leyba and David Garcia,
of George Hartman's boiler wash
ing gang, were issued acquisitions
for medical treatment and are
therefore on the absentee list.
For the reason that Joe Lorenzo
is taking a vacation, we note that
Labor 4man Joe Kleindienst was
again called upon to lend" A. Or
tez to the power plant as fireman
helper.
Again punching the clock card,
R. Chavez, laborer, returned to
work Monday after having been
among those absent for over two
weeks 'on account of illness.
Wedding Bells! Look out. Well
who would have ever guessed that
our friend Ben Setima, better dag
nosed as the "sheik of the Redmen'
would really fall" Miss Anna
May Secakuku was the young lady
who agreed to accept Ben ''for bet
| ter or for worse" The bride is {
sister to the we'll known and popu
lar Chief Joe Secakuku at Canyon
Lodge. Best of luck is the sincere
wish of their large host of friends
Manuel Sandoval, Jr., brother o
Joe and son of boiler maker Nj
Sandoval, is the newest addition t.
the shops. He is beginning hi
time" as machinist apprentice
Safety First Is Better Than ;
Compensation Check!
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STANFIELD BILL
IS DENOUNCED
BY SHEEP MEN

FLAGSTAFF A. Johns, pres
ident of the Arizona Wool Grow
ers' association, Tuesday went on
record as being opposed to the
Stanfield bill now before congress.
Mr.. Johns, addressing the conven-
ton of growers, said, eve can talk
about stabilizing the wool industry
in Arizona, but with thoughtless
government bureaus to fight and
unsound propaganda to guard
against, it calls for concerted ac-
ton on the part of wool growers if
the sheep industry is to survive"
F. J. Hagenbarth, president of
the National Wool Growers associ-
alton, said the national body had
secured IL cents effective duty on
wool, and that it was getting four
ceEts more for wool this year, al
tho oh the ultimate consumer is
paying less for his woolens than
ever before.
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Ellinwood at Work
On Address to Use
In State Campaign

PHOENIX - Working in the Sc
clusion of his home here, e. e. FL
linwood, Democratic candidate for
governor, is busy on the draft of
an address on the Colorado river.
This subject will be presented by
the candidate in series Of public
gatherings now being arranged
over the state. Ellinwood plans to
leave not later than the latter part
of the week for northern Arizona,
it was announced Tuesday from his
Headquarters here.
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PAGE ELEVEN

so / am reasonably sure that there
was at no time rs lbs. pressure at
the hydrant, but there certainly
was sufficient pressure to disclose
quite number of weak spots in
the jolly old water mains about
town, which makes us wonder what
might happen should the 100 Id.
pressure required by the franchise,
be turned on.
Very truly yours,
STANLEY E. WATKINS,
City Engineer,
Winslow, AriZ.
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OVERTURNED

FLAGSTAFF - Charlie Mclean,
travelling man for the Bishop Can
dy Co., accompanied by his sister,
were coming off the grade over the
railroad at Winona Friday after
noon when they met a truck and
slid off the road, overturning. First
reports were that Miss Mclean was
killed. But she was only slightly
injured and after day or so both
returned to their home in Califor-
MIA.
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turned on when the engineers re-
ceive the signal
With regard to pressure, Mr..
Camp states that after accidentally
noticing the w. 3rd Street fire. he
rushed to the power house and had
rs lbs. pressure turned into the
mains. Handling a fire-hose car
rying that amount is job for three
or four husky men, but it happens
that I was assisting one other man
at the nozzle at the time the pres
sure arrived and we experienced no
difficulty in controlling the hose.
(and neither of us are Herculean)
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Editors WinSloW Mail,
Winslow, Arizona.
Gentlemen:
There appeared in the July 9th
issue of your publication, a letter
over the signature "W. G. Camp,
Chief Engr. Mech. Dept, Santa Fe
r. r." relative to water pressure,
how to obtain it for fire-fighting,
etc.
My first impression, based upon
the title, was that Mr.. Camp was
one of the officials at Los Angeles
headquarters, but later learned
that he is employed in the local di-
vision shops. This being the case,
Mr.. Camp is in position to have OBJ
tained information and facts far
more accurate than those which ap-
parently form the basis of his
statements in the communication in
question, for it is obvious that he
either deemed an investigation into
the case absolutely unnecessary, or
was grossly misinformed.
Referring to his statement that
no call was made for additional
pressure at the time of the O'Hara
fire, the first order issued upon
arrival at the scene of action by
Fire Chief Jackson was: Phone
the round house for pressure"
Attempts were made to telephone
the round house by Mayor Gillard,
G. L. Murphy, Ray F. Gebhart, and
George Haynes, but central could
get no response. Mr.. Murphy call
ed from the Martin residence,
which was afire at the time, was
forced by the heat to give up after
several attempts, and left the phone
with the request that central
please ring No. 161 until you do
get response"
1 am further informed that City
Magistrate Nesting appealed to Mr..
Hunt of the L. A. Santa Fe office
for action. Together they located
Mr.. Camp among the spectators at
the fire and got action; this was
about twenty minutes after the
first attempt to accomplish it by
telephone.
Regarding the fire on w 3rd
Street, Saturday, July 3rd, Mr..
Obra Grey and A. B. Nelson tried
(and failed) to make the desired
phone connection. Why? Princi-
pally because the phone having
been removed from the power
house, one must call No. 161 which
is in the round house office, and,
if successful thus far, have the
message relayed to the power
house engineers, and, since it ap-
pears that the duties of the office
employees demand their presence
elsewhere at time, leaving the Of
flee unOccupied, this arrangement
is not only most unsatisfactory but
very dangerous.
In my humble opinion, there is
but one solution for this problem,
and that is the installation of di-
rect signal connection between the
City Fire Department and the pow
er house. Not by telephone, for
there is too much of the human
element controlling this method,
but by placing an additional fire
alarm box in the City Hall to be
used as a signal for emergency
pressure only, or by arranging to
use box No. "a for that purpose.
This box is located in the City
Fire Department headquarters. in
the City Hail, and under existing
arrangements, is to be used only
when requesting emergency assist
ance from the Santa Fe fire depart
ment.
No fault is to be found with the
power house engineers or the
equipment, for there is sufficient
reserve pressure available and it is
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GOITRE CAUSED
Sleeplessness, Run Down Condition
and Lump in Throat. Colorado
Lady Tells of Relief

NOTE: 1t would be illegal to
publish these statements if not
true.
Mrs. F. Bowdick, Monte Vista,
Colorado, says she will tell or write
how she was relieved of her terri
BILE goitre two years ago. The mis-
cry has never bothered since. Sor-
bol-Quadruple, a stainless liniment,
used.
Get more information from Sor-
Dol Company, Mechanicsburg, Ohio,
all drug stores, locally at Central
Drug Co. ADV
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FOR SALE-4-room house and
furniture. Two screen porches.
Furnishings include electric sewing
machine, washer, vacuum cleaner
and other features Small cash
payment will handle. 612 Apache.
July2tf
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Use Them for Results
Copy: Must be in Mail office not
later than noon Thursday to in
sure publication the same week.
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FOR SALE-Large Lloyd Loom
baby buggy, $500. 623 West
Third. Phone 1894. July16
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FOR SALE, or will trade for
Winslow property, 160-acre ranch
II miles east of Flagstaff. 100
acres can be cultivated, balance
timber As acres now in cultiva-
tion. so acres under fence. $4,000
worth of improvements. See Olds
Bros. Jy16-23-3OAug6
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FOR SALE-Two 45-volt B bat
teries. One 6-volt Willard storage
battery for radio. Cheap. Phone
472. July9
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Classified Advertisements

Read Them for Profit
Rates: &c per word for each in
sertion; minimum charge 25c
per insertion.
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FOR SALE - Buescher C Melo-
dy Saxophone, good as new. Silver
with gold bell, $500. See Frank
Siegmund. July16
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FOR SALE

NNNN.NNONNON<IN <ININSNNNN4NTNF<N
FOR SALE-High laying strain
White Leghorn pullets. Address
Box V, Winslow. July9-16-23-3O
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FOR SALE at a bargain the fol-
lowing: Royal typewriter, perfect
condition, late model, make offer.
Auto accessories of all descrip-
tions. If you look for anything in
that line see me first. Diamond
ring and other jewelry. 100 shares,
unit in the Mexica Oil Co., Tex
as, active
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Two room apart
ment, kitchenette, adjoining bath,
modern, attractively furnished.
Convenient for two men. AT Kin
sley Ave. J2tf
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FOR SALE - Practically new
Sundstrand adding machine and
cash register; cost $185.00 new;
will sell cheap for cash; apply
Mail office. J2tf
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MISCELLANEOUS

CASH PAID for Dental Gold, False,
Teeth, Discarded Jewelry, DIAM
onds, Platinum. Mail to Florida
Gold Refining Co., 81 Adams, Jack
sonville, Florida.
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FOR RENT-Five room furnish
ed house. Phone 472. July16.
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FOR RENT-5 Room house, partly
furnished; has combined living
room and dining room; 2 bedrooms,
clothes closets, bath and sleeping
porch. 815 Winslow avenue. tt
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FOR SALE - Lots in Sweeney
Heights addition, Block 1. Fine
location, price reasonable, terms if
desired. Phone 384, or call at 214
West Fourth street. July16
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FOR .SALE-Almost new, York
French horn and case; cost $125.00.
Will sell for SIS cash or $85 on
terms. Apply The Mail office.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-160 acre
ranch at Hay Lake. Apply Geo.
Wrench, city, phone 1854. If.
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Indian Miller, of Canyon Lodge,
will pay good prices for baby
mountain lions, baby bobcats and
baby foxes. July2-9-16-23
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Winslow, Arizona,
July IA. 1926.
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WANTED = Hired man to work
on ranch, address Box V, Wins
low. July9-16-23-30
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-07
BTILDISG PERMITS.

Ten building permits Eor new construc-
ton. worth Si0.l25. were issued Tuesday
a. the city building Inspectors office.
They follow:
Joe :. Hyde. tGree-roOm dwelling.
Arkansas avenue; $500.
Ella II. BenEer. addition, West Com
merce street: $500.
L. G. Mathews. f.vc-"Oom dwelling,
salinas street; $500.
CI;y water Board. addition, Market
street; $4,000.
H. Z. HHdeb-andl. remoIel.ug. MgCUl-
louga avenue. $1,000.
Enrique Castillo. One-rOOn dwelling.
san Carlos street; $500.
SlIvian0 Cortss. IOur-TOOm dwelling,
Sabfuas sweet. $500.
C. -. Ewing. addition, Conception
Avenue; 2I25.
!. A. Heard. fivc-room dwelling, Del
mar street: 5000.
Green Banks, a4d.'on Hedges street;
$500.
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BIRTHS.

Ap.I %. To NJ. and Mrs. Theodore
J. Lo.4Ie, '5g5 South HackDcrry street;
boy.
April p: To Mr.. and Mr.. AdO.fo CIs-
Ee-Dr. 1902 North Laredo street: boy.
April . To NJ, and Mr.. Emery J.
Ford. Santa Rosa hospital: girl.
April :: To Ar. and Mrs. Elias SarL.E
1911 West Travis street; Eir..
April .: To Mr. and Mrs. Roberto
Lopez. ~ South Leona street; girl.
Ap-I Q. To AI-. and Mr.. Florencl0
Najers. - North Flores street: boy.
April 9. To Mr. and Mrs Antonio
Canalr7, Z0f Monterrey street; Dov.
April O.. To ST. and Mrs LiBrad DO
M4F.iucz. 2sn South FriO street: boy.
April !: To Mr. and Mrs. Refug.O
Guerrero. 'lfJ Delgsdo street; girl.
Apr. ?. To Nr. and Mrs Felix Torres.
500 Angela street: boy.
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Lust. Sirayed. Found

Lost. Sirayed. Found IL
GLASSES fitted. Weekly paymPts.
SIEBERT OPTICAL 90
222 I. Houston St. Travis. $50.
SO REWARD Tor return Fox Terrier
dog. family pet deaf and very old. white
and black spots. very small no tail.
Lost sunday afternoon, several miles
north OF city near Blanco road. 1915
W. Russell. NooI.aUn -G9E
LOST-NOnuay evening. April Z. between
Haringen and SAN Antonio, grip cor
tanning mems clothing, note book with
name Guy Z. Jackson; reward. 4l9 Dallas
81. san Antonio.
STRANED. orange Persian cat. with
whit, breast and neck. Ring TT. 1855
Tor reward.
LOST-Collle dog male. sable and white,
answers 20 name Teddy: wore collar
with rabies vaccination cross attached.
TT. 50lS-W Reward.
LUST-Whire gold onyx ring oblons
shape, Monday night. front H-Was drug
store. TT. SSl5-W: reward.
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Burial PERMITS.

"lsr.,s D.. HummeI % years Old. Ken
cdg TcEs-
Leuudrr *. Goodwin. Gs years old.
<lall Rosa h0spltaI
ErCrit Crane. nine years old, santa
Ross hospital
Fldsla CARA. IS years Cd. 2is CHI
Lualu- street.
Helena Elizabeth Ballard. % years old
$50. North Alamo street
Annie EurclI 90 years old. santa Rosa
hospital.
Theda ]. stanncld, 60 years DID, go
Piedmont avenue.
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NIRI;IAGE IICEN~Es.

F.au.sro Rodriguez and Erene Ne
1el.1.
L. Il. Pcrhe and Mrs. Emma South
C.sla.
g. W. Nla. and Mrs. Ollie Chino.
~ r. B-ac4 and Orlsau Hosgenauer
'ar MDk4 and Harmla EllzOndO.
John d. WOslslcT and TreJa Bell Don
AVIAN.
Lee Smith and Laura Nuch0Iy
Allan J.. Mclean and Lena l.. Parker.
Elmer d. BIisDyH and Mrs Myrtle
Pope.
Antonio Torres and Cecilia Lopez
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Business Lot, S6650
56x185 at Store Group
on San Pedro Ave.

The a~oup where this lot is located
will rapidly become one OF the BUSES,
community ctntsrs in the city. Note the
great size Of this lot. Recent extensions
o. san Pedro Ave. and development Of
tGe residence sections that feed traffic
into IL on the extreme north are cause
% a big rise In san Pedro Ave. front
aEes. CAL CT. ll25. Sales Dept. Richcy,
casey < GTagg. Home phone Mis- GlS5-W.
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DEITEREICH-He1T DaiterrIeh. 'aa
80 years. died az his residence 10.
Bigfo0t street. OF I-85 a. IN. TIL. morn
ing. wednesday, April :. 1886. He has
been a resident ul san Antonio .1E the
past 20 years lie ls survived by hi
widow, Mrs. Kate b0.fergIcl. fO-r
daughter. Misses Lena and Minnie Ia..-
srsich OF Houston. Te-.. Mrs. Eu-us
Ea1nediner Of Gainesville Tex. aud
Mrs Christina Bran1es Of San Antonio
Funeral services viii be held from tn
family residengr. So. RlgIDnf street.
Thursday afternoon az %. Doc Inter
msnt IN National cemetery with tul
military hono-s Uud-- direction o.
Heury A Guerra. funeral director
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Z. C. Irish to Edo C. Morris, Feb
rusry &c, 1925. deed TO lots Il and a.
block 5. new city block 6iOi; $40.
Joe J. and Elcanora Walters TO Meyer
! Epstein and jerome Epstein, March so,
1926, deed to part OF lot :, block :, new
city block 3l?, being remainder not sold g.
| $3.50.
| G. W. and Dora Kricger to Alfred W.
! Rhode, Frank c. Gittngcr and Joseph
| T. Caldwell March 10, 1926, deed to lot
&C, block .. new city block Sli1; $3.50.
| etc.
! Mission Cemetery Company TO Lee A..
! block :, Mission Burial Park $500.
! T. II. and Ella Gillespie Kingsbury to
/ ]. q. Squirting, March 50, 1925, deed to
| lot /, block 8. new city block 76l; $1,000.
J. C. Squirting TO Mrs. Addie l.. Riser,
! March 50, 1926. deed 10 half interest in
( lot !, block 9, new city block i6l 1925.
Harry J., and RUBY \. Gooding to
| Louis Alexandria aud Regina Louise La
! Laurin, January 6, 1926, qutclaIm decd
| to the southern portion OF lot /, block
B. new city block 7O5. j7..i feet by So
| feet of the bac kend OF said lot; sliiO.
! J. H.. Il. 5. and Ike 5. Kampmann to
| Henry J. krOhnhCimer, February IS,
1925, deed to lots OBJ and ioA, block o,
| new city block b3i@: $3.50.
Edo {. and Florence T. Morris to
| Frank J. Avis. April ., 1926, deed to
lots q and -. block ;. new city block
| Cos: $500.
Heirs CT I. J. skOos. deceased. by W.
| q. Luedckc. attorney IN fact 20 W. a.
| Driscoll and Z. 7. Mor.tz, August 81.
| 1928. deed 10 lots g. :, 8. 2 and 10. block
| Is. sunset Place; $40. etc.
II. \. DTiscolI and Z. +. Moriiz to
Thomas Il. Quinn. March rs, 1926. deed
to lots G. :. s, and 10. block 10, new
Cit block COIL; $780,.
HErry Cunningham TO Harry Landa.
April s. 1926, deed TO 25i acres OF land
Out Of old city lots 9, II and Is, range
C. district 3. described b. field notes here
in: $3.50. etc.
Henry and Amelia II. Hernandez to
Milton Y. Jones. March 5, 1926. quit
claim deed to lot 1, new city block @i@5,
known as No. 22lG San Fernando street;
81. etc.
Frank .. and Eatc.Ie slInmang 10 W.
B. Speegle, March 50, l925, deed to lot
g. new city block 6525, except the north
two feet Of said lot, NcIten subdivision;
xllU0
| Ed Rohdc. March ,, 1926. deed to an
undivided one-fOuTth interest In the
~outhern half Of lots 2 and 10 block {,
on west side Of Matagorda street; sl225
Charles +. and Melitta Martin TO Ed
! RoAde. March 81 1926 deed to an I'M
divided oue-fourth interest in thu south
eru half OF lots . and 10, block 4. on
ives: side OF MatGsorda street, near Gem
ter street.
Mrs. Julia y. Krohn to Diora E An
deTsou, April s, 1926. deed to lot {. block
., new city block 1868, also lots ia and
LIB. new city block 1898, Glendale adj
d.tiou: s..
Charles \. zwe,= 20 George C. schu-
mache-. April l, 1925. deed to 81 20
acres OF land out IL T. Perez survey So
beng blocks p and IL; s7OOI. etc
Elsie \. and I. W. Appedole 10 Leo
J. Burns. April >. 1925. decd to lot y.
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130-Foot Lot for $3.50
CINCINNATI AVE. WOODLAND 2SGo
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Modern Style Bungalow
West Grammercy, $4,000
} RoomS-Breakfast Nook

An attractive style bungalow. CONSIST
ing of living room. dining room, large
Kitchen with Urr.Kfart EHOF. Two bed
rooms. Was bJslt FOR a hOmc and nas
especially nice bUlIt-In features. garage
and cement drive. paved street. an kinds
Of lhrubbr ry. large lot. 50EiaD: close to
school ana car line. house could not be
built for tuI. p-.cC tpdE-.
SALES DEPT. CDSNEsS REALTY CO.
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FOUR-ROOM bungalow, bath, lights, ga
rage, in Los Angeles Heights. price s2lOO.
$50 cash, balance S21.00 monthly. Owner
William Dellerman, office TT. 5giS; resi-
denCe WOOdlEwn s92.
WILL sacrifice five new modern houses;
also four lots; well located; small pay
msnt down; take car or lot, balance like
rent. CT. 6lia
yOs Ora NSOS ST.
Army officer changing station will!
sacrifice home, five rooms sleeping
porch, built-in features. Pittsburg heat
er. three-p!ece bath, garage, cement
walks. paved street. hardwood floors in
living room and dining room: may he
inspected by appointment. Phone CT.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Funeral Notices

NERRYLEES-Died Nonday morning
April ), 1895, EgbeTt George Mcrrylccs,
beloved son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George J.
herryiecs, at $l4 East CORTLAND ave
nue, in his tWent.-iiftl year. Prayer
FOR family at the home At ( o'clock.
while the services for the public viii
be from First United Presbyterian
Church. corner OF Locust and Ogden
streets. Rev. Mr.. Huey Officiating. as
sisted 10y Rev. Asher II. Brand. The
services al the grave viii be under
aaspiccs Of Anchor Masonic Lodge. Hon
orary pallbearers; Glenn Cater. Edwin
Human. Garry Van Ripper. Jack Doug
las, Tom J. Crooks, Jim Palmer, Earl
Cater. Harry Otto Fisher, Shed Hamil-
ton, Robert Lee Rhea, Joe Mayor. H..
c. Booth, John Namell. Harold VIII
cox John Eawlins, Maurice Booth,
George Modsching. Direction o. Porter
l-oring.
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QUICK LOANS. 800 70 and up on per-
sOHal notes one to Two endOrsers. SAL
aries all kinds Of Insurance policies,
Bonus Cc-tt1cates. stocks bonds, furnl-
iurC. contracts OF sale. first and second
mortgages. vacant lDrs. -hOEIestcads. stor-
age receipts. property out Of state and
county. Pay nacE monthly or weekly.
Get money here In 10 minutes and up.
Established eighteen years and have
ner e. taken personal proUcriy away from
anyone as vet I"ha l.. Forrest Co. Suite
20i-5-G Gibbs Eldg. Or. S5i
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Farns-RaDches. Sale
Winter Garden

500 Acres. partly improved and grow
ing crops TO trade FOR san Antonio !
property, about $4,000. Box 2i2, care
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S. Alamo Corner, $4,000
2-StOry Brick. Big Lot

This iE an ~ business lot. II 'front.'
three streets. all Of them paved and
paving paid for. the CiEht-rOom brick
house would PROSE big cost 5000 10 build.
Cali Sales Dept r chey, cssey & Gragg
Home phone Mis-. 49,.
San TEE~ANDD addition. Bargain FOR
quick sale. Three rooms. bath. Sos.
part rash. balance 81 per month. $40
Thompson place.
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ZADICH-Died at his home. 2O3 Madi-
son ST, WEDNESDAY April :, 1896. Joha
Zadich, beloved husband Of Mrs. Amelia
Zzdich. in his Ssth year. lie was
native OF Hamburg, Germany. residing
in this country for A. years and IN san
Antonio for IS years. Relatives and
friends are invited 10 attend funeral SER
vices from the residence, eos Madison
St. Thursday afternoon at { o'clock.
April 5. 1926. Interment will be in the
DiEnowity cemetery under the direction
81 the Riebe Undertaking Co.
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| PERSONAL LOANS
Always Quick Loans

So 10 TO 10000 ON iTTOS. furniture.
pianos and other collateral. Repayahls
in weekly. semi-moniHly Or monthly pay
men;s TO suit your own convenience. See
Us first.
REMEDIAL LOAN Co.
go Brady Bldg Crockett $3.50.
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One Acre

small bungalow. shade, fruit trees and
chickens owner, sos W. Theo Ave.
Agents invited.
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Real Estate for Sale
lie -
To Lot Owners ONLY

Whether your lot is clear or not. I ca n
finance and build you a home on easy
monthly payments David A. Lown. ar
Bank Bldg. TT $685.. Woodlswn $3.50
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-07

BARkSDALE-Mrs Olivia BarEsdale,
aged 80 year. a native Of EusS county,
died At her residence, 4lBs South Presa,
at D. m, Tuesday night, April o.,
1895 She is survived by her husband.
claude C. Barksdalc; one Sister Of Dali
las, Tex. Funeral services viii be an
nounced later. Under direction Of Porter
Loring.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-07
Houses for Sale

FOR SALE-NDDEEN COTTAGE.
PAVED STREET. MIS-. 20
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-07
SO7 and 81 Mckinley

See these trO modern fpur-r1nu
homes. Built 80 that VIC know JhcyT
suit
TIL BUILDING q REALTY CO..
I@a Moore Bldg. 'r. 1854.